August 31, 2026

The ocean contains the largest waterfall on Earth—and it’s completely underwater!

Beneath the Denmark Strait, between Greenland and Iceland, an enormous underwater waterfall plunges approximately 11,500 feet, more than three times the height of Angel Falls, the world’s tallest waterfall on land.

Known as the Denmark Strait cataract, this incredible phenomenon occurs when cold, dense water from the Nordic Seas sinks beneath warmer Atlantic water.

The amazing part? An estimated 123 million cubic feet of water flow over this underwater drop every second, making it one of the most powerful water movements on the planet!

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