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Do some people really like the banned Casu Marzu cheese from Italy?

It literally contains live maggots inside...

u/GrandComputer3811 — 6 days ago
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This entire region of Australia is composed of only naked bedrock and only trace quantity of soil.

12°58'00.56"S 133°21'11.51"E

u/GrandComputer3811 — 7 days ago
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Street view of Mar del Plata, Argentina🇦🇷

38°00'03.04"S 57°32'52.41"W

Is this the most well planned city on earth?

u/GrandComputer3811 — 7 days ago
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Found this in Rio de Janeiro, a mountain perfectly cut from the side to fit two tennis courts at the bottom.

22°58'26.35"S 43°11'56.99"W

u/GrandComputer3811 — 8 days ago
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Lençóis Maranhenses National Park, Brazil🇧🇷

A unique geographical feature native to Brazil in South America.

The desert located near the coast receives annually rainfall during the monsoon season, however the presence of an impermeable bedrock below the sand dunes prevents percolation of water into the soil leading to formation of lakes in between the sand dunes giving us this breathtaking landscape.

u/GrandComputer3811 — 9 days ago