4. Mount Roraima, Venezuela, Brazil, Guyana
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Bordering the three countries, this massive mountain formed over 2.2 million years ago. Its highest plateau is 9,000 feet up in the clouds, which supply rain almost daily. There’s a plethora of wildlife thriving on top, but few will ever get to see.
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