The narrowest river in the world, fish and shrimp can only swim across it, and a book can become a bridge

Nowadays, more and more people like to travel abroad. When traveling abroad, people can see different natural scenery, including alpine rivers, forest grasslands, etc. Among them, rivers should be one of the most common scenery in life. First, I believe that there will be a curved river near the hometown of many people, and what we are talking about today is a river, and it is a very special river. The narrowest river in the world, fish and shrimp can only swim across it, and a book can become a bridge.

The name of this river is called Consumption River, and "consumption" means "throat eye" in Mongolian, so it is also known as "throat eye river". The total length is only about 17 kilometers, and the average depth of the river is about 50 centimeters. You can touch the low end when you stretch your arm, but the water is gentle and clear, and it is more like a small river on the grassland. Because the narrowest part can build a "bridge" with books, the locals jokingly call it "Book Bridge River".

I believe that many friends will be very curious when they see this place, why it is called a river. In fact, although the Huolai River is small, its water flow and channel are stable, the floodplain is wide, the wetlands are full of watersheds, and there are well-developed beachhead meadows and oxbow lakes, so it is not called a stream but a river.

In addition, there is another very peculiar place in the Consumption River, that is, there is a section of the river in the watershed of the Hualai River that actually goes up the slope. Such a miraculous scene, coupled with the uniqueness of the Hualai River itself, It has attracted a large number of domestic and foreign tourists to visit. From the air, the river looks like a white dragon hovering on the grassland, which is very ornamental.

Now this river has experienced five consecutive years of drought, coupled with man-made blockages, the Hualai River has been cut off many times, and the lake level of Dalinuoer Lake has also been greatly reduced. Some experts predict that in a short time, the Hualai River will be completely cut off, which will not only disappear, but also seriously affect the surrounding fragile ecological environment. Okay, that's the end of the article, so what do you think about it?