Main Amazon River Tributary Falls to All-Time Low
Environmentalists say climate change and global warming are not only drying up rivers in the Amazon but also causing unprecedented wildfires, destroying the parched vege…
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Environmentalists say climate change and global warming are not only drying up rivers in the Amazon but also causing unprecedented wildfires, destroying the parched vege…
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
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…
Conservationists found alarming levels of mercury poisoning in the Amazon river dolphins population due to illegal gold mining.
The Amazon has a basin that flows through a vast dense forest, with breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls or the world's largest freshwater dolphin ...
About 10km from Manaus to the west of Brazil is the Negro River (Black River). This river flows along the city and joins the Amazon River.
Instead of relying on length, scientists have come up with a more precise criterion to compare the
As world famous rivers, they have a source of modesty that is hard to believe.
The reversal of the world's largest river on Earth is not trivial, and geologists have contemplated the cause of this incident for a very long time.
Ice flowers on the sea, red tide, colorful striped ice or ice whirlpools are strange natural phenomena that appear on the oceans.
The Amazon River originated as a transcontinental river about 11 million years ago, and began to take shape today about 2.4 million years ago.
Plastic pollution in Amazon is alarming when scientists find worrying evidence.
There were no sharp fangs and deadly venom, but Anaconda was still a name that made everyone shudder with fear.