Whats the deepest river

Answer 1

The Congo in Africa has the deepest areas found in the world, They are deeper than some areas found in the oceans. These areas occur in 'spots' and because of this they form barriers that prevent cross breeding and the formation of rather strange fish. Most of the natives will not even begin to travel in or around the very wild and violet rapids caused by the rapid changes in the depths of the river.
Only one fish is strong enough to travel throughout the river. This is Goliath tiger fish and are among the uniquely adapted "monster fish" of the Congo River, which winds through several African countries.
A recent, unprecedented river run (using kayaks) on the Congo yielded a lots of new discoveries, including some potentially new species in nearly every area of the river.
The river was also found to be possibly the world's deepest, and unbelievable changes in depths and currents help explain why it's such a hotbed of fish diversity.
"What we're seeing here is kind of evolution on steroids," said team leader Melanie Stiassny, a fish biologist at the American Museum of Natural History who headed the research.
Being separated by the water masses of the Congo River has also enabled our closest relatives, chimpanzees and bonobos, to develop completely different social systems, with violence and oppression reigning on one side of the river while care and tenderness take precedence on the other.

Answer 2

The Congo river is the deepest river in the world measuring 755 ft (230 meters) in the deepest trench.

Answer 3

The Congo, reaching more then 230 metres deep =p.

Answer 4

The deepest river in the world belongs to the Congo river in Africa. It is said to be around 700 feet deep.

Answer 5

The 140-mile wide Río de la Plata, or the Amazon, which has the distinction of being the widest river in the world.

Answer 6

amazon?why is it amazon?

Answer 7

Your moms cooter