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“Think You Know The World?”: See If You Can Spot Which Of These 30 Places Truly Exists
The world is full of strange, beautiful, and downright unbelievable places – but not all of them actually exist. From glowing deserts and underwater mailboxes to “stone-turning” lakes, your mission is simple: decide whether each one is real or fake.
Think you’ve got a sharp eye for geography and a knack for spotting myths? 🌍
Let’s see if you can tell which corners of the planet are facts and which are pure fiction!
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Brittania Kelli 3 weeks ago
Question Four is worded incorrectly. It asks if a hotel is ENTIRELY made of salt. You say the answer is True, but in the info box state it is constructed ALMOST entirely, therefore it is not completely made of salt so the correct answer is False. A thing can't be made completely of salt and almost entirely, it is one or the other.
Ace 3 weeks ago
Like lot of them, designed to catch you out. Another one asks about a village in Norway, whereas the actual village that nearly fits the description they reveal to be in Sweden.
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Anony Mouse 3 weeks ago
14. So now Key West, Florida is the whole of the United States? Oh dear 🙄
Mike F 3 weeks ago (edited)
Yeah, the chicken that comes strutting down my street in the morning will be dinner that evening. 😂
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Ace 3 weeks ago
Many of his ideas, including the whole disc on elephants thing were derived from ancient - or sometimes not-so-ancient - myths and legends. This Japanese one isn't actually floating, of course, and the "changing sea levels" is misleading, as it's actually the land levels that are changing, not the sea
Load More Replies... Brittania Kelli 3 weeks ago
Question Four is worded incorrectly. It asks if a hotel is ENTIRELY made of salt. You say the answer is True, but in the info box state it is constructed ALMOST entirely, therefore it is not completely made of salt so the correct answer is False. A thing can't be made completely of salt and almost entirely, it is one or the other.
Ace 3 weeks ago
Like lot of them, designed to catch you out. Another one asks about a village in Norway, whereas the actual village that nearly fits the description they reveal to be in Sweden.
Load More Replies... Anony Mouse 3 weeks ago
14. So now Key West, Florida is the whole of the United States? Oh dear 🙄
Mike F 3 weeks ago (edited)
Yeah, the chicken that comes strutting down my street in the morning will be dinner that evening. 😂
Load More Replies... Ace 3 weeks ago
Many of his ideas, including the whole disc on elephants thing were derived from ancient - or sometimes not-so-ancient - myths and legends. This Japanese one isn't actually floating, of course, and the "changing sea levels" is misleading, as it's actually the land levels that are changing, not the sea
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