Piranhas River (upper Araguaia River tributary)

The Piranhas River is a river located in Brazil, specifically within the upper Araguaia River basin. It is a tributary of the Araguaia River. The river flows through the state of Goiás. Information regarding the river's length, drainage basin size, and specific ecological characteristics is limited but generally accessible. It is part of the larger Araguaia River system, which is known for its biodiversity and importance to the Pantanal region. The Piranhas River likely supports local ecosystems and may be used for activities such as fishing and small-scale agriculture by local communities. More detailed scientific data concerning the river's hydrology, water quality, and aquatic life may be available through environmental agencies and research institutions in Brazil.