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This waterfall is known as the tallest waterfall in the world, the flow is almost 25 times that of the Amazon River, but unfortunately, it is very difficult to see it wi…
Despite its length of nearly 7,000 km, the strange thing is that the Amazon River has no bridge across it. The cause is believed to come from factors
An urban area with nearly 500 large and small structures, hundreds of kilometers of canals... appeared in the middle of the Amazon forest, both with ancient mysteries an…
This server processor is self-designed and developed by Amazon for its cloud servers.
More than half of the Amazon rainforest in South America could turn into savanna in the next few decades, according to a new study.
If the longest river in the world is the Nile in Africa, the largest river in the world is the Amazon River - this river has the largest basin and the most water flow in…
It turns out that the Earth is still breathing with larger lungs in the ocean, an ecosystem few of us know about: The seagrass fields.
They are quite common in Central and South America, often referred to as mosquitoes
After nearly three decades of being found, the 2,600 remains of Tuva have been identified as a 13-year-old girl and a powerful and ruthless Amazon warrior.
This is also one of the smallest primates in the world when only a modest height of 5 cm, weighs 15 grams.
Ecologist David Lapola warned that the next pandemic could originate from the Amazon rainforest because humans are increasingly invading animal habitats.
One of the most mysterious animals of the Amazon jungle has finally been photographed, opening many research directions for them to scientists.
The carbon sequestration capacity of pristine tropical forests in the world has decreased by about a third from 1990, the new study said.
Scientists have discovered a prehistoric mouse as large as a human living in the Amazon rainforest about 10 million years ago.
Carbon emissions from forest fires raging in Australia are on par with the carbon emissions caused by the Amazon rainforest fire disaster last year.