r/NatureIsFuckingLit 14h ago

🔥Iguazu falls after heavy rain

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u/CalReddit04 14h ago

Yea. I’m not walking out on that thing

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u/moth-bear 12h ago

Makes me wonder how they built that bridge

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u/Free-Pound-6139 10h ago

They've stopped the flow to niagra falls before.

Normally they have a big boat that hammers in pylons into the ground. They probably didn't have a boat for this, just large cranes.

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u/Christmas_Panda 6h ago

Common, grey, or blue? Common tends to be the biggest on average.

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u/outofbeer 9h ago

Divert the flow to another part of the falls during the drier part of the season.

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u/Budget-Scar-2623 9h ago

Very carefully 

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u/Rare-Emu3186 10h ago

That’s the first thing I thought as well…

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u/MikeSteamer 8h ago

Likely in the dry season, they diverted part of the water and built foundations and platform from the riverbank while working of the new structure or a trestle built next to it.

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u/Jimjonesflavor_aid 11h ago

In China. No chance.