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Brazil’s Secret River bigger than the Amazon | 4K Nature Documentary

202650 min4K★ 7.7Nature & Wildlife

High above the Amazon Jungle, there is an invisible river crucial for wildlife! This nature documentary shows us a river in Brazil even bigger than the Amazon. It carries 20 billion tonnes of water every single day. It feeds the grasslands, fills the reservoirs of over half the country's population, sustains jaguars in the Pantanal, giant anteaters on the Cerrado, and monkeys and macaws in the Amazon rainforest. It even creates one of the greatest natural spectacles on Earth — the Iguazu Falls.

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