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The Amazon River is not just the largest river by water discharge, but also a host to a multitude of dangerous wildlife. Home to creatures like the green anaconda—which can grow up to 6.5 meters and employs deadly strangulation tactics— the Amazon harbors significant threats. Another peril is the electric eel, capable of delivering a shocking 600 volts. Moreover, mercury pollution from mining activities poses severe health risks to local populations and wildlife, compounding the dangers present in this enchanting yet treacherous river.