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The Auyán-tepuí, also called Auyán Massif, towers thousands of feet above the surrounding area, casting shadows along its northern and western edges. The Caroní and Carrao rivers flow west of the massif, converging near Canaima and ultimately joining the Orinoco River.

Venezuela’s Ecological Islands

In the country’s southeast, towering table-top mountains known as tepuis host unique species of flora and fauna. View the full story

Image Credit: NASA / Expedition 70 Crew
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