Like any country in the world, Canada has its own interesting characteristics. Bad weather, abundance of wildlife, and often over-courteousness all make people think the place is so interesting and special, and today's cute and hilarious photos prove that they happen to be real.
01: There's nothing to see here, only icebergs passing by! The place is called "Iceberg Alley" and it is located near Ferriland in Newfoundland.
02: "In Canada, we don't rely on roosters. ”
03: Drivers should know some additional rules when visiting Canada, each taking their own lane.
04: Canada is famous for its maple leaves. This is unique about Tobermory, a port village.
05: Canada has been using plastic money since 2011. And it's useful in more than one way...
06: Today the weather is good, only -10 ° C, you can come out to bask in the sun.
07: The canadian people's kindness is still OK!
08: Imagine cute – furry bunny living in these miniature tents!
09: Run freely on the street.
10: Stunning views of Toronto in summer.
11: When the payment terminal is connected to a hockey stick, you know you're in Canada
12: Speaking of hockey in Canada, where kids love their Barbie dolls are wearing hockey.
13: Children in the Toronto Islands are playing hockey.
14: Just look at this picture is cold, can my car still drive?
15: The Northern Lights appear outside a house in Nunavut, Canada.
16: The weather in Canada brings goats and men together.
17: Canadians have a great time this winter...
18: It's too cold, I'm going to wrap it up warm!
19: Although it is widely believed that Canadian moose are very friendly, not all moose are particularly polite.
20: As the person who took this photo points out: "They wait at the corner of the sidewalk for traffic to stop." Then use the buddy system to cross the street when the walk signal flashes. "In our words, it's called courtesy to pedestrians.
21: When you get a parking ticket in Canada... It looks like this!
22: When the automatic door is broken, this is the conscious practice of Canadian subway commuters.
23: Daily duty of the Police on Duty in Canada.
24: Operational training for police officers on duty in Canada.
25: Canadian police protest wearing stupid pajama pants instead of uniforms.
26: Bravely Canadian police fight off angry mobsters.
27: It's the weekend and I think I need to take my two pets for a ride.
28: Even moose are friendly and they will follow you home.
29: What will happen to the snowfall of 1.6 meters in two days?
30: No matter what, it won't stop these fans from going to the stadium.
31: Canada's Emerald Lake.
32: Ghost Tree Forest, Mount Seymour, British Columbia, Canada.
33: Lake White Moss Forest, British Columbia, Canada.
34: Canada's representative animal, the elk, is like a kangaroo in Australia.
35: Wear different clothes as the temperature changes.
36: Unique bike.
37: The wingspan of the Canada goose is very large, between 1.2 meters and 1.8 meters. The Canada goose is very strong and adaptable, and only grass, berries and water are needed to flourish in almost any environment. When they migrate, they migrate in a majestic "V" shape. It is possible to fly 2400 km per day.
38: We dare to make you guess what time of year it is.
39: Toronto is the most populous city in Canada and one of the largest cities in all of North America. It also happens to be one of the most culturally and ethnically diverse cities in the world. Some of its areas include Chinatown, Little India and Little Italy. The huge CN Tower is a huge tourist attraction that offers spectacular views from the top. If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city for a while, take a boat trip to the nearby Toronto Islands, which has great beaches and outdoor activities.
40: Quebec City. Old Quebec Street is the city's historic district, so if you enjoy the views, don't miss it. Other attractions in the historic district include the Castle and The Royal Plaza, where explorer Samuel de Campland established the first French North American settlement. The city's most iconic building is Fontena Castle, a 19th-century grand hotel and the most photographed hotel in North America.