We condensed 35 years into 5 seconds. 1 year = 0.14 seconds.
The video repeats 4 times, each time a pink arrow points out a different part of this fluvial system near Pucallpa, Peru.
Meandering rivers are beautiful. When we watch this river near Pucallpa, Peru, a few thoughts come to mind. Let us know in the comments how you'd think about this. How many paleoflow measurements would you need to put the picture together? Why does this river meander so much while the smaller river to the NE doesn't?
North is up. 8°25'15"S, 74°34'03"W. Image is about 90 km wide. All data and imagery sourced from Google Earth.
