diergray

Brazil's Picuruta Salazar rides the 'Pororoca,' a wave which flows upstream and reaches a height of four meters on the Amazon in Brazil. The wave happens every year, between February and March, when the ocean whips back on the Amazon and creates a giant swell that flows upstream for hundreds of miles. Salazar rode the wave for 37 minutes through the rainforest, setting a new record.

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Glory's Sun

too bad he's riding a wall of mud seriously, that's pretty cool 37 mins is a long time on a wave.

The_Dude

wow, i didnt even know they had waves on rivers.

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nash

that's a really long time

that water looks so dirty though