Niagara Falls Research Paper

Imagine yourself going down the falls in a barrel like school teacher Annie Taylor, 63 years old. First you pick the barrel that you want to go down in then pay for it. Then you make the decision in your head if you even want to try this but all the people around you pressure yourself into doing it. You climb into the barrel and your friend gives you a good bye and a good luck. They secure the barrel and roll you out into the water, you start feel yourself bobbing up and down. All the screaming from the crowd drowned out the sounds of your yelling out of excitement. You feel a big push and you hear wind on your way down. Then you hear a big SPLASH, you flinch at the sound because everyone else died on that sound. You start to kick out the lid of the barrel, and when it kicked out you flew out of the barrel into the water. You swim to shore where a whole city gathered to see this event. Everyone congratulates you that you were the first person to survive down the falls. That is what would happen if you would've attempted to go down the falls in a barrel back in the day.

High wire tight ropes were preformed across the falls. One time the falls completely froze and people walked on the ice, but that stopped when two people died on the ice.

Also Niagara falls produces 567,811 liters per second. The falls are 12,000 years old. Most of the water in the world is from the great lakes. To end it off part of the movie Superman was filmed at parts of the falls