Question

The world's tallest waterfall (at 3,212 feet) is in the jungles
of Venezuela. They were not known to the outside world
until American aviator Jimmie Angel found them.​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

Angel Falls in Venezuela is the world's tallest waterfall, with a total height of 3212 feet (979 meters). This total height includes a single uninterrupted drop of 2648 feet (807 meters), plus 564 feet (172 meters) of steep cascades and smaller drops downstream from the main falls. [1]

The waterfall was measured in 1949 by surveyor Perry Lowrey, during an expedition funded by National Geographic and led by Ruth Robertson. [1]

The single uninterrupted drop of 2648 feet is also the world's highest. Angel Falls holds two world records: 1) the waterfall with the greatest total height, and, 2) the waterfall with the greatest uninterrupted drop.