China is home to some of the oldest traditions and cultures found anywhere. Furthermore, this vast nation with over 1.4 billion people residing here makes for an incredible cultural experience. China boasts many breathtaking sites, from majestic mountain landscapes and the Great Wall of China to 37 cultural and natural UNESCO sites. Additionally, this ancient…
Honeybees are social insects, living in complex societies with divisions of labor and generations living together harmoniously. A Queen Bee can lay up to 2,500 eggs every day and her “attendants” collect nectar throughout the day for feed her hive. In order to produce one pound of honey, 2 million flowers must be visited daily….
Coral reefs provide shelter and sustenance to millions of marine organisms, from small organisms like planktonic algae to more complex organisms like human beings. They form in shallow ocean waters near the equator and thrive best when warm waters with clear visibility are available. Corals feed off of tiny algae known as Zooxanthellae living within…
Egyptians created many things still used today, such as medicine, musical instruments, paper, pens, locks and keys, cosmetics, alcoholic beverages and board games. Cats were popular creatures as it is said most households owned one! Egyptian men and women wore makeup not simply to beautify themselves but because it believed that it held healing powers….
Conspiracy theorists claim that Apollo missions were faked as an effort to undermine USSR dominance in space exploration, increase Nasa funding or simply divert attention away from Vietnam War issues. Their arguments typically rely on discrepancies within photographs or videos from these missions as evidence for this assertion. Apollo 11 On July 21st 1969, Apollo…
The Nile rises each summer following heavy rainfall in Ethiopia and South Sudan. This annual event confounded early Egyptians, who petitioned Hapi for assistance so that their crops would bloom that season. The Nile river passes through 10 African nations, including Egypt. Stretching from Khartoum in Sudan – where both white and blue Niles meet…
Japan is one of the world’s most intriguing countries, boasting everything from an annual p***s festival to having the world’s highest density of vending machines – there are endless fascinating facts and figures about this beautiful nation! For example, four should be avoided since its sound resembles that of Japanese words for death. Also square…
Egypt has long been an influential travel destination, drawing visitors from varying cultural backgrounds. The nation is best-known for its centuries-old pyramids, Nile cruises and the Dukkah dip of nuts, seeds and spices. There are so many fascinating facts about Egypt that might surprise you! Here are just a few: 1. Cats were beloved pets…
Arctic waters and sea ice provide shelter to polar bears, known as Ursus maritimus. Here’s everything you need to know about these extraordinary animals – from their living environments to how quickly they swim! Their thick layers of fat and fur offer insulation from the cold, while their large paws enable them to walk on…
