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The world's most water-scarce desert: 180,000 square kilometers in area, but 1 million people live there
Desert has a very harsh environment, a lot of yellow sand constantly flying, the human body will be in a state of extreme dehydration. Faced with the dangerous conditions of the desert, many people are discouraged, and it is difficult for humans to survive in it for a long time. -
The world's largest salt mountain: about 530 meters high.the salt weighs 300 million tons
Salt is an indispensable condiment in our daily life. It contains sodium that our human organism needs, and its moderate intake is very helpful to our health, plus it makes a dish more delicious. In Germany, there is a giant salt mountain made of a large amount of salt, but it is not naturally formed like the Dead Sea, but artificially created. This salt mountain is about 530 meters high and the salt weighs 300 million tons, come and learn more about it. -
The richest river in the world is worth upwards of 40 billion
The richest river in the world, can you guess which one it is? -
The world's longest manual bridge: collects 2 million bridge tolls per day
There are many countries around the world that build bridges that are particularly impressive, and even in some countries there are handmade bridges. The longest handmade bridge in the world is the Cambodian Bamboo Bridge, which was built with more than 50,000 bamboo poles. -
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No natural enemies of the top ten animals
A natural enemy is an animal in nature that preys on or harms another animal. In nature, the food chain is hierarchical, with big fish eating small fish and big animals eating small animals, but some animals are at the top of the food chain, which means there are no natural predators! -
The world's most powerful canal: 60 kilometers in length, costing $1 billion to dig
Throughout history, canals have been an important project for inter-regional or inter-water water transportation. In addition to transportation, canals are also used for irrigation, water drainage and water supply. There are many famous man-made canals in the world, and the most powerful one is the Savar Canal, which is 60 km long and cost 1 billion dollars to dig. It is located between Saudi Arabia and Qatar. -
The world's largest bat cave: Blanken Cave hosts 20 million bats at a time
The world's largest bat cave is Blanken Cave in Texas, USA. Every summer, the cave can be densely populated with 20 million bats roosting at a time. -
The world's most expensive buttocks: Worth up to $350 million
To ask which woman in the world is the most valuable, I think we must think of the most famous actress, such as we know Lady Gaga, or Britney and so on. The most valuable woman in the world is the Latin diva Jennifer Lopez, who has insured a total of eight parts of herself from head to toe. Bring your curiosity together to see the most expensive buttocks in the world. -
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The ten animals with the greatest long-distance running endurance
Exercise is the nature of animals, is the survival of the animal conditions. In the animal kingdom there are very slow running animals, there are also fast running animals, some of them have superb endurance, so who are the animals with the strongest endurance in the natural world of long-distance running? -
The world's most resilient flowers: Dandelions are hardy
The world's most resilient flower, the dandelion, is so hardy that the white pompom-like seeds that grow after flowering each year, take root and sprout wherever they float in the wind, grow into new plants, and are extremely adaptable to their environment.