Amazon Jungle: 5 Unsolved Mysteries

In 1925, a British explorer, Percy Fawcett, set out in the Amazon Rainforest in search of a city that was said to be made entirely of gold and whose king bathed daily in gold powder. However, Percy Fawcett left his camp that day but never returned. The

Amazon Rainforest is once again a delighted sight. Surprisingly, eight countries share an area of 7 million square kilometers. In such a vast area, two countries like India and 28 countries like the United Kingdom could fit. Just as we humans have not yet explored a large part of the oceans, similarly, a large part of the Amazon Rainforest remains

beyond the reach of humans. It is home to a variety of plants, animals, and microbes, of which only 10 have been discovered so far. New species are discovered every day. The Amazon Rainforest is home to approximately 400 billion trees, which is why this forest is considered one of the world's most beautiful forests on Earth. It is

also called lungs. The Amazon Rainforest releases 20% of all the oxygen in the world. According to an estimate, 2 lakh people live in the Amazon, who have no connection with the outside world because

[music] amazononline.in's biggest mystery till date is the City of Gold, also known as Eldorado. It is said that once upon a time there was a city here which was completely made of gold and the king here used to bathe in gold powder every day and throw all that gold in the Amazon River. Yes,

in the 16th century, Europeans came to South America where the Amazon Forest is located. They came with many soldiers and had made a plan to capture this area. Here they encountered the local people of Amazon who had established their cities here. The Europeans captured the cities built by them and at the end of the 16th century, they got the news