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Think you know the United States like the back of your hand? From iconic cities to natural wonders, this quiz will test just how much US geography you actually know. Warning: Only a person with an IQ ...

With the rise of global connectivity, the world has become a smaller place. Today, anyone from anywhere in the world can learn about other cultures through the Internet. As a result, the geographical ...

1. Remarkably, this is true … sort of. Large swaths of Canada, particularly around Hudson Bay, have measurably less gravity than other parts of the globe. It has something to do with convection in the ...

1. The Amazon was named for the women warriors of Greek mythology who supposedly had their right breasts removed to improve their archery or their javelin throwing, depending on the story. Historians ...

In September, a Louisville, Ky., schoolteacher was forced to resign because of “strong parent concerns” that she might be infected with the Ebola virus. The woman, also a registered nurse, had just ...

1. Zeeland is in the Netherlands; New Zealand was "discovered" by Dutch Capt. Abel Tasman. (We're not sure why the spelling was changed.) Brunswick (called Braunschweig in German) is a city and former ...

1. The Great Wall of China. Sticky rice flour, mixed with slaked lime, made a surprisingly effective and durable mortar. 5. In the Indian Ocean, southeast of Madagascar. 6. The Zimbabwean dollar.