Explore Live Cams in Argentina

Argentina stretches about 2,300 miles (3,700 km) down the southern half of South America, from subtropical forest in the north to the windswept tip of Patagonia. It is the eighth-largest country on Earth, with the Andes along its western border, the flat grasslands of the Pampas in the middle and a long Atlantic coast to the east.

Its most famous natural wonder is Iguazú Falls, shared with Brazil, where around 275 separate waterfalls thunder over a cliff edge nearly 2 miles (2.7 km) wide. In the far south, the Perito Moreno Glacier calves huge blocks of ice into Lake Argentino, and Aconcagua, at about 22,838 feet (6,961 m), is the highest mountain outside Asia.

Along the Patagonian coast, Península Valdés draws southern right whales, elephant seals and sea lions, while Punta Tombo hosts one of the biggest Magellanic penguin colonies in South America. Andean condors soar over the mountains, and the national bird, the rufous hornero, builds round mud nests that look like little clay ovens.

Did You Know? At Península Valdés, orcas sometimes surge right up onto the beach to grab young sea lions, one of the only places in the world where they hunt this way.

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