Only true near the equator! Near the poles, the sun can rise in the north or south during certain times of the year.
It’s the most violent—home to typhoons and the Ring of Fire!
Rivers follow gravity—the Nile flows north, breaking the myth.
It’s slightly flattened at the poles—like a squished ball!
It’s just floating ice—no solid ground beneath!
Over 60% is deserts and savannas—think lions, not just gorillas.
Antarctica’s Don Juan Pond is saltier—almost like syrup!
Finland has more per area, but Canada leads in total count.
They’re all interconnected—just one giant global ocean.
Greenland wins—Australia is classified as a continent.
The Nile beats it by 132 miles—size isn’t everything!
Myth! Astronauts can’t see it without zoom lenses.
Mauna Kea (Hawaii) is taller from base to peak—most is underwater!
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