What are the 14 rivers of the world?

The 14 longest rivers in the world include the Nile, Amazon, Yangtze, Mississippi-Missouri, Yenisei, Yellow River (Huang He), Ob-Irtysh, Parana, Congo, Amur, Lena, Mackenzie, Niger, and Murray-Darling. These rivers span various continents and ecosystems, serving as vital waterways for transportation, agriculture, and biodiversity. Each river has unique geographical and cultural significance, shaping the regions they flow through.