Fascinating Facts about different countries

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Fascinating facts about different countries that are almost too strange to be true:

  • North Korea and Cuba are the only places you can't buy Coca-Cola.
  • The entire world's population could fit inside Los Angeles.
  • In Denmark, citizens have to select baby names from a list of 7,000 government-approved names.
  • In Singapore, selling, importing or spitting out chewing gum is illegal.
  • In France, you can marry a dead person.
  • In Malaysia, authorities prohibited its people from wearing yellow clothing.
  • Coffee is grown commercially in Hawaii.
  • After Christianity, Judaism is the 2nd largest Religion in the U.S.A.
  • 90% of the world’s fresh water is in Antarctica.
  • Antarctica is the only place in the world that has only one ATM.
  • Over 200 languages are spoken in Europe.
  • The largest country in Europe is Russia.
  • The smallest country in Europe is Vatican.
  • Disneyland is the most visited place in Europe! Disneyland is in Paris!
  • No pig is allowed to be called Napoleon in France.
  • The largest island in the world is Green Land.
  • The Pyramid of Giza is the oldest of the seven wonders of the Ancient world, that is still in existence and it is located in Egypt.
  • The official animal of Scotland is the unicorn.
  • Nigeria has the highest rate of twin births in the world.
  • The Marshall Islands in the Pacific Ocean are the most endangered island nation.
  • The "weapons-grade" Dragon's Breath chili pepper is so hot it's downright deadly. If you ate one, it could potentially cause a type of anaphylactic shock, burning the airways and closing them up.
  • The world's quietest room is located at Microsoft's headquarters in Washington state.
  • Japan is the world's most earthquake-prone country.
  • Only two countries use purple in their national flags.
  • South Sudan is the youngest country in the world.
  • Copenhagen is the most bike-friendly city in the world.
  • There are 41 countries that recognize sign language as an official language.

LARGEST IN THE WORLD

Largest Continent    :    Asia

Largest Ocean    :    Pacific

Largest River    :    Amazon

Largest Country    :    Russia

Most Populated Country    :    China

Largest Democracy    :    India

Largest Island    :    Greenland

Largest Desert    :    Sahara

Largest Animal    :    Blue Whale

Largest Land Animal    :    Bush Elephant

Largest Wall    :    The Great Wall of China

SMALLEST IN THE WORLD

Smallest Continent    :    Australia

Smallest River    :    The Roe

Least Populated Country    :    Vatican City

Smallest Island    :    Bishops Rock

Smallest Ocean    :    Arctic

Smallest Country    :    Vatican City

Smallest Democracy    :    Nauru

Smallest Desert    :    Carcross Desert

Smallest Animal    :    Tardigrades

Smallest Land Animal    :    Etruscan shrew

Smallest  Bird    :    Hummingbird

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