The boiling river of the Peruvian Amazon runs hot enough to cook small animals that fall in, reaching 86 degrees Celsius along a four-mile stretch with no volcano within 700 kilometres to explain where the heat is coming from
Kort samengevat
A river in the Peruvian Amazon reaches about 86 degrees Celsius despite lying more than 700 kilometres from an active volcano. The leading explanation is a fault-fed, non-volcanic hydrothermal system.
Verder lezen bij de bron
Bekijk het volledige nieuwsbericht rechtstreeks bij ScienceBlog.com.
Lees het volledige bericht ↗