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Fact: The North Pole Has a Season Just like anywhere else on Earth, the temperature here changes depending on the time of year. The hottest North Pole in July; That if warm means you are really cold - 0 degrees. The temperature in February dropped to a colder bone 40 degrees below zero. The amount of light depends on the time of year. The Arctic Circle nations each face six months in broad daylight and six months of almost total darkness because of the angle at which the upper part of the earth gets sunlight. Myth: There Is No International Law Governing The North Pole Waters in and around the North Pole are governed by the same international law that applies to all other oceans. As the ice there begins to melt, water above the ocean floor will remain an international waterway. If, as seawater heats up, new fish stocks enter the waters in and around the North Pole, then an international fishing fleet will have the right to pursue them. The collapse of world fishery...

Japan is an interesting country. The facts from Japan are interesting and often surprising. These are Japanese facts and unique cultures that make it so magical and mystical to non-Japanese. Many of us are interested and deceived by way of life and a country very different from us. Here are some interesting facts about Japan. Enjoy! 1. JAPANESE GEOGRAPHY One interesting fact about Japan is that the country has significant mountainous forests and, with fertile land only 11.6% of the total area. More than 3,000 islands with a total area of ​​377,835 square kilometers are included in the Japanese archipelago. From North to South there are four main islands; Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu. One of the interesting features of Japanese geography is because of its position in relation to the Pacific Ring of Fire, the country has a variety of hydrothermal characteristics such as geysers and hot springs. It is also known for earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tsunamis. 2....

A blend of cultures and traditions, India is a haven for anyone seeking a gastronomic adventure type. Every state in India offers its own unique food so you will not find anywhere else - not even in a restaurant! Skyscanner brings you a wide variety of food items from around the country that are set to make your mouth water. 1. Makke In Roti and Sarson Da Saag, Punjab Makke bread and Sarson da saag are traditional Punjab dishes but loved and enjoyed throughout India. The green sauce (saag) is made from sapodilla leaves (sarso), spinach, fenugreek, radish and spices. The gravy is served with a flat bread made of cornmeal, called Makke bread. Usually prepared in winter, Makki's portion on Roti and Sarson da Saag is never complete without a spoonful of butter and a piece of jaggery beside it. 2. Puranpoli, Maharashtra This delicious meal is a Maharashtrian tradition, and is made from a versatile flour filled with lentil paste and jaggery (unrefined sugarcane...