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The World – Episode 20071121 – Geo Answer

Today we’re looking for a central Mexican state that borders the state of San Luis Potosí … and the state of Mexico. The answer is the state of Queretaro. The World’s Jason Margolis takes us there to explore the Sotano Del Barro. It’s a deep underground well created millions of years ago by shifting tectonic plates.

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The World – Episode 20071120 – Geo Answer

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The World – Episode 20071119 – Geo answer

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The World – Episode 20071116 – Geo answer

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The World – Episode 20071115 – Geo answer

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The World – Episode 20071114 – Geo Answer

For today’s Geo Quiz we were looking for the largest freshwater lake in Japan. The answer is Lake Biwa. The lake’s been overtaken by an invasive species of fish… which came to Japan from the US courtesy of Japan’s emperor. The World’s David Leveille has the story.

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The World – Episode 20071113 – Geo Answer

For today’s Geo Quiz we were looking for the Russian port city that’s dealing with an environmental disaster this week. The answer is Kavkaz. Rescue and clean-up operations are underway as a damaged Russian oil tanker leaks a half million gallons of oil into Russia’s Black Sea. Anchor Marco Werman gets more on the story from Dario Thuburn.

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The World – Episode 20071112 – Geo Answer

For today’s Geo Quiz — we’re looking for an ocean strait where severe weather has led to an environmental disaster. The answer is the Kerch Strait, where a Russian oil tanker sank and split in two during a fierce storm. Anchor Marco Werman has details.

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The World – Episode 20071109 – Geo answer

We were looking for the world’s highest-altitude administrative capital city. The answer is La Paz, Bolivia. Residents of La Paz celebrate “Las Ñatitas” or “Day of the Skulls.” Ruxandra Guidi reports that the feast is part of the indigenous Aymara tradition.

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The World – Episode 20071107 – Geo answer

For today’s Geo Quiz we were looking for the continents that you’d pass if you follow the flow of the Gulf Stream waters. The answers are North America, Europe, Africa, and South America.