The world’s largest waterfall isn’t on land — it’s underwater
Forget Angel Falls; the world's largest waterfall is an invisible underwater giant. The Denmark Strait cataract, between Greenland and Iceland, plunges 3,500 meters, dwarfing land-based falls. This immense cascade forms as cold, dense Arctic water sinks beneath warmer currents, a powerful oceanographic phenomenon redefining 'largest waterfall' with its staggering height and volume.
Forget Angel Falls; the world's largest waterfall is an invisible underwater giant. The Denmark Strait cataract, between Greenland and Iceland, plunges 3,500 meters, dwarfing land-based falls. This immense cascade forms as cold, dense Arctic water sinks beneath warmer currents, a powerful oceanographic phenomenon redefining 'largest waterfall' with its staggering height and volume.
