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The world's largest waterfall is actually underwater, located in the Denmark Strait between Greenland and Iceland, where cold, dense water from the Nordic Seas sinks beneath warmer water, creating a massive underwater waterfall nearly two miles high, as identified by NOAA.
The world's largest waterfall, the Denmark Strait cataract, is an enormous underwater waterfall beneath the Arctic that influences global climate by driving ocean currents, but it remains hidden beneath the sea and may be affected by climate change.
The world's largest waterfall, the Denmark Strait cataract, is a massive, silent undersea flow of cold, dense Arctic water plunging over a submerged ridge between Iceland and Greenland, significantly influencing global ocean circulation and climate, yet remains largely unseen and understudied.