1. Korea and Cuba are the only places you can't buy Coca-Cola.
2. The total population of the world is more than 7.5 billion, which sounds like a lot but tell that if every human being stands shoulder to shoulder, then the world population can fit inside Los Angeles.
3. The World's Fastest Chili Dragon Breath Chili Pepper is so spicy that it can kill you too.
4. France is a beautiful country, and according to the United Nations World Tourism Organization, this country has more people than any other country in the world. This European country welcomed 86.9 million people in 2017.
5. Santa Cruz Island in the archipelago of San Bernardo off the coast of Colombia is the most densely populated island in the world. But the most surprising thing is that the size of this island is equal to just two football fields.
6. Indonesia is one of the countries in the world where the world's most miniature, i.e., dwarf people, live. Where the average adult is about 5 feet, 1.8 inches long. The tallest people live in the Netherlands, where the average adult height is 6 feet.
7. The Paris Agreement on Climate Change was signed by the maximum number of countries in one day. On the year 2016, Earth Day, the Paris Agreement was signed by 174 world leaders at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, which was the most significant number of countries ever.
8. Let us tell you that the world's quietest room is located in the headquarters of Microsoft in Washington state.
9. There are only three countries in the world that do not use the metric system. Explain that the metric system is used in more than 200 countries to measure things like length or mass. But Liberia, Myanmar, and the United States do not use the metric system.
10. The longest name of a place in the world is Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukapikapikungorukupokaiaienuakitanatahu of 81 characters which are in New Zealand.
11. You will be surprised to know that four babies are born in the world every single second. Accordingly, there are about 250 births in a minute, 15,000 in an hour, and 360,000 in a day. According to the Ecology Global Network, approximately 131.4 million babies are born on Earth in a year.
12. The coldest temperature ever recorded is -144 degrees Fahrenheit. Explain that this temperature has been recorded in Antarctica during research between 2004 and 2016. On breathing at this temperature, human lungs start bleeding, which can lead to death.
13. It must be known that due to increasing pollution, there has been a lot of damage to the Earth's ozone layer. The ozone layer protects against the harmful ultraviolet rays of the sun. But climate change experts believe a full recovery will occur within 50 years of the 2018 UN report.
14. According to the US Geological Survey, Japan is the most earthquake-prone country in the world.
15. According to the Population Reference Bureau, the number of people living today is 7 percent of the total number of humans who have lived in the world to date.
16. Muhammad is considered to be the most famous name in the world. According to the Independent, there are an estimated 150 million men and boys worldwide whose name is Muhammad.
17. The flag of Nicaragua consists of a rainbow in the center that includes a band of purple, and the flag of Dominica depicts the Cicero parrot, a bird with purple wings. Thus it is the only country in both the worlds that use purple in their national flags.
18. About 90 percent of the world's rural population lives in Africa and Asia. India has the most significant number of people living in rural areas of the world. About 893 million people live outside the city here.
19. The Double Eagle of 1933 was a US$20 coin made of gold that never circulated. Let us tell you that this coin was sold as the world's most expensive coin for more than 7 million dollars.
20. Let us tell you that a record-breaking 92 countries participated in the 2018 Winter Olympics. Earlier in 2014, 88 countries had participated in the Winter Games.
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