PERÚ Tiene 84 De Los 117 ECOSISTEMAS Del PLANETA | 10 RÉCORDS Que Parecen IMPOSIBLES

Did you know that Peru contains 72% of all the Earth's ecosystems? Today you'll discover 10 geographical records from Peru that seem impossible but are completely real. Peru is the only country in the world where you can have breakfast in a coastal desert, cross the Andes at 4,000 meters at midday, and have dinner in the Amazon rainforest. All in the same day. Peru's geography is unparalleled anywhere else on the planet. In this geography video, you'll discover incredible facts about Peru that no one ever told you: the tallest sand dune in the world is in Peru, not in the Sahara. The Amazon River doesn't originate in Brazil; it originates in the Peruvian Andes. The oldest civilization in the Americas is 5,000 years old and is contemporary with Ancient Egypt. And the number one record is a number that will make you think I made a mistake when you hear it. 🗺️ Geography of Peru — What you'll see in this video: 00:00 – The geography of Peru: the country of three worlds 01:00 – The roof and the basement of the continent in the same country 02:00 – The tallest dune on the planet: Cerro Blanco in Ica 03:00 – The Amazon River originates in the Peruvian Andes, not in Brazil 04:00 – The Cotahuasi Canyon is twice the size of the Grand Canyon 05:00 – Lake Titicaca: the highest navigable lake in the world 06:00 – Caral: the oldest civilization in the Americas 07:00 – Machu Picchu and Inca earthquake-resistant engineering 07:30 – Vinicunca: the rainbow mountain revealed by climate change 08:30 – Manu National Park has more bird species than all of Europe 09:00 – Record number one: 84 out of 117 Ecosystems of the Planet Peru is not just Machu Picchu or Lake Titicaca. Peruvian geography includes the world's tallest sand dune, the second deepest canyon on the planet, the source of the Amazon River, the mysterious Nazca Lines, and a biodiversity that surpasses that of countries like the United States, Russia, and China combined. If you're passionate about geography, history, and the facts hidden on maps, this channel is for you. At World Frontiers, we feature a different country each week with its most incredible geographical records—the ones no one tells you about. 📌 Subscribe to World Frontiers and turn on notifications so you don't miss any videos. #Peru #GeographyOfPeru #MachuPicchu #Amazon #BordersOfTheWorld #GeographicFacts #GeographicRecords #LakeTiticaca #Andes #NazcaLines #Caral #Vinicunca #CotahuasiCanyon #CerroBlancoDunes #BiodiversityOfPeru #HistoryOfPeru #ViralGeography #WorldCuriosities #AmazingFacts #IncasOfPeru PERU Has 84 of the 117 ECOSYSTEMS on the PLANET | 10 RECORDS That Seem IMPOSSIBLE Welcome to Borders of the World. Here we take countries from around the world and tell you what geography hides behind the maps. The facts that the textbook never included. The ones no one ever told you. A different country each week. Its geographical secrets, its hidden history, the facts that will forever change the way you see the world. Because behind every border there's a story worth knowing. 🗺️ Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss any videos.