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Victoria Falls has been there a very long time, several millions of years judging by the geology of the river valley.
The first man that saw it was probably a very primitive man, like Australopithecus, not like a modern human at all.
Perhaps you mean who was the first WHITE man to see it. That was an explorer called David Livingstone.
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Who was the first white man to see Victoria falls?
David Livingstone
Who descoverd the Victoria falls?
David Livingstone was the first white man to see the falls on the 16th November 1855
Who descoverd Victoria falls?
David Livingstone was the first white man to see the falls on the 16th November 1855
What year were Victoria falls discovered?
David Livingstone was the first white man to see the Falls, 16th November 1855
Who is the first of discovering the Victoria falls?
The first European to see the Falls was David Livingstone in 1855
Who dicsovered Victoria Falls?
The first white man to see the Falls was David Livingstone in November 1855. The area has been inhabited by natives for thousands of years
Who was the discover of the Victoria falls?
Dr. David Livingstone, of Blantyre, Scotland, was the first white man to discover " Mosi-oa-Tunya" - Shona or Bemba for the 'Waters that thunder' in 1855. He named them Victoria Falls in honour of his Queen.
Who discouverd Victoria falls?
David Livingstone was the first European to see the Falls, November 1855
What year was Victoria falls discovered?
The first European to see that Falls was David Livingstone in 1855
Name the person who exploxed discovered Victoria falls?
The first white man to see the Fa;;s was David Livingstone in November 1855
Did Queen Victoria stay at the Victoria Falls Hotel?
Queen Victoria did not see the Falls
Who discovered Victoria Falls?
Livingstone did not discover the so-called Victoria Falls. He was simply the first white man to see them. The Zambians, Zimbabweans, the Khoi, the San and other Africans had always known about them. The name of this place is actually Mosi-oa-Tunya which means "The smoke that thunders".
