Devil's Throat, Waterfall in Argentina/Brazil
The Garganta del Diablo is a U-shaped waterfall on the border of Argentina and Brazil.
It is part of the Iguazu Falls, which were formed as the result of a volcanic eruption.
The name 'Garganta del Diablo' translates to 'Devil's Throat' in English, reflecting local folklore and legends.
Visitors can view the falls from a series of walkways and viewing platforms.
It is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the world due to its size and surrounding biodiversity.
Location: Brazil
Elevation above the sea: 252 m
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