The most beautiful but dangerous rivers in the world

Large rivers are gifts for the people who give nature, as a source of wealth and prosperity. But not all rivers are safe and peaceful, and sometimes they are very violent, which can deprive all people of humanity. Here are the most dangerous rivers in the world.

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Yangtze River (Changjiang)

The Yangtze River is about 6,385 km long, the longest river in Asia and the third largest in the world after the Nile in Africa, the Amazon River in South America. It originates in western China and flows eastward into the East China Sea.

In addition to the great benefits for people, this river also brings many troubles. One of them was flooding in the rainy season between May and August. In 1954, a major flood caused 30,000 people to lose their homes, life was turned upside down.

Parana River

Parana River is about 4880km long, the second longest river in South America, behind the Amazon River. Its southern currents are very strong and can cause horrific floods that fly all that hinders it.

Congo River

The Congo River is nearly 4800 km long, the deepest river in the world. It is located in the rain belt of Africa and is the second largest river in the world, just behind the Amazon.

In the rainy season, the river transports more than 50,000 cubic meters of water per second into the Atlantic Ocean. The river has many unpredictable cliffs, even the most skilled rowers can hardly move.

Amazon River

The Amazon River ranks first in the world in terms of water volume, making up about 20% of the total freshwater supply to the oceans. In the rainy season, the estuary area can be up to 325 km.

This is home to many giant and ferocious creatures such as bull shark, giant Anaconda snake - the largest snake ever seen. This place contains many dangers that can take people's lives at any time.

Orinoco river

The Orinoco River is about 2140km long, is one of the longest rivers in South America. The Orinoco has an extensive system of canals and branches (nearly 200 branches and canals), flowing through 41,000 km2 of swamp forest and has a number of rapids with rapid speeds that are difficult to navigate. In addition, the Orinoco also causes year-round floods that threaten many people's lives.

The Mekong River

As the 7th longest river in Asia 4800km long, the Mekong feeds about 100 million people and is one of the important transportation and circulation routes in the region. But it also contains many dangers.

In 2008, the Mekong experienced the worst flood in 100 years with water levels as high as 12 meters, engulfing thousands of houses. Damage caused by the flood amounted to over 66 million USD.

Yenisei River

The Yenisei River is one of the largest river systems in the Arctic Ocean. It runs through Mongolia and China. This peaceful-looking river is listed as dangerous because of its very high levels of toxic and radiation substances.

For decades, the river has been severely polluted because of the waste from the bomb factory. In residential areas near the Yenisei River, the rate of children with leukemia, infants with developmental delay and women with breast cancer is alarmingly high.

Mississippi River

The Mississippi River is the largest river in North America and the third longest river system in the world. The danger of the river lies in its diverse flow stratification. The sailors face danger and the risk of turning the boat at any time because there are almost very smooth river sections a few miles away that appear many floating debris.