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The Kingdom of Monaco owns many records: being the second smallest country and also the second richest in the world.
In the remote area of Triton Bay (West Papua, Indonesia), a special bond between humans and sharks has been built.
The ancient, peaceful and uninhabited cities are suitable destinations for tourists who want to get away from the noisy and bustling life in the city.
Passports in the world come in 4 colors. Each color can say a lot about that country even though there are no specific rules.
Although photography has become a habit of many people now, it was a revolutionary invention in the past.
Despite its length of nearly 7,000 km, the strange thing is that the Amazon River has no bridge across it. The cause is believed to come from factors
The government of the town of Walldorf (Germany) has just issued a ban on people letting cats loose and walking cats.
Located just off the coast of the Gulf of Finland from the Baltic Sea, Fort Alexander stands tall in the sea filled with secrets and a history spanning decades.
A large rock on a farm in Brazil has an alien-like shape that is surprisingly famous, attracting thousands of visitors.
Today, the Ticuna people have integrated into modern life but still maintain many long-standing cultural features.
These are the weirdest, most unusual towns on earth that you can hardly find anywhere else.
Over the course of several decades in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, many American cities and states enacted laws that forbade people with physical disabilities…
According to the Guinness Book of World Records, this giant redwood tree called Hyperion is the tallest tree in the world.
Nature has many miracles that people always want to discover. Here are 8 amazing natural phenomena...
Locals in Dunedin, New Zealand are so familiar with sea lions that often appear on the road, many people take care of them as pets.