2.8K views · 13 reactions | Braided river #fblifestyle | Tanaly Somala | Facebook

2.2M views · 41K reactions | Braided Middle Part Headband Modeled by: Lo Caballero // IG: theriverwolf_ Styled by: Sarah D Beauty // IG: @sarahdbeauty | As/Is | Facebook

6.2M views · 10K reactions | Watch Heath from Smiley's Rock Shop split this green river formation shale and find a beautifully preserved dilpomystus fish! -Kemmerer WY | Colorado Geology | Facebook

Braided rivers are made of many small channels that twist and turn around islands of sand and gravel. These channels change shape often by splitting, joining, and shifting with every flood. The constant movement happens because the river carries a lot of sediment and has too much energy to stay in one path. The Brahmaputra River in Bangladesh is a perfect example — every year, its channels move across the valley, forming new sandbars, eroding old banks, and reshaping villages and farmland. From

1.8M views · 34K reactions | Sutlej River | Sutlej WildLife | Sutlej River Updates #pakistanriverupdates #sutlejriver #WeatherUpdates #Pakistan | Pakistan River Updates دریاؤں کی تازہ صورت حال | Facebook

1.8K views · 175 reactions | Braided Journey: Day 39. (1 of 2 videos). Sunset tonight. North Platte River, near Lewellen. #plattebasintimelapse #pbtbraidedjourney #nebraska #watershed @plattebasin @natgeocreative @ilcp_photographers | Michael Forsberg | Facebook

3.2K views · 115 reactions | We're often asked about the river Otter beavers' diet. This video, filmed by Tom Buckley, shows the 'Ottery' adult female browsing on the bankside vegetation, including brambles. Willow is still the Devon beavers' most favoured food. On the video you can also see very clearly that the kits are still feeding on their mother's milk. | Devon Wildlife Trust | Facebook