13 Most Amazing Facts About Lake Ontario

Lake Ontario is is one of the famous five Great Lakes, that hold 21% of the freshwater surface on Earth.
It is bordered by Canada to the north, west, and southwest.
While in the southern and eastern frontier, it is bordered by New York. Their water boundaries meet in the center of the lake.
#LakeOntario #Canada

[@loneprimate]

Number 14: Babe Ruth's first professional (minor leagues) home run resides at the bottom of Lake Ontario off the Toronto Islands, when he hit it out of the park and into the lake September 5, 1914.

[@monita1967]

Lake Ontario is so polluted, surprised that it provides drinking water😮

[@brianlane9627]

I heard this in another video and came here to find out more why. They didn't even touch it. My search continues.

[@kimyoung3484]

Thank you ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🥰😁👌

[@andrewwright1355]

They forgot to add that it's the only Great Lake not boarded by Michigan !

[@Paul-lm5gv]

1:02 "...second oldest Great Lakes ship wreck from 1862..." There are many much older shipwrecks in Lake Ontario the most prominent being the HMS Ontario that sank in a storm in 1780!

[@happydays0220]

Eels , very 🥶

[@jasoningram1988]

💫😇EYEWanTooSealloveLakeOntario'sealS😇💫
There have occasionally been reports of harbour seals inhabiting various lakes and rivers in Canada. The only lake in Ontario that had a seal population was Lake Ontario, but they went extinct in 1824 by overhunting. Ungava seals, a subspecies of harbor seal is one of the four known freshwater types of seal.

[@happydays0220]

Too 🥶

[@bobhdhdhd8759]

Did you know Lake Ontario is a Great Lake ???

[@austindrake4697]

Lake Ontario has raw sewage in it.

[@asmaaeldeeb4225]

and perhaps the most polluted Great Lake