The Amazon River is the second longest river in the world and the largest by volume of water flowing through it. It winds its way through the Amazon rainforest in South America, creating a vast network of meanders and oxbow lakes. The Amazon's meanders are constantly changing due to the river's powerful currents and sediment load.
2. Mississippi River, North America
The Mississippi River is the longest river in North America, flowing from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico. It is also characterized by its meandering course, which has created a rich and diverse ecosystem along its banks. The Mississippi River's meanders are less dynamic than those of the Amazon River, but they are still constantly evolving.
