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- 2. A now-failed amusement park franchise known as Crinkly Bottom but also referred to as Blobbyland could only have existed on this island known for Queen Elizabeth and beans on toast.
- 4. Galešnjak, an island near Croatia also known as "Lover's Island," naturally looks like this romantic shape.
- 5. This 70-foot "___ Alley" in California is completely coated with wads of this sticky, chewed-up substance.
- 10. The "High Heel Wedding Church" is a beautiful shoe shaped building located in this East Asian country.
- 11. The Barcelona Supercomputing Center hosts one of the most advanced computers in the world in a building that was formerly a ___.
- 13. The "Jimmy Carter ___ Statue," built in Georgia in 1976, is an odd-looking monument intended to boost Carter's presidential campaign, but he reportedly hated it.
- 15. This Mexico City haunted destination called "Island of the ___" has been recognized by Guinness as the largest collection of these creepy toys.
- 16. Guarapari, a Brazilian coastal city, is home to a beach that is famously ___. Wear a LOT of sunscreen, I guess??
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- 1. The Zone of Death is a region within his US National Park in which you can theoretically commit any crime and get away with it.
- 3. Revered by Hindus, Buddhists, and Jians, Thimmammma Marrimanu is the largest of this type of tree in the world, spanning over 4.5 acres.
- 6. Considered the tenth-largest in the world, the pyramid in this Tenessee city is actually Bass Pro Shops location.
- 7. Umoja Uaso, a village in central Kenya, has a population that is entirely ___. It functions a a sanctuary city for survivors of violence and abuse.
- 8. Octopolis and Octlantis, two nonhuman settlements in Australia, were built out of shells by these slimy sea creatures.
- 9. This waterfall in Antarctica is contaminated by a reddish deposit, earning it the name "___ Falls" from its resemblance to this spooky human fluid.
- 12. ___ Manor is a cozy hotel in Kenya that also happens to be home to these endangered, long-necked animals.
- 14. Spanish for "The Eye," this circular island floats and rotates within a circular lake in Argentina.