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Canada is the second-largest country on Earth, stretching from the Pacific to the Atlantic and north into the Arctic. It has the longest coastline of any country, about 125,567 miles (202,080 km), and more lakes than anywhere else, from the Great Lakes to thousands of nameless ponds across the northern forests.

Its best-known natural wonder is Niagara Falls, where the Horseshoe Falls drop about 188 feet (57 m) on the Canadian side. Out west, Banff became the country’s first national park in 1885, while Wood Buffalo National Park is bigger than Switzerland and shelters the last wild flock of migrating whooping cranes. The national animal is the beaver.

Canada is home to around two-thirds of the world’s polar bears, and every fall they gather near Churchill, Manitoba, waiting for Hudson Bay to freeze. Bison roam the prairies again in Grasslands National Park, sea lions haul out along the British Columbia coast, and the northern lights fill the winter sky across the north.

Did You Know? The Bay of Fundy, between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, has the highest tides in the world, rising up to about 53 feet (16 m).

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