How the Amazon's Secret Boiling River was Discovered

[itsstillpasta]

"86 degrees..." pssh thats nothing "... celcius." 💀

[extazy]

is it really THAT hot for the ENTIRETY of the river?

[dr.zoidberg]

Jesus imagine how uncomfortable it'd be around that river. It's already sweltering hot, 1000% humidity, & bugs the size of airplanes everywhere, then you show up & the river is boiling, making it even hotter & more humid.

I would rather spend a year in antarctica than a day in such a place.

[vwrjeep]

The nice part is that any fish you catch is already cooked!

[ZanTan]

Reallifelore telling us real life lore with this 🗣️🗣️📢📢🔥🔥🔥

[xBlazh]

Wonder how many thing during history and now go by as legends when in fact were real or stil are

[sleddi]

Clean water. I would have made a ramen restaurant right next to it 😅

[guibif]

American finds an unknown river. Names it something in a local language.
I've always found this funny.

[rickykozak]

If it’s boiling, does that mean if you took some and cooled it down, would it be safe to drink from?

[JordiVanderwaal]

Now I'd love if they took samples from that river to see if it has as many microplastics as the closest rivers (or rivers in general).

[zagmire_flowers]

Thats insane 186 degrees!! How can it be that hot without volcanic activity.

[alexsaam]

I wonder if it's okay to drink that water without filtering it. I know it's not quite boiling which is 212 but it's pretty damn close. Benefits of flowing river then it should be relatively clean to begin with

[YQKjack]

atleast its 86 celcius and not 86 kelvin

[jbones]

Great, another reason for me to travel to Peru!

[ryszardfalkowski]

Imagine never needing to pay for gas. You won't be baking muffins at those Temps but anything like hardboiled eggs, or even steaming vegetables to retain most nutrients is an option, also free reheating of certain foods. And best of all FREE

I bet most, off griders, would love the convenience of it all. You can treat it like a sauna and build yourself a tent that's close enough to the river that it turns the temp inside the tent up to sauna levels...and again FREE. At some point in the river the temp is closer to 110-140 Fahrenheit, the ideal water temp for hot shower or in this case hot bath. You can always draw hot water to fill up your homemade jacuzzi or tub and by the time it's filled and ready it will cool down some. You can also build a pump system that cycles new hot water into jacuzzi to keep Temps up.

1. Hot bath or jacuzzi style lounging n relaxing
2. Sauna for relaxation and to sweat out toxins. Traditional saunas range from 150 - 190 Fahrenheit, so a tent or even a small log cabin strictly for sauna usage would be great.
3. Cooking food, heating and reheating.

All 3 ideas I mentioned are FREE, provided by our beautiful planet, thanks to geothermal heating.

This 🌍 planet 🌎 right here---> 🌏 is beautiful and full of resources, lots of resources, although finite it will manage in providing for us as long as we do our part.

[gocardz]

Kinda wish he didn't find it.. soon there will be a Starbucks and McDonald's riverside.. this beautiful place will probably be destroyed by tourism..

[rafamoreira]

Brazil has one like this, is called Rio Quente, at the state of Goias.

[mattlewis]

So he is able to summarize a video in one minute.

[ricky-believe]

I would be interested in the life forms in that river. Because you know there are going to be forms of life that not only live in that kind of water, but thrive.

[marquiseh]

The water is pre boiled, perfect for survival just let it cool