Geography

The Gulf of Mexico is a large shipwreck graveyard.

Its maximum depth is 1,025 meters, which places it in third place in terms of maximum depth, right after Baikal (1,637 m) and Tanganyika (1,435 m).

The Murray River holds a dark spot in its history.

Sarnia is the most populated city over the lake.

Because the Bering land bridge once connected North America and Asia, many animal and plant species were able to colonize both continents and are found throughout the taiga.

Martinique was repeatedly attacked and occupied by the British.

The lowest point in North America is Badwater Basin, a small salt lake in Death Valley.

Tropical rainforests are being continuously degraded by human activities.

The problem in the Galapagos Islands is feral goats.

The Jordan River is a river in southwest Asia, the Middle East.