More than two million lakes sit inside a single country, gouged out by Ice Age glaciers that spent tens of thousands of years grinding it into a landscape of water

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There is something difficult to grasp about the number of lakes in Canada. A few thousand would already seem excessive. Tens of thousands would be hard to picture. Canada has more than two million by federal estimates, scattered across a landscape shaped by ice. The number is so large that it almost stops meaning anything. [...] The post More than two million lakes sit inside a single country, gouged out by Ice Age glaciers that spent tens of thousands of years grinding it into a landscape of water appeared first on Space Daily .