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More than 200,000 people visit Uluru each year — that’s enough people to fill 2,000 school buses!

Japanese Serow, a special type of mountain goat, lives on Mount Fuji’s slopes and can climb steep rocks like a superhero!

King George III bought Buckingham House in 1761 as a cozy family home for his wife Queen Charlotte, and their 15 children. It became known as the “Queen’s House,” and 14 of those children were actually born there!

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Crater Lake National Park is located in southern Oregon, USA, and it’s home to the deepest lake in all of North America!

Buckingham Palace hosts (holds) about 300 events every year, from small meetings to huge state banquets (fancy dinners)!