Worldly Wonders: A Geography Trivia Trek

One of the U.S. lakes has a salinity level much higher than the ocean, making swimming a buoyant affair!

One of these mountains beats even Everest in total height when considering its base deep beneath the sea!

Despite its name suggesting otherwise, this 'sea' is actually the world's largest lake!

This river, crucial for ancient civilizations, holds the title for the world's longest.

This country's landscape is peppered with more lakes than any other in the world, contributing to its stunning natural beauty.

This oceanic trench is so deep, it could easily engulf the world's tallest mountain.

This island is so large that it's sometimes mistaken for a continent, but technically, it's not!

Known for its vastness and extreme conditions, this desert spans several countries and is nearly the size of the United States.

This colossal forest is often referred to as the 'lungs of the Earth' because it produces a significant portion of the world's oxygen.

One of the natural wonders of the world, this spectacular reef system is found off the coast of a continent known for its unique wildlife.