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    Canada’s Unbelievable Ancient Landscapes



    Canada’s Unbelievable Ancient Landscapes

    From the lush tundra and cascading Bloody Falls near Kugluktuk to the dramatic cliffs of the Lawford Islands and the awe-inspiring canyons of Tuktut Nogait National Park, Canada’s Arctic landscapes are a testament to nature’s stunning diversity. The remarkable Nunavut region is home to geological marvels, including billion-year-old rock formations, intricate permafrost patterns, and untouched waterways, offering a glimpse into the raw beauty and profound scientific significance of this remote northern frontier.

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    11 Comments

    6. @fredschoemaker7042 on

      WELL THE CLIMATE-CHANGER GOD-ROCK CAN TELL YOU THAT THE ATMOSPHERE SHIFTED BIG TIME WHEN YOU HAVE NORTH AND SOUTH POLES WARM AT THE SAME TIME THAT INDICATES THAT THE ATMOSPHERE HEATED UP AND SHIFTED
      THE CLIMATE-CHANGER GOD-ROCK KNOWS THAT

    7. @prototropo on

      I hope the researchers here generously sharing their work, their goals and methods, understand how interesting it is to us who are not professional geologists or paleontologists but who try to stay informed about Earth history, the course of evolution and the incredible revelations from deep time. Metazoan creatures appeared only half a billion years ago, but knowing that cellular life endured for over three billion years before that just stuns our comprehension, and evokes more questions about the meaning of existence, or any meaning we hope existence to have.
      We need answers to these spectacular questions just to understand our unlikely emergence from such epic origins. Otherwise any sense of purpose in the future will elude us and we will be stumbling into oblivion without a map or compass, without a keel or rudder.

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