What would you see if you really "fell" into the Great Rift Valley of East Africa?

The Great Rift Valley of East Africa is the largest fault zone on the world's continent. It looks like a huge scar from satellite photos, so it is also vividly called the "Earth Scar". This "scar" is about 5,800 kilometers long, ranging from tens to 200 kilometers wide, and one or two thousand meters deep. In addition to affecting the surface morphology of eastern Africa, the Great Rift Valley of East Africa has also had a very important impact on the local ecosystem, including human evolution. It is generally believed that the eastern region of Africa is one of the birthplaces of mankind. What would you see if you really "fell" into the Great Rift Valley of East Africa?

Planning丨Hu Yumiao Deguo

Reporter: Wu Ting, Zhao Qian, Li Xuewei, Shi Yue

Hand-painted design丨Lu Hui

Coordinator: Wang Xiaoyan

Editor-in-charge: Chen Yufan

Source: CCTV News Client