Geography, asked by shyamdeorayroy, 10 months ago

why South America Is called land of superlative​

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Answered by ak1455988
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A Continent of Superlatives. South America is a continent of superlatives, boasting the world's largest river, biggest rainforest and tallest waterfall. ... The diversity in South America can best be experienced on a cruise that exposes travelers to the diverse continent in a way that land tours

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