Why is the water temperature of the hottest river in the world as high as 100℃?

In today's cold weather, friends, do you want to go to a hot spring? The warm spring water is extremely comfortable, which opens the pores of the body, plus hot spring eggs and a pot of wine, which is definitely the ultimate enjoyment. As we all know, the water temperature of hot springs is basically quite high, generally exceeding 20 degrees Celsius, which is a little higher than the normal temperature, but no matter how high the hot spring water is, it will not burn people. But this hot spring in the Amazon River in Peru is not like this. It's a place where people will burn to death.

In the Peruvian Amazon, a river named La Bamba is a very famous boiling river in the world. It is understood that this river was named Andreas? Geologists in Russo discovered it. At first, this man only heard his grandfather mention this boiling river. Before he really saw this boiling river, geographers didn't believe that such a river really existed in the world.

Geologists believe that there are no volcanoes near the Amazon River, and this is not a hot spring river. It's hard to understand how to keep the room temperature, not to mention that the river will keep boiling! Moreover, geographers asked many people at that time, and they replied that they didn't know there was such a river.

It was not until this geographer, led by his menstruation, discovered this Labamba River called Boiling River. Geographers have obtained some data through experiments. It is reported that the lowest temperature of this boiling river can reach 45 degrees Celsius and the highest water temperature can reach 100 degrees Celsius. Here, if you accidentally fall down, there will be very serious consequences, and serious burns will definitely happen. As for the origin of this boiling river, geographers found that the heat source of the river was caused by local geothermal energy.

But seriously, this boiling river is too powerful. The total length of this river is 6.4 kilometers, and the deepest water level can reach 6 meters. The area where this place is located is the location of a community called Ashaninka and a refuge called Mayantuyacu.