Seahorses shock group of Nova Scotia snorkellersSeptember 17Duration 1:05September 17NewsDuration 1:05Some snorkellers got the surprise of a lifetime on Sunday after coming face to face with a group of seahorses. The small marine creatures typically live in tropical waters but somehow found their way to the waters off Paddys Head, N.S. Related Stories Scuba divers come face to face with great white shark near Hubbards, N.S. Whale watchers excited about return of ‘friendly’ orca to the Bay of Fundy ‘Quite the show’: Video shows orcas getting up close with B.C. boaters Despite recent die-off, plenty of support remains for aquaculture on Newfoundland’s south coast Lifeguard supervision wrapped up for season at most N.S. beachesMore from NewsVideo3:09She applied for MAID. But a surgery saved her lifeCBC News Nova Scotia 5 minutes agoVideo1:11CBC Calgary Headline News September 18: Poaching charges, NICU concerns, teacher dispute ads16 minutes agoVideo6:50CBC’s Aarti Pole speaks with former U.S. federal prosecutor, Gene Rossi32 minutes agoVideo1:46New multimillion-dollar Glenmore Athletic Park facility has finally opened1 hour agoVideo7:43CBC’s Aarti Pole speaks with Mexico’s Former Deputy Secretary of Foreign Relations, Julián Ventura22 minutes agoTrending NowVideo0:21Dramatic shoreline collapse sends truck and driver into Nitinaht LakeSeptember 16Video3:35ABC pulls Jimmy Kimmel’s show after comments about Kirk shootingThe National September 18Video4:23Beloved Canadian writer Robert Munsch has chosen a medically assisted death | Hanomansing TonightHanomansing Tonight September 16Video0:53Poilievre calls for temporary foreign worker program to be scrappedPolitics News September 3Video1:17Trump greeted by members of the Royal Family at Windsor CastleSeptember 17
Seahorses shock group of Nova Scotia snorkellers
