Interesting Facts About Geography
Interesting Facts About Geography
Travelers to La Paz, Bolivia, often become ill the moment they arrive in the city, Why? La Paz is 11,900 feet above sea level, the highest metropolis in the world. People with ailing hearts or bronchial problems are warned to stay away, and even those in perfect health usually cannot avoid some illness resulting from the Altitude.
Antarctica is the only continent that does not have land areas below sea level.
The states of Arizona and Hawaii have never adopted Daylight Savings Time, Neither has Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, or American Samoa.
Funny Facts
The average life span of an umbrella is under two years.
There is a city called Rome in every continent.
A donkey will sink in quick sand, while a mule will not.
4,000 people are injured by tea pots every year.
The McDonald’s™ at Toronto’s ‘SkyDome’ is the only McDonald’s™ locationthat sells hot dogs.
One million $1 bills weighs 1 ton
In an average day, a four year old child will ask 437 questions.
Interesting facts about Japan
Wild monkeys don’t like to be looked at in the eye
The Japanese Prime Minister is elected by the legislature, not the people
Legend says that the Japanese monarchy began in the 7th Century BC
In Japan they eat squid, octopus, eel, all fish, crabs, prawns, etc…
A traditional Japanese breakfast consists of rice topped with natto (fermented soy beans)
The Japanese say that the Chinese will eat anything
Japan is 70% mountains
Japan is made up of over 6000 islands
Kris and Jessica live in Japan
There are wild monkeys in Japan
Interesting Facts about the Earth
Only 11 percent of the earth's surface is used to grow food.
Inside the earth it gets 3 degrees hotter every 100m further down.
Earth is tipped at 23 and 1/2 degrees in orbit. That axis is what causes our seasons.
Switzerland is one of the only countries to have no mineral deposit in it.
The largest known uncut emerald is 5 cm long and 5 cm in diameter.
The largest lake in the world i.e. the Caspian sea measures about 980 km from North to South and 215 to 440 km in breadth, with an area of 371,800 sq.km.

