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  • Jamie NicholsonAlex van de VeldeSouth America ’23
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    • quarta-feira, 6 de setembro de 2023 09:18
    • ☁️ 22 °C
    • Altitude: 221 m
    • ParaguaiItaipu25°24’52” S  54°35’58” W
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    Itaipù Hydroelectric

    6 de setembro de 2023, Paraguai ⋅ ☁️ 22 °C

    Everyone had heard of Three Three Gorges in China. Well before that, Itaipú held the record for the most amount of hydroelectric energy produced, is still second and one of the seven engineering wonders of the world.

    What was also very fascinating to me was the way that both Brazil and Paraguay both maintain half of everything. This is actually it's own territory between the two countries. 50% of all staff is Brazil and 50% Paraguay.
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    This is a very confusing photo for scale. Are those capybaras? If so then capybaras are much bigger than I thought! And if they are, are they wild ones? [Roxanne]

    07/09/2023ResponderTraduzir
    Jamie Nicholson

    ViajanteYeah they are! There were about 20 in that one area. I have no idea what the art thing is, they didn't explain it. But they were wild, easily bigger then an average sized dog. I wish the bus stopped so we could get a better photo, but I'm assuming they just take it for granted now and keep driving as nothing special.

    07/09/2023ResponderTraduzir
    Cosmo Chaos

    ViajanteCapybaras!! Also cool scifi lookin thing... but capybaras are more exciting!

    07/09/2023ResponderTraduzir
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