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For those who don´t know what is "Iguazú" (most of you I guess ;-): That´s a water falls
system located in the Argentina-Brasil border.<br>
Here is a description I found:<p>
Iguazú: "Big Water" in Guarani language. The waterfalls of this place are a colossal wonder
that must be experienced , lived and enjoyed with our five senses. They consist of 275
falls with a height of up to 70m. One can go on exciting boat rides under the cascades and
walk along the paths appreciating some of the typical animals of the subtropical forest.
The "Devil's Gorge" is a different spectacle which, leaving Puerto Canoas, can be enjoyed
in all its majestic splendor from a distance of only fifty meters.
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