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What is the largest cave in the world?

The world’s largest cave is the Sarawak Chamber, located in the Malaysian rainforest. The cave is 700 m long, 400 m wide and 100 m high – in other words, there is room for 30 football fields.

What is the Bronze Night?

Bronze Night refers to the riots that took place in Estonia’s capital Tallinn on the night of April 26-27, 2007 and the following days and nights during the relocation of a war memorial, the Bronze Soldier, from its previous location on Tõnismägi to a nearby military cemetery.

Where is the world’s largest washing machine?

The world’s largest washing machine now stands in Sweden. It washes 14,000 socks per hour. In eight hours, the machine can wash a week’s worth of underwear for the 17,000 inhabitants of the town of Vara, where it is located.

Denmark spends little money on sexual health

In 2007, Denmark spent approximately DKK 20 million on prevention and sexual health – a figure that has fallen from DKK 30-35 million in the 1980s. This is far less than the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden, for example. If Denmark were to spend as much as the Netherlands per citizen, we would have to spend five or six times as much money on prevention.

Black Sabbath’s guitarist and fingerled.

Legendary Black Sabbath guitarist Toni Iommi is missing the top joint of both his right middle and ring fingers. Instead, he uses a small plastic prosthesis to play chords.