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South American Flying Rivers, What Are They and Why Are They Important to the Amazon? - The Sun of Mexico

The flying rivers are vital for the Amazon, which with its average flow of 219 thousand cubic meters of fresh water per second feeds thousands of species of flora, fauna and human beings.

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South American Flying Rivers, What Are They and Why Are They Important to the Amazon? - The Sun of Mexico

The flying rivers are vital for the Amazon, which with its average flow of 219 thousand cubic meters of fresh water per second feeds thousands of species of flora, fauna and human beings.

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