Meanders I think but I'm not 100% positive.
When water is flowing in a high speed it with its eroding power it erodes the sides of the river causing a cliff(A steep high face of rock).When time passes and years run a carve is formed so this causes the river to bend...That's it :)
how much bends do the amazon river have
Such a river is said to meander in curves along the valley bottom.
usually lake are formed by rivers are formed by meanders, twists and turns in a river, overlapping and not going over the turn, filling up into a lake or pond.
A miandering river, I would say, is one that bends or 'mianders'. A miander is a turn in a river where you sometimes find a small sand back, this is because as a part in the river turns, the water slows down and leaves behind rocks, pebbles, sand, dirt..etc that it was carrying.
Because they carve the easiest path out of the landscape. THese bends are called meanders. If the bottom of a valley is not straight the river with follow the bottom of the valley instead of going up the sides of the valley. Also it might be to avoid big rocks
As a young it is almost a transparent yellow buy as it matures the rare fish turns almost a salmon pink.
Having looked at the satellite picture on Google Maps, I'd say - only if you have a very good imagination. It didn't look possible to me, and I really wanted it to be true!
flows faster as its turns.
Nearly all are like that, green at first.
Volcanoes are formed by the hotspot in the ground and turns it into a mountain which explodes.
The material formed is Carbon.