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The Amazing Fertility of the Nile Nile BBC Earth

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The amazing fertility of the Nile River gave way to great civilizations. Francis: River mud are very fertile the world over as erosion washes nutrients into the rivers, rotting vegetation and fallen leaves, fishes and animals wastes enriched the mud, in Burma, boat gypsies tied floating bamboo rafts along their boats in rows, thats where they grows their vegetation likes chilli, cucumbers, squashes, tender greens, tomatoes and beans, self sufficient, traded fish for rices and other essential.
Date: 2020-08-24

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Comments and reviews: 2

Seif
just to let every body knows the truth this doesnt look like modern egypt. i am egyptian and im sure the background of the anciant egyptian tempels is fake and no farmers wear like this.
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Lex
the frogs here look awesome really cool vid where can i get ful length videos like this i am looking for the bird brain of britain
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