Our planet is stranger than any story we could invent. From square watermelons in Japan to a floating post office in Kashmir, here are 30 facts from around the world that sound too weird to be true. 🔔 Subscribe for more weird facts and explainer videos every week. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:10 Square watermelons (Japan) 0:20 The pink lake (Australia) 0:30 Napoleon's rabbit hunt 0:40 How much a cloud weighs 0:50 Siberia's tilted forest 1:00 Finland's wife-carrying race 1:10 The real origin of Caesar salad 1:20 Snow in the Sahara 1:30 Bhutan's "Gross National Happiness" 1:40 Switzerland's guinea pig law 1:50 The world's oldest flag 2:00 France's posthumous marriage law 2:10 The 38-minute war 2:20 A 9,000-year-old tree 2:30 Iceland's mosquito-free climate 2:40 Canada's maple syrup reserve 2:50 The village with no roads 3:00 Ethiopia's seven-year time gap 3:10 Antarctica: the largest desert 3:20 The first place to see the New Year 3:30 Europe's longest place name 3:40 The Latin-only ATMs 3:50 The floating post office 4:00 Norway's yearly gift to London 4:10 Genghis Khan's lost tomb 4:20 The pyramids' precise alignment 4:30 Easter Island's buried bodies 4:40 The first country to let women vote 4:50 Outro #facts #didyouknow #weirdfacts