The richest man in the world is actually this Malian! You must not have thought
Even more than Bill Gates, Buffett?!
Anecdote
Switzerland's sewers are richer than you are, with an annual loss of $2 million
Swiss scientists have found trace amounts of gold in sewers and wastewater treatment plants, and calculate that roughly 95 pounds of gold is flushed into the wastewater system each year, or about $2 million
Honduras built a bridge, the bridge was just built, the river ran away
It is normal practice for countries to build bridges over rivers in order to cross them, but one bridge in Honduras stands alone on the riverbank, with the river flowing past it, as if to mock it for standing in the wrong place.
What is the current condition of the craters left by the asteroid impact on Earth?
There are quite a few examples of large planets hitting the Earth in history, leaving craters large and small, this time look at the seven spectacular craters left after the asteroid hit the Earth
This beach in New Zealand surprisingly gushes hot water, the water temperature is up to 60 degrees
Generally people go to the beach to choose the time is often summer, the weather is too hot, the beach to relieve the heat, incidentally in a meal of seafood, simply can not be better. But in this beach in New Zealand, just the opposite, winter is the peak season here, because the seawater here is surprisingly hot water, up to 60 degrees!
The neatest city in the world, like a block of tofu cut up
Barcelona, Spain, and people who have been here are amazed by the planning of this city. Because all the buildings in this city are neatly organized and look basically the same, it is also called the "paradise of the compulsive".
Giant's Causeway: instant contact between hot lava and cold water produces a spectacle
The Giant's Causeway on the Atlantic coast about 80 km northwest of Belfast is Northern Ireland's most prestigious tourist attraction and a World Heritage Site.
The luminous lagoon in Jamaica, it is said that 99% of tourists want to go there
Does the fluorescent lake in "Life of Pi" really exist? Well, Jamaica has it.
A hotel built with salt, even the furniture is made of salt
Built with salt, located in the Uyuni region of Bolivia, South America, the designer made full use of the salt can be preserved at night to absorb heat during the day this feature, whimsical and ingenious work so that future generations are amazed.
The world's most "magical" park: a land park in winter, but a park under the lake in summer
During the harsh winter months, the lake is almost completely dried up, leaving only a partial depth of one or two meters. When the temperature rises in late spring and early summer, the park is slowly submerged in clear melting ice, and thus becomes Grüner See in summer.
