The Amazon River, a colossal force of nature, reigns supreme as the world's largest and most voluminous river. This awe-inspiring waterway, stretching over an astonishing 7,000 kilometers, dwarfs its closest rival, the Nile. Born in the towering Peruvian Andes, the Amazon embarks on a majestic journey eastward, traversing the heart of South America, before finally surrendering … [Read more...] about The Amazon River: A Natural Wonder Surpassing the Nile and Powering the Planet’s Biodiversity
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The Eye of the Earth: Croatia’s Mystical Cetina River Source
Croatia, renowned for its stunning coastline and ancient cities, hides a mystical and awe-inspiring natural wonder: The Eye of the Earth. This hidden gem, officially known as the Cetina River Source, captivates travelers with its extraordinary shape and captivating hues, making it one of the most unique natural attractions in the world. Situated near the small village of … [Read more...] about The Eye of the Earth: Croatia’s Mystical Cetina River Source
Incredible View of the Majestic Amazon River From Space
Captured by the Copernicus Sentinel-1 mission on March 3, 2019, this breathtaking image showcases the Amazon River as it winds through one of the world’s most crucial ecosystems—the Amazon rainforest in South America. Credit: Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2019), processed by ESA, CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO. In this captivating image, processed to highlight water bodies … [Read more...] about Incredible View of the Majestic Amazon River From Space
Water Is Freely Flowing Down The Klamath River For First Time In 100 Years
The largest dam removal in US history is happening now. After years of advocacy from Indigenous groups and environmentalists, dams along the Klamath River are being removed, allowing water to flow freely again. This offers new hope for the region’s iconic salmon. The Klamath River, stretching 414 kilometers (257 miles) between Oregon and northwestern California, was once … [Read more...] about Water Is Freely Flowing Down The Klamath River For First Time In 100 Years
A river of green through the Callowhill Cut
I’ve always adored those ignored, abandoned, overgrown and “in-between” places: The space between two houses where plants are growing over pieces of broken pottery. The city “drain” (which looks like a little green river) that’s covered in algae and moss. The space between park walls and the bushes planted against them. The inside of hollow trees. Little caves. The space … [Read more...] about A river of green through the Callowhill Cut