The Zambezi river turns into foam and roaring, breaking away from the cliffs cascade water of one of the finest waterfalls, representing, literally, a wall of water with a length of about 1 675 m and a height of 107 m. When the Zambezi river deep, 7 500 cubic metres of water passes through the Victoria falls per second. The volume of water is so great and she's with such ferocity swoops down, rising into the air a cloud of spray can be seen 40 km away. the Local name for Victoria falls is "MOSI-OA-tunya" - translated as "the Smoke that thunders". In a spray of this majestic waterfall often plays rainbow, rising to 300 m. I can add description