The Iguazú Falls My place in the world The Iguazú falls are in Misiones, Argentina. They are formed by 275 jumps of 80 meters of height. The falls are distributed between Brazil and Argentina. The area of the falls reaches 4 km wide. The tourists can trek around the falls that are surrounded by an immense jungle. The most important jump is called “La Garganta del Diablo”.

The combination of the beams and dew form an infinitive rainbow. Generally, in summer, the weather is very hot all day. During the winter the weather is nice during noon, early in the afternoon is fresh and there are cold nights. In autumn, the weather is nice and the nights are cold. In spring, at midday,it is very hot, early in the morning and in the afternoons it is nice but fresh and the same happens at night. Along the paths no wonder to find: coatis, jaguars, jaguarondis, ant-eaters, tapirs, broud snouted, and in sunny parts, lizards climbing trees or stones.

I like the Iguazú Falls because my father has been there and he’s told me that it is a very beautiful place so, I chose it. By Guadalupe Casá Manuela Durañona