BEARS
Bears and humans share a love for this tasty protein found here in the rivers during the fall
Salmon
This largest member of the dolphin family lives in every ocean on earth
Orca
This species of salmon swim up and spawn in the Glendale river
Pink
This organism is more closely related to humans than plants biologically
Fungus
This structure located in Ontario is the tallest in Canada
CN Tower
Bears graze along this grass like plant in the estuary while food is limited in the spring
Sedge
This creature from our waters have 3 hearts that helps pump blood throughout its body
Octopus
Once the salmon enter the river they stop doing this natural behaviour
Eating
This type of bird seen in our cove inspired Japanese bullet trains
Kingfisher
More than two-thirds of the world’s population of this mammal are found in the Canadian Arctic
Polar Bear
When cubs are born in the den, hairless and helpless, they are born without this sense
Sight
Seals beware. Orcas working together in this 3-letter group while hunting can tip over sheets of ice while hunting
Pod
Grizzly bears prefer and go after this part of the salmon given its fat content
Salmon Roe
This critter from the cove can reach speeds of up tp 160kph (99mph)
Bald Eagle
Canada has more of this natural feature then any other country on earth
Lakes
This species of bear is born with this genetic trait that makes it appear white or cream coated. Referred to as a spirit bear or Kermode bear
American Black Bear
This fastest growing seaweed in the world can grow up to 2 ft per day
Bull Kelp
Aside from fish salmon are considered this type of important species that is vital to a Eco-system
Keystone Species
This non-flowering plant that uses spores to reproduce grows generously around our woods
Ferns
In 1950 this national animal of Canada was dropped from airplanes with parachutes to help repopulate in different locations
The Beaver
A adult grizzly bear is trying to eat at least 30,000 calories a day. The equitant to this many big macs from McDonalds
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At over 36,000 feet, it's the deepest spot in the North Pacific, or anywhere else on Earth
The Mariana Trench
Salmon are named after their runs, it comes from the Latin word salmo salire which means this behaviour they display
To leap
Knight Inlet lodge is at this elevation of sea level
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The Canadian one dollar coin is named after this type of water bird common in lakes
The Loon