Top 10 Terrorist Attacks

10.  Bombing of USS Cole 2000 (Yemen)

Fatalities: 17; Injuries: 39

9.  Anthrax Letter Attacks 2001 (USA)

Fatalities: 5; Injuries: 17

8.  Salmonella Attack 1984 (USA)

Injuries: 750

7.  Mid-Air Bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 1988 (Scotland)

Fatalities: 270; Injuries 12

6.  Bombing of Marine Barracks 1983 (Lebanon)

Fatalities: 301; Injuries: 161

5.  Truck Bombing of U.S. Embassies 1998 (Kenya, Tanzania)

Fatalities: 303; Injuries: 4,954

4.  Beslan Massacre 2004 (Russia)

Fatalities: 366; Injuries: 747

3.  Oklahoma City Federal Building Bombing 1995(USA)

Fatalities: 169; Injuries: 675

2.  1st World Trade Center Bombing 2001(USA)

Fatalities: 6; Injuries: 1,040

1.  9/11 Attack 2001 (USA)

Fatalities: 2,993; Injuries: 8,900

Top 10 Forests of the World

10. Emas National Park and Chapada Dos Veadeiros, Brazil

9. Sinharaja Forest, Srilanka

8. Montecristo cloud Forest, El Salvador

7. The Monteverade Forest, Costa Rica

6. The Mount Kinabalu National Park, Malaysia

5. Sapo National Park, Liberia

4. Alaska’s rainforests

3. The Amazon Rainforests

2. Ecuador’s Cloud forests

1. Daintree, Australia

Top 10 Cities of World hy Population

Rank	City	Population	Area (km²)	Country
1	Shanghai	17,836,133	2,605.8	China
2	Istanbul	13,483,052	5,343	Turkey
3	Karachi	13,052,000	3,527	Pakistan
4	Mumbai	12,478,447	603	India
5	Moscow	11,810,000	2,511	Russia
6	Beijing	11,716,000	1,368.32	China
7	São Paulo	11,316,149	1,523	Brazil
8	Tianjin	11,090,314	7,422	China
9	Guangzhou	11,070,654	3,843	China
10	Delhi	11,007,835	1,397.29	India

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Top 10 Largest Dams in the World

10. Oahe Dam, South Dakota, US: 70,339 cubic meters

9. Guri (Raúl Leoni), Venezuela: 78,000 cubic meters

8. Yacyretá-Apipe, Paraguay/Argentina: 81,000 cubic meter

7. Atatürk Dam, Turkey: 84,500 cubic meters

6. Tucurui Dam, Brazil: 85,200 cubic meters

5. Lower Usuma, Nigeria: 93,000  cubic meters

4. Fort Peck, Montana: 96,049 cubic meters

3. Tarbela, Pakistan: 121,720 cubic meters

2. Samara / Zhiguli Dam,Russia: 169,000,000 cubic meters

1. Three Gorges, China: 39,300,000 cubic meters