50 Mind-Blowing Geography Facts From Around The World

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In this video we explore 50 mind-blowing geography facts from around the world! From the strangest natural wonders and extreme weather phenomena to the most unique and unexpected places on Earth, this video uncovers the hidden marvels of our planet. Discover bizarre landscapes, rare geographic oddities, and fascinating facts about the world's most extraordinary locations. Whether you love geography or just enjoy learning new things, these surprising facts will make you see the world in a whole new way!

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[DiscoverGeographyK]

Hey everyone, thanks for your feedback! I need to apologize for a significant error in this video. I mentioned Canada's lakes twice, but the first time I stated a different, incorrect number. The second time, I correctly stated over 3 million lakes. I understand this is confusing and misleading, and I'm very sorry for the mistake. I will be more diligent in fact checking in the future. Thanks for watching! 🌏

[hasibulIslam-pq]

I really enjoyed watching this! Your dedication and creativity shine through. Keep going, you're onto something great

[opaladwyl]

I think you did the lakes in Canada twice…I’ll go back and watch again ! But I loved how you get to the point and don’t over talk!! And the background music was very soothing and appreciated! Gonna go watch some more! Thank you for your work!

[johnjessop]

# 24 Canada has 879, 000 lakes. #37 Canada has 3 million lakes . ? ? We have a lot but count them again . lol

[JahWorkz]

It’s actually 49 facts 😂 great video btw!

[Worldeography]

The quality of your video is very good

[WanderlustViews_]

Wow, this was such an eye-opener! 🌍 I thought I knew a fair bit about geography, but this video totally blew my mind. So many strange and beautiful places I had never even heard of!

[johnblyth]

The Great Barrier Reef in Australia was on twice, and some others were also.

[Marcus-jdy]

Nice video, ❤ it, next time remember African countries.

[fmyoung]

15:13 Argentina is home to both South America's highest point Mt Aconcagua and South America's lowest point Laguna del Carbón

[AtaurRahman-xfxt]

This video is absolutely amazing! 🔥 The storytelling, pacing, and editing all come together perfectly. It keeps you hooked from start to finish! Can’t wait for more content like this on the channel! 🚀🙌

[waiting........]

This was such an interesting and well-made video! Looking forward to more amazing content from you. Keep it up! 🎬🔥

[PurnmDe]

Hello Greenland.😍
Hello neighbor, hope all is well 🇺🇲❤🎉

[Sanjida-]

After watching so much, it seems like the world is actually the setup for a science fiction movie!"

[nicholasmccarthy]

Nepal is not the only non-rectangular flag. The Swiss flag is square, and Antarctica is not unique regarding snakes. There are no snakes in Ireland.

[Juix]

Great effort! The way you presented the information was engaging and easy to follow. Can't wait for your next video! 👍😊

[Rx-Sangita]

Every video you make keeps getting better! Your hard work is truly inspiring. Keep creating, we’re here to support you!

[DingDong-cz]

The editing quality is insane! 👏 Every second of this video was a masterpiece. Can't wait to see more from this channel!

[blakecongdon]

I’m confused about the stars. It may be incorrect but I remember being told there are more stars than grains of sand on all of the earths coastlines. I feel like that would easily pass the 3 trillion mark of the trees on earth.

[Sanjida-]

A very nice video. The video quality is very good and the sound is very good lately.