122K views · 3.6K reactions | This incredible timelapse shows tide going out over a 6-hour period at Nova Scotia’s Bay of Fundy, home to the world’s highest tide. | The Weather Channel | Facebook

Watching the Earth rotate and the tide come in ✨🌊 Someone commented on a recent video of mine asking why the tide didn't change during an almost 5 hour timelapse. The tide did change in the video, but due to the video starting around mid tide and ending just after high tide, the difference wasn't very noticeable. This one shows a more dramatic shift in tide, as I started it around the time the tide turned. #milkyway #nightphotography #timelapse #cornwall | Aaron Jenkin Photography

277K views · 1.7K reactions | How fast does the King Tide come in? This is a 2 minute time lapse. Check out this 2 minute timelapse from Garden City. | Chief Meteorologist Jamie Arnold-WMBF | Facebook

13K views · 396 reactions | Incredible Video Of Surfing The Bore Tide Along Turnagain Arm. Video Taken By And Shared By @jakeelko On Instagram. | The Alaska Frontier | Facebook

Watching the tide go out of the Turnagain Arm in Alaska during sunrise is one of the most beautiful things to experience. Sheet ice forms across the water so you can watch these massive chunks of ice float out back towards the ocean. And whats even cooler is this was all at 10am so I didn't have to wake up early. #alaska #alaskaadventure #alaskalife #arctic #winter #boretide #travel #fyp #timelapse #drone | Colter Broadwell Photography