Chapter 1
The river that boils in Peru
Chapter 2
The science of strawberry-colored lakes
Chapter 3
Rivers that flow in technicolor
Chapter 4
Waterfalls that defy gravity and expectations
YOUR GOAL
Master of The world's wildest waters
Ch 1 · The river that boils in Peru
misslily Peru's Boiling River
Shanay-Timpishka's boiling hot in the jungle, with no volcano in sight!

BETA
misslily Sort wild water wonders to discover why some rivers boil and lakes turn pink.
Fun Fact
Boiling River heat: The Boiling River of Peru can reach temperatures of 95°C (203°F), which is hot enough to cook food or boil water instantly.

Glossary
geothermal (adjective)
Of, relating to, or produced by the internal heat of the earth. This heat warms the non-volcanic Shanay-timpishka river in the Amazon rainforest to over ninety degrees Celsius.
Of, relating to, or produced by the internal heat of the earth. This heat warms the non-volcanic Shanay-timpishka river in the Amazon rainforest to over ninety degrees Celsius.

Quiz
Who was the geoscientist who scientifically mapped and documented the Boiling River in 2011?
Quiz
What happens to small forest animals that accidentally fall into the Boiling River?

