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The Congo River, known for being the world’s deepest river, is also marred by environmental disasters. Toxic spills from diamond processing plants have contaminated its waters, leading to gastroenteritis outbreaks among local communities. The introduction of dangerous species, such as the ferocious Goliath tiger fish, raises the specter of attacks on unsuspecting fishermen. This river, while vital for inland development, carries significant dangers for both nature and human residents.