Río is a Spanish word that translates to "river" in English. It refers to a natural watercourse, typically flowing towards an ocean, sea, or lake. Rivers are essential for ecosystems, providing habitats for various species and serving as a source of freshwater for human consumption and agriculture. In addition to its general meaning, "Río" is also part of the names of many famous rivers, such as Río Amazonas in South America and Río Grande in North America. These rivers play crucial roles in their respective regions, supporting biodiversity and human activities like transportation and irrigation.