Located in Misiones, Argentina and Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, the waterfall is split by the Iguazu River. Known as Iguazú Falls (Argentine Spanish), Iguaçu Falls (Portuguese), and Iguassu Falls ...

Iguazú (Bing River, in Guarani) Falls has long been one of Argentina and Brazil’s most popular touristic destinations. Over 2000 species of plants, 400 of birds and 70 mammals have been ...

Only Victoria Falls, between Zambia and Zimbabwe in southern Africa, rivals Iguazu in grandeur. But the sheer variety of vistas at Iguazu—located near where Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina meet ...

Strong storms in southern Brazil affected the footbridges of the three circuits that give access to the viewpoints of the Falls ... is 1.5 million liters. Iguazu National Park President ...

Due to the geographic nature of the falls in traversing both Argentina and Brazil, effective management of the site and protection of the species within relies on a collaborative effort between ...

Iguazu Falls is one ... three times as wide as Niagara Falls. A staggering amount of water flows from the falls, which sit on the border of Argentina and Brazil. Depending on the time of year ...