From Fluff to Flight: Baby Geese Grow Up! | Wild Wild East 114

Each year, animals embark on incredible migrations to the Wild Wild East. Humpback whales travel from the tropics to the Bay of Fundy to feed, while Canada Geese journey from the southern U.S. to Nova Scotia to breed. Both spend their summers on Canada’s East Coast before returning in the fall. At the western tip of Nova Scotia lies Brier Island, a jagged isle formed from volcanic rock, which has become a key stop for migratory species like the Great Shearwater and Northern Gannet. These migrations are driven by the search for food and the need to ensure the survival of future generations. 🌟 Love Nature Kids is here to ignite wildlife curiosity in young minds globally! 🌍 Dive into captivating stories, fascinating facts, and forge a deeper bond with nature. 🐾 We long to inspire the next generation of animal-loving conservationists! 🌿 Learn more about Love Nature: https://lovenature.com/ More ways to watch: https://lovenature.com/channel-finder/ #BabyAnimal #Kids #CuteAnimals