Geography

The first known inhabitants of the basin was the Siberian Kurian tribe, who appeared there around the 6th century.

Death Valley is believed to be the hottest place on Earth in the summer.

The size of islets ranges from 160 to 12,7 thousand m2  and the total building area is 750 000 m2.

The volcano resumed its activity on May 7th, and the rate of eruptions was gradually increasing until May 17th.

The longest arch bridge in the world, located on the Yangtze, is the Chaotianmen Bridge.

The volcano began to form about 34-30 thousand years ago.

A profile of a potential suicide was even created.

In 1883, a species of freshwater jellyfish was discovered in the waters of Tanganyika, which may suggest that the lake was once connected to the ocean or that the jellyfish got into the lake straight from the river.

At the end of each climbing season, Fujiyoshida City holds a two-day fire festival at the base of the mountain.

In the native language of the inhabitants, the island was called "Madinina", which means "Island of Flowers", and this name is still often used by them.