The Amazon is one of our planet's most well-known rivers. For many years, it has drawn increased attention from scientists and tourists from all of the world alike. Believe us when we say it has something to amaze you. Today, you'll learn why the Amazon attracts hundreds of surfers every year, how dolphins appeared in the fullest river in the world, and why there are no bridges across this river. The Amazon can be proudly called the fullest river on the Earth. The average water flow in the Amazon is 5 times greater than its closest competitor the Kongo and makes up 18% of the total flow of water in rivers that run into the world ocean. This magnificent river pours over 200,000 tons of water into the Atlantic ever second and pushes that water up to 100 miles off the coast.
