The natural wonder of the world, located on the border of Argentina and Brazil, recorded a flow of more than 7 million liters of water per second.
The increase in the flow of the falls is due to the heavy rains that have hit the region in recent weeks.
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In an impressive display of power and majesty, the Iguazu Falls have reached an exceptionally high flow rate, quintupling their usual water flow and reaching exceed 7 million liters per second. This unprecedented spectacle left visitors speechless and generated great excitement around the world.
Located on the border between Argentina and Brazil, Iguazu Falls is one of the most prominent tourist destinations in South America. With its 275 waterfalls, which extend for almost 2.7 kilometers, these falls are recognized as one of the natural wonders of the world. However, what is being witnessed these days exceeds any expectations.
The increase in the flow of the falls is due to the heavy rains that have hit the region in recent weeks. Heavy rainfall has fed the rivers that supply the falls, and the result is a spectacle of epic proportions. The deafening roar of the water and the mist rising to the sky create an unparalleled sensory experience.
Tourists and local residents have not stopped admiring this unique natural phenomenon. Many have come to the available viewpoints to appreciate the spectacle from a safe distance.
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