Inside the Amazon river the most dangerous water on earth

🌊 Most people are afraid of what lives in the ocean. They should be more afraid of what lives in the river.
The Amazon River is not just a waterway. It carries twenty percent of all the freshwater on Earth to the ocean. During the wet season it floods an area the size of France. And beneath its dark brown surface it contains more species of fish than exist in the entire Atlantic Ocean.
In this documentary we go beneath the surface of the most dangerous river on Earth. Into the dark water where visibility ends within a meter and the depth reaches sixty meters in the main channel.
A shark that navigated four thousand kilometers from the Atlantic Ocean upstream into the heart of South America through completely fresh water. A fish with fangs so large it cannot close its mouth. A catfish weighing over two hundred kilograms living in the deepest darkest sections of the main channel that most people have never heard of. A ray the size of a car door lying invisible in the sand of a shallow margin that looks completely safe to wade in. A pink dolphin that navigates a flooded forest in complete darkness using sound alone. And a fish barely a centimeter long that is the most personally feared animal in the entire river.
The most dangerous water on Earth is not the ocean. It is this river.
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