În inima Amazonului este un râu care fierbe. Temperatura apei atinge 86 de grade pe o porţiune lungă de 6 kilometri

The Shanay-Timpishka River in the Peruvian Amazon reaches temperatures of nearly 86 degrees Celsius, causing immediate harm to small animals. Geologists attribute this heat to rainwater that seeps deep underground and heats up before resurfacing. The river, also known as the 'boiling river', flows into the Amazon and has a hot stretch of about six kilometers. The maximum recorded temperature exceeds 90 degrees Celsius, making it one of the hottest rivers in the world.