Rivers serve as nature’s highways, transporting water from mountains to ocean. Not only that but rivers also play host to an abundance of aquatic wildlife! The Congo River in central Africa is the world’s deepest river, reaching depths exceeding 220m! That would cover London’s iconic clock tower Big Ben 2.5 times over! The Ganges River …
Rivers are one of the planet’s most fascinating geological features, creating landscapes, canyons, carrying people and goods through many countries (think Nile River to Ancient Egyptian civilization or Danube in Europe!) Rivers play an invaluable role in human civilization – look no further than ancient Egypt where river transport was vital to their economy! As …
Rivers play an invaluable role in society by providing drinking water and helping shape landscapes and supporting ecosystems. Some rivers can stretch over an incredible distance! Some even cross multiple countries like Russia’s Ob and Irtysh Rivers. Other rivers exhibit unusual colors; for instance, South American’s “blackwater” rivers feature waters which look similar to strong …
