There's a 14-kilometer-long underwater river in the Gulf of Mexico
The Gulf of Mexico's Yucatan Channel is home to the largest submarine river in the world, known as the "Underwater River of Mexico". This phenomenon occurs when a river, the Tampico River, flows into the Gulf and then sinks into the seafloor, creating a network of underwater channels and caves. This natural wonder was first discovered in 2000 by a team of Mexican researchers using sonar and submersible vehicles.