Saw this flag on a ship in the Welland Canal in St. Catharines, anyone know what it is? reddit.com/gallery/r1wcxi
Is there a specific name for the land between the Welland Canal and the Niagara River?
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Dynamite Luke Dillon and the Welland Canal youtube.com/watch?v=Mho3L…
I went through the Welland Canal at night with my father in 2018 on our way back to Lake Erie.
Theodore Too, currently waiting to transit the Welland Canal in St. Catharines
TIL: Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Head-On Collision!! The Alanis and The Florence Spirit Collided Head-On in The Welland Canal Today, (I do NOT own this Footage). Shocking! v.redd.it/704sc7em5ba51
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Sea lamprey is a parasitic fish that lack scales and breathes using the gills. It has seven pairs of tiny gill openings located behind their mouths and eyes. They have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/Ix1A5u9Yh0k
Foss tug going through the welland canal, nice to see these bad boys still floating
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Welland Canal. Olympus OM10, Zuiko 50mm, ultramax400
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Sea lamprey is a parasitic fish that lack scales and gill covers. They have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. According to the survey, one lamprey kills about 40 pounds of fish every year. youtu.be/Ix1A5u9Yh0k
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
🔥 Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures and able to live in both marine and freshwater. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
7 of Us Around the Welland Canal. Majority just off of the canal in a steep ravine v.redd.it/n3hal70wq2p61
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Two boats collide on welland canal. youtu.be/Zl5Fp0sbezo
Head-On Collision!! The Alanis and The Florence Spirit Collided Head-On in The Welland Canal Today, (I do NOT own this Footage). Shocking! v.redd.it/704sc7em5ba51
Is there still construction on the Welland Canal around Lock 2?
Any other road blocks on the canal trail to Port Colborne?
Two boats collide on Welland canal July 11 2020. youtu.be/Zl5Fp0sbezo
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Super curious about this one too, found along the canal in Welland ON. Never seen anything like it. It's filled with a purple substance but I don't even know how to start researching it. Any help would be mega appreciated!
Sea lamprey is a parasitic fish that lack scales and gill covers. Sea lampreys have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. According to the survey, one lamprey kills about 40 pounds of fish every year. youtu.be/Ix1A5u9Yh0k
TIL: Sea lamprey is a parasitic fish that lack scales and gill covers. They have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. According to the survey, one lamprey kills about 40 pounds of fish every year. youtu.be/Ix1A5u9Yh0k
Sea lamprey is most terrifying parasitic creatures. They are easily recognized by the large mouth, filled with circular rows of teeth. They latches onto its victims with teeth and sucking the blood from its prey. Lamprey have been invading the Great Lakes in the 1830s through the Welland Canal. youtu.be/gJEJXfLLNBo
Found along the Welland canal in Ontario. First time finding something like this, has some quartz or something inside? Really want to find out what it is!
Anyone know what bird this is seen in the welland canal in Ontario Canada
Diver trapped under ice in Welland Recreational Canal dies after rescue by firefighters stcatharinesstandard.ca/n…
Found along the canal in Welland, ON. Google seems to suggest meteorite but I wanted to post here before getting my hopes up! Anyone know?
1980-1986 - Promotional - Welland Canals Preservation Association youtube.com/watch?v=ybaAF…
Train tunnel under the Welland Canal in St. Catharines, Ontario. 1900 vs. 2020. imgur.com/nvkzt9K
