by Whale Camp | Mar 25, 2025
Hey Whale Campers! Some springy days are getting us excited about the summer! One of our favourite things about Grand Manan is the abundance of seals – you practically can’t go anywhere without spotting one of these sleek marine mammals. Seriously, whether...
by Whale Camp | Feb 18, 2025
The Bay of Fundy, nestled between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, is renowned for its EXTREME tidal range, creating extensive intertidal zones teeming with diverse marine life. Among the fascinating inhabitants of these zones are various species of seaweed or marine...
by Whale Camp | Dec 27, 2024
Have you ever seen the “Little Brother of the North?” The “Clown of the sea?” Also known as the Atlantic Puffin (Fratercula arctica), these majestic, little seabirds are one of the rare sights that the Bay of Fundy has to offer! This particular species of Puffin is...
by Whale Camp | Nov 20, 2024
A Journey of Thousands of Miles – Whale Migration Do you have a favourite humpback whale from Whale Camp or somewhere else? Do you ever wonder where they are right now? Every fall, thousands of humpback whales embark on an epic migration to their winter...
by Whale Camp | Feb 21, 2024
Fin whales (Balaenoptera physalus) are the second largest species of whale. They have been known to grow to up to 85 feet long!!! They are also commonly known as finners, finbacks, and common rorquals; however, their extraordinary speed has earned them their most...
by Whale Camp | Jan 31, 2024
Humpback whales are one of the most common whales we see while out whale watching in the Bay of Fundy. They are characterised by their long, white pectoral fins, the hump in front of their dorsal fin, and their unique fluke markings. Did you know that humpback whales...
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