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Tanganyika: Second Deepest Lake in the World

Imagine plunging over 4,800 feet beneath the surface of a freshwater expanse so vast it spans four countries. Lake Tanganyika

What is an atoll? An atoll is a ring-shaped coral reef, island, or series of islets encircling a central lagoon,

What is the Valley of Geysers? It’s the world’s second-largest concentration of geysers—about 90 active vents packed into a 3.7-mile

Ask someone to name the largest desert in the world, and chances are they’ll answer “the Sahara.” It’s a common

Have you ever wondered how maps, censuses, or environmental studies carve up our world into manageable pieces? Whether you’re a

The quest to identify the world’s lowest points is a fascinating journey across diverse geographies. From the hypersaline waters of

The United States has more volcanoes than any other country, recording 165 Holocene volcanoes. This exceeds the counts of other

When we think of vast bodies of water, oceans typically come to mind. However, lakes can be equally as impressive

The Caucasus region, a cradle of civilizations and home to towering peaks, sits at the crossroads of Europe and Asia.

Quick Overview Garni Gorge sits just 14.5 miles east of Yerevan, where the Azat River carves through towering hexagonal basalt