High Five Facts - Amazon River Choca Esos Cinco - Río Amazonas

The video provides fascinating facts about the Amazon River, highlighting its rank as the second longest river in the world, its extensive network of tributaries, and its diverse wildlife. It recounts Martin Strel's remarkable swim along the river, setting a Guinness World Record. The video also explores the origin of the river's name, attributed to Spanish explorer Francisco de Orellana, and discusses the indigenous tribes living in the Amazon rainforest, many of whom remain isolated from the outside world. The Amazon River spans seven countries in South America and serves as a vital transportation route for the tribes.

What is the rank of the Amazon River in terms of length compared to other rivers in the world?

What is a tributary and how many tributaries does the Amazon River have?

Who swam the entire length of the Amazon River and in what year did this occur?

What is the significance of the name 'Amazon' and who was the first European to use it?

How many indigenous tribes live in the Amazon rainforest and what is unique about some of them?