Geography

It has been active for over four thousand years. The strongest eruption took place at the turn of 15 ...

Its water is used by about 30 million people. It is the largest non-tidal lake in Central Africa. In the last 50 years, the lake has lost most of its water due to climate change and human activities.

However, it is not a freshwater body, but due to 1,2% salinity puts it among the brackish water bodies.

As a result of the mutiny and harsh living conditions, both prisoners and guards died, and Ecuadorian authorities closed the prison.

Among the most dangerous and harmful factors leading to the destruction of these areas are: Deforestation for farmland or timber harvesting Mining Climate change

It may be longer or shorter than the Nile, depending on the measurement criteria used. It's length may be anywhere between 6,275 and 6,992 km, while Nile is estimated to be between 5,499 and 7,088 km.

By March 12, 2021, the volcano had erupted 11 times in three weeks. The eruptions have thrown clouds ...

One theory is related to a mythical land called Atlantis. The technology that was used on this conti ...

On the basis of oral stories of islanders who still remembered the names of individual islets of Nan Madol, German ethnographer and archaeologist Paul Hambruch in 1910 made a map of the islets.