Victoria Falls is a 100m-high waterfall in Southern
Africa, on the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe. For the BBC series Rise of
the Continents, geologist and presenter Iain Stewart opted for the
ultimate way to experience the cascade. He jumped into a rock pool at the edge of the falls, which
are said to be the largest in the world, and catches a vertigo-inducing
view.
In the programme Iain Stewart examines the evidence for a long-lost landmass called Pangaea - from which all modern continents originate.
Victoria Falls was formed from intense volcanic activity in an ancient landmass called Gondwanaland, almost 200 million years ago.
In the programme Iain Stewart examines the evidence for a long-lost landmass called Pangaea - from which all modern continents originate.
Victoria Falls was formed from intense volcanic activity in an ancient landmass called Gondwanaland, almost 200 million years ago.
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