1) Vostok Station, Antarctica Vostok Station in Antarctica is one of the coldest places on Earth. The Russian research station is where the lowest recorded temperature was taken at -89.2 degrees Celsius (-128.56 Fahrenheit). Antarctica is not only the coldest place but also the windiest and has the highest overall elevation of any continent in the world. Despite the fact that Antarctica contains 90 percent of the ice in the world, it receives almost no rainfall, making it technically a desert.

We humans are constantly putting in efforts to make a better and safer life for ourselves, but the world remains a dangerous place. As for wild animals, what determines their danger level might not necessarily be size. We may think of some of these animals as friendly or harmless, but sometimes even “friendly” or docile-seeming species can become dangerous if provoked. Here is a list of the top 10 most dangerous animals on earth, beginning with number 10.

A number of the world’s wealthiest people are also politicians. From luxury cars to public health research, the way these fortunes are spent can tell much about the world’s wealthiest politicians.

Camels have a long history of benefiting humans, being used for personal transportation and carrying loads as well as for food and clothing. Here are some of the ways camels are still being used.