Fun Bear Facts

Bears have long been part of folklore and sport team mascots. These large mammals excel as fishers and climbers; there are eight bear species: Polar, brown, black and Asiatic black bears as well as giant panda bears sloth bears and sun bears. Bears may seem intimidating at first glance, but they also display playful behavior…

Fun Facts About South Africa

South Africa is an attractive travel destination with its sunny beaches, wildlife safaris, Cape winelands and diverse landscapes, which range from wetlands, deserts, bushveld, grasslands and mountains to mountains. Additionally, its national animal is the Springbok antelope which serves as a symbol for its rugby team. 1. The Bloukrans Bridge is the highest commercial bungee…

Fun Facts About Australia

Many fascinating facts about Australia may escape your notice, from how the Sydney Opera House was designed to look like an orange to how baby kangaroos are only 2 centimetres in size at birth; and Vegemite being created from leftover yeast from beer production! 1. Kangaroos Kangaroos are one of Australia’s most iconic mammals and…

Fun Facts About Bolivia

Bolivia is home to some of South America’s most remarkable natural marvels, from Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid’s famed gunfight to its world’s largest salt flat and everything in between. Additionally, its culture boasts some captivating events such as Cholita Wrestling (women fighting each other while wearing puffy skirts). Peru shares control of Lake Titicaca,…

Fun Facts About Ireland

Ireland’s beautiful landscapes and rich cultural traditions have captured the world’s imagination for centuries, inspiring everything from poetic verse to groundbreaking literature. Ireland has left an indelible mark upon history that will endure forever. Did you know, for instance, that Halloween was inspired by ancient Celtic traditions? Or that there are no wild snakes in…

Fun Facts About Tigers

Tigers are majestic yet fierce big cats that captivate with their beauty, creating songs, stories, movies, logos and fashion collections that celebrate them. Unfortunately, only around 1,000 wild tigers remain alive today so it is imperative that we protect these magnificent beasts through conservation efforts while informing others about their struggle. Here are some fascinating…