Geography

Vegetation in the Negev is sparse throughout the area and may be completely absent over vast areas.

At the same time, it is the only active volcano on the territory of continental Europe and one of three active volcanoes on the territory of Italy.

Within the next five years following the eruption, the global temperature dropped 1.2 degrees Celsius.

The term "taiga" is mostly used for the forests of Eurasia.

In addition to Derinkuyu, Cappadocia's underground cities open to the public are: Kaymakh, Mazi, Özlüce, Özkonak, Tatlarin, Kurugöl and Gökcetoprak.

The highest point in Europe is Mont Blanc.

It is one of the so-called African Great Lakes, named after the North American Great Lakes.

Most of the Sahara is made up of hamadas, or rocky deserts.

In the aftermath of an eruption, the ecosystem of the area surrounding Mount St. Helens changed drastically.

Surrounding the city of Nevşehir, which is the capital of Nevşehir district, there are numerous underground cities where the local population protected themselves from invasions and persecution.