Al Jazeera camera monitors the details of life in the Amazon rivers


The Amazon River is one of the largest and most abundant rivers in the world, and one of the most important freshwater tributaries of the planet. The Amazon is formed by the confluence of two main rivers near the city of Manaus, the capital of the state of the Amazon, in a strange phenomenon. And live in its basin tribes of the indigenous people and others in floating houses.

​Prepared and presented by: Hassan Massoud | Editing: Sarah Kalo | Cameraman: Ratib El Safadi

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