Curiosity Corner: Why do continents fit like puzzle pieces?
Remarkably, the shorelines of Africa and South America reflect each other almost perfectly, an extraordinary discovery that ignited a wave of scientific inquiry. Long ago, these continents were joined as part of a single landmass called Pangaea, but tectonic activity pulled them apart over countless millennia.
Remarkably, the shorelines of Africa and South America reflect each other almost perfectly, an extraordinary discovery that ignited a wave of scientific inquiry. Long ago, these continents were joined as part of a single landmass called Pangaea, but tectonic activity pulled them apart over countless millennia.
