Iguazu Falls splits into roughly 275 separate cascades
Iguazu Falls on the Argentina–Brazil border fractures into roughly 275 individual cascades along a horseshoe of cliffs — a waterfall archipelago rather than one single sheet.
Islands and basalt ledges split the Iguazu River; the famous Devil’s Throat concentrates thunder into a U-shaped abyss.
Plural beats singular. Iguazu’s power is a chorus of drops, not a solo plunge.
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