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Luxuriant gallery vegetation, Chepu River (Rio Chepu), Chiloe Island, Chile
The Rio Chepu wetlands were formed in 1960 when a huge earthquake lowered the ground level by 2 metres and the influx of salt water from the sea killed the existing trees. Their skeletal remains still stand.
Photo ID: CHI_3141_Rio_Chepu__Chiloe_Island_REA
Photo size: 21.0 Mpixels (60.2 MB uncompressed) - 5616x3744 pixels (18.7x12.5 in / 47.5x31.7 cm at 300 ppi)
Photo keywords: 1960, earthquake, flood, flooding, inundation, marsh, Martin Grace, nature, nature reserve, rio, river, saline, salt, salt-water, seawater, tsunami, water, watercourse, wetland, wild, wilderness, wildlife
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