China has treatment camps for Internet addicts.

70% of millionaires surveyed do not consider themselves "wealthy."

There's a zipline connecting Spain and Portugal. It's 2,365 ft (720 m) and 60 seconds long.

Spanish rice is unknown in Spain.

43% of the world's olive oil production is done in Spain.

Two-thirds of all US$100 bills are held outside the US.

The world's oldest existing lighthouse is the Tower of Hercules, in Spain, erected in the first century and still operational.

In an international study, participants who suppressed their crying or felt shame as they cried reported that they did not feel as good afterward.

According to the FDA, the stickers on fruit are edible.

The child from the 'Success Kid' meme made enough money through his internet popularity to fund his dad's kidney transplant.

'Kryptonite' was invented because Superman's original voice actor wanted time off, and the only way to do this was to make Superman sick.

The longest movie made lasts 85 hours and is fittingly titled 'The Cure for Insomnia'.

Charlie Chaplin's body was once stolen from its grave and held for ransom.

Spaniard double agent Joan Pujol Garcia had the rare distinction of receiving an Iron Cross from the Germans and an MBE from the British during WW2.

72% of Spain speaks Spanish. The rest speaks Catalan, Galician, Basque and others.

Fourteen new species of dancing frogs were discovered in 2014, raising the global number of known dancing-frog species to 24.

The Sagrada Familia church in Spain, has been under construction for over 130 years and it's only expected to be complete by 2026.

La Tomatina is an annual festival held in Spain where people throw thousands of tomatoes at each other.

Handshakes were originally meant to make sure that the person you were meeting wasn’t carrying a concealed weapon. The hand clasp proved that your hand was empty and shaking was meant to dislodge any weapons

"In God We Trust" was declared the U.S.national motto in 1956. It first appeared in 1861 because of the increased religious sentiment existing during the Civil War.