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What is the lowest point in the world?

Dead Sea is the lowest point in the world on dry land and is 400 metres below the surface of the Mediterranean …

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What are watermelons made of?

Watermelons consist of 92% water.

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How many horses are there in Mongolia?

There are ten times more horses than people in Mongolia.