One of the Earth's hottest and driest places, the Sahara Desert might not seem like a likely spot for a bit of snowfall.
Egypt might be famous for its pyramids and the ancient history surrounding them but it's actually Sudan that has the most.
Rising higher than the Eiffel Tower, Uluru can actually be seen from space so you might be surprised to find there's actually an even bigger rock.
As Canada's largest and most populous city, Toronto might seem like a likely candidate for the honour of the capital city.
It kind of is... and isn't. The statue is officially recognised as a National Monument under the state of New York, however, the island itself reside in the waters of New Jersey.
Lying at the northern tip of Greenland, Kaffeklubben Island (which translates as the Coffee Club Island) is just 443 miles (713km) from the North Pole.
Both Russia and Turkey have significant parts of the country that lie in Europe and Asia, but turns out they're not the only two.
Although not technically wrong, a heated debate surrounds the title of the world's longest river.
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