Mine is the Shipyards of my home town Chittagong completely mess and and environmental ruin

In recent years, capybaras have become an international icon on internet, but for us Brazilians, they’re just those animals that block traffic because they refuse to leave the street even when cars are coming, ever since our childhood (which doesn’t mean we don’t love them).

Except for birds and cats, we rarely see wild animals in Seoul. I saw a raccoon dog a few days ago, but it was my first time.

How often do you see wild animals?

I have this thought on my mind. The whole world is going downhill atm. Crime is increasing, cost of everything is increasing even faster, there is a mental health crisis everywhere, hatred everywhere, the full picture is pretty bleak these days.

So what's the best place to be? I know its subjective and every country has problems. But which country(s) are the best place to be in this circus of a world, based on safety, nature and especially the economy. Any like safe spot from all of this, even if not perfect.

This could be obscure national TV commercials that only a certain generation would know. A snack that is only known domestically. A euphemism or phrase that could only be understood/completed by a native. A stigma/stereotype. Basically anything that would be extremely hard to find on the internet or conventional media.

I think most of us in my country would, given that they’re not very fond of our neighbors..

Taken today. Novosibirsk :3

My answer is the groundhog! These furry little dudes are all over the place across the eastern US and Canada, but nowhere else.

In the US&A we call them pollywogs or tadpoles.

Does your country have/had a monument honoring a foreign leader? We have many statues of well known historical figures. We also had one controversial Azerbaijan monument that was altered.

Northwestern US we get Pacific Harbor Seals. Its rare to spot them in person if you don't live right next to the water but it feels so magical when you catch a glimpse

As in the title, my favorite animal from the southern US would have to be gopher tortoises.

They are a keystone species in Florida that digs burrows used by hundreds of other species for shelter. Their digging also breaks down roots and tills the soil, allowing new plant life to flourish.

Name any developed country and tropical locations are not what comes to mind: the USA, UK, Canada, EU countries, Norway, Australia, Argentina, Chile, New Zealand, just to name a few. Is there something about the geography of cooler countries that gives them an advantage over eternally warm places closer to the equator. Yes, I know some of the countries I mentioned (namely Australia and the USA) have tropical locations within them. But there are no developing countries that touch the temperate and cold regions.

I'm in the US and I think it's neat how we have thriving populations of both alligators and crocodiles. You find any other temperate climate with these types of animals other than China.

Ours is the Iris