Why is the Bay of Fundy famous? A. It has no tides. B. It only has low tides. C. It only has high tides. D. It has extreme differences between high and low tides.

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Why is the Bay of Fundy famous? A. It has no tides. B. It only has low tides. C. It only has high tides. D. It has extreme differences between high and low tides.

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The answer would be D i took this test

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