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Top Ten Beautiful Wildlife to See in Canada

Top Ten Beautiful Wildlife to See in Canada

Canada is always a famous country for her various wild animals and beautiful natural places. Have you seen the wild animals of Canada. Canada is very sustainable and conscious country that wildlife can easily live there. Summer is the  best time when you can choose your free time to visit the beautiful animals of Canada. Here, a brief discussion about some famous wildlife of Canada.

Grizzly Bears:

These bears are very beautiful and dangerous but if you are with your guide and careful, then it no fear. You can see these in the province of British Colombia.


Bison:

Bison is famous animal in the North America. These weighted animals are now normalized that these can be seen in the Elk Island National park of Edmonton in Alberta.

Caribou:

These beautiful horned animal is found throughout Canada and these are absolutely beautiful to look at. 

Salmon:

These fishes can be found in Pristine and Cold rivers of western Canada. These are very beautiful fishes in the Campbell river in Vancouver Island in British Columbia.

Wolves:

These dog like animals is found in Ontario and Quebec.

Moose:

These can be found throught the country and in the Banff National Park in Alberta.

Polar Bears:

These bears are really wonder to see and these can be found in Churchill in the province of Manitoba. 

Whales:

Canada is a home for some special whales like Beluga. You can find these animals at Churchill in Manitoba. 

Canadian Goose: 

It is a very beautiful bird to see in Canada. Its black head and neck with a white patch charms all and these can be found throught Canada. 

Beaver:

This is Canada's National Animal. they are found throughout Canada. British Columbia is a place for these animals too.

Variety of wildlife makes Canada a beautiful places from any other country. The best time to visit Canada is in the summer season from April to October. Take your eTA now and enjoy the summer season. 




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