The Tallest Waterfall In The World Is Tugela Falls
In the KwaZulu-Natal Province of the Republic of South Africa, the Drakensberg of Royal Natal National Park is home to the complex of seasonal waterfalls known as Tugela Falls. With an uninterrupted leap of 411 m (1348.43 ft) and a total drop of 947 m (3106.96 ft), it may be the tallest waterfall on Earth, according to some measurements.
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Dee 1 year ago
#24 and the name/location of this place is where exactly?!?!
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Glory 1 year ago
Lake Taal on the island of Luzon, in the northern end of the Philippines archipelago.
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Kenzy 1 year ago
#3 You know why people built pyramids all over the world?
It's the best way to pile up a bunch of blocks and not have them tip over.
That's it. That's the only reason.
It's the best way to pile up a bunch of blocks and not have them tip over.
That's it. That's the only reason.
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Lil 1 year ago
#8 *Kentucky bourbon
#10 some still argue that it's Angel Falls, which is more impressive imo
#14 it should be noted that the "islands" are manmade
#24 called a "recursive" island or lake, there are several. Taal is one, and the biggest is in Canada on Victoria Island but it has no name
#10 some still argue that it's Angel Falls, which is more impressive imo
#14 it should be noted that the "islands" are manmade
#24 called a "recursive" island or lake, there are several. Taal is one, and the biggest is in Canada on Victoria Island but it has no name
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Rian 1 year ago
#5 Well, Great Diomede is Russian and Little Diomede is American so arguably there is probably 100 years time lapse between them.
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Rena 1 year ago
#14. Will they tip over?
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Rena 1 year ago
#16. If it erupts, it’s taking most of us with it.
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Dre 1 year ago
#1 the word is extirpated, when a species no longer occurs in a location where it once did
#4 mosquitoes lay their eggs in water, not the ground. They hatch and the larvae live in water, until they moult into their adult form
#8 Kentucky is not on the east coast, this post is brutal
#16 Yellowstone was the first American National Park, not natural park
#4 mosquitoes lay their eggs in water, not the ground. They hatch and the larvae live in water, until they moult into their adult form
#8 Kentucky is not on the east coast, this post is brutal
#16 Yellowstone was the first American National Park, not natural park
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Ronnie 1 year ago
#26 - Why would lions care about man's political boundaries? As far as they're concerned, its all just 'home' or 'restaurant.'
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Frank 1 year ago
#2 Most of those lakes are full of mosquitoes.
It's the best way to pile up a bunch of blocks and not have them tip over.
That's it. That's the only reason.
#10 some still argue that it's Angel Falls, which is more impressive imo
#14 it should be noted that the "islands" are manmade
#24 called a "recursive" island or lake, there are several. Taal is one, and the biggest is in Canada on Victoria Island but it has no name
#4 mosquitoes lay their eggs in water, not the ground. They hatch and the larvae live in water, until they moult into their adult form
#8 Kentucky is not on the east coast, this post is brutal
#16 Yellowstone was the first American National Park, not natural park