Victoria Falls - The Smoke that Thunders

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Top contributor Fabio Knoll created this masterpiece of a drone video of the mighty Victoria Falls in southern Africa.  These Falls lie on the Zambezi River, Africa's fourth longest, more or less at the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe.  It has a total drop of 108 meters (355 ft.) and is an incredible 1.7k meters (5.6k ft.) wide, making it the largest waterfall in the world in terms of the area of its water curtain.  This UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the top tourist attractions in southern Africa.  

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Where the borders of Zambia and Zimbabwe dissolve into mist, Victoria Falls erupts with a force both primeval and divine. Known to the local Kololo people as Mosi-oa-Tunya — “The Smoke That Thunders” — this immense curtain of water plunges into the Batoka Gorge with a power that shapes wind, light, and sky. From above, the falls reveal their full geometry: fractured cliffs, rainbow-lit spray, and the raw heartbeat of a river carving through ancient rock. This film captures Victoria Falls not only as a natural wonder, but as one of the planet’s most sacred places — a living monument to the Earth’s elemental power.