Denmark Is Hiding Something Nobody Talks About

50 geography facts about Denmark that most people have never heard. The country has no mountains and drinks untreated tap water straight from the ground. Its museums hold 2,000-year-old bog bodies with faces still intact. And through Greenland, the Kingdom of Denmark is one of the largest countries on Earth. This countdown covers how the ice age split Denmark into rich and poor halves, and why Danes drink water with no chlorine. It visits the cliff at Stevns Klint that records the day the dinosaurs died, Tollund Man and the Egtved Girl, and Harald Bluetooth's runestone (yes, the reason your phone has Bluetooth). Then Lego, Denmark's wind power revolution, and why Greenland makes Denmark an Arctic power with a claim to the North Pole. CHAPTERS 0:00 Denmark Is Not What You Think 0:32 #50–46 Islands, Coastline & a Country Below Sea Level 1:54 #45–42 The Arctic Kingdom & Greenland's Ice Sheet 3:08 #41–35 Built by Ice: Heath, Chalk & Untreated Water 5:32 #34–30 The Dinosaur Cliff, North Sea Oil & Moving Salt 7:24 #29–25 Lost Forests & the Black Sun 9:01 #24–18 The Bog Bodies: Tollund Man & Sacrificed Armies 11:30 #17–14 Bronze Age Secrets: Sun Chariot & Egtved Girl 13:00 #13–8 Vikings, Bluetooth & a Lost Empire 15:20 #7–3 Wind Power & Mega Engineering 16:56 #2 How Lego Was Born 17:28 #1 The Giant Country Nobody Draws If you enjoy geography deep dives, subscribe for more hidden facts about the world's countries. #Denmark #Geography #Greenland