The Nile River: The Longest River in the World and Its Ecosystem
The Nile River, the longest river in the world at 6,600 km, flows through 11 African countries. It is distinguished not only by its size but also by its unique diversity of landscapes and species. According to expert Erik Oyaire, the Nile is a living ecosystem that connects a multitude of natural environments.
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