Source: BroBible
Summary
A group of women swam in the Amazon River and noticed the water was red, sparking debate about whether it’s safe to enter. The color is due to compounds like iron oxide, tannins, and minerals, and is referred to as “blackwater,” which may be a sign of a healthy ecosystem. While some seasoned travelers suggest it’s relatively safe to swim in certain areas, others advise against it due to hazards like piranhas and caimans.
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Women dip into the Amazon River, and the water is… red. Because, you know, iron oxide and tannins. The Amazon River is like that one friend who’s always “fine” but actually has a lot going on. Swimming in it is like playing a game of “spot the piranha.” And don’t even get started on the caimans.
Original observation: The Amazon River is like a hipster’s favorite coffee shop – it’s been “blackwater” before it was cool.
Author: Evan Null
