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Introduction
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Fact 1 - Ginat sauce is made from peanuts
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Fact 2 - Netball is very popular with young girls
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Fact 3 - Wild mushrooms are part of traditional dishes
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Fact 4 - The fabric market is bursting with color
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Fact 5 - Elephants communicate through ground vibrations
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Fact 6 - The giant chameleon changes color according to its emotions
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Fact 7 - The kingdom of Buganda was very powerful
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Fact 8 - The sausage tree produces strange fruit
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Fact 9 - Explorer Speke discovered the source of the Nile in Uganda
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Fact 10 - Bwindi forest is a unique refuge for gorillas
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Fact 11 - Kayaking competitions on the Nile are incredible
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Fact 12 - Amabere caves hide underground waterfalls
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Fact 13 - The treaty of friendship with the British was signed in 1900
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Fact 14 - Crater lakes shine in the sunlight
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Fact 15 - Ugandans love fried grasshoppers
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Fact 16 - Lake Bunyonyi has 29 amazing islands
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Fact 17 - Ngamba Island is for chimpanzees only
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Fact 18 - Red dirt roads change after the rain
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Fact 19 - Locusts make incredible sounds
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Fact 20 - The Elgon volcano has a salt cave
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Fact 21 - Karamojongs wear colorful clothes
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Fact 22 - Matooke is made from green bananas
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Fact 23 - The pangolin walks on two legs when threatened
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Fact 24 - Grilled fish from Lake Victoria is very popular
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Fact 25 - The giraffe sleeps only a few minutes a day
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Fact 26 - Baobab trees store water
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Fact 27 - Papyrus grows on the banks of the Nile
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Fact 28 - Ancestral pottery handed down by Baganda women
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Fact 29 - Children make toys from recycled materials
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Fact 30 - Murchison Falls create deafening noise
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Fact 31 - Wild orchids grow at altitude
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Fact 32 - Football is the favorite sport of Ugandan children
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Fact 33 - The Rolex is a typical omelette sandwich
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Fact 34 - Rhinoceros beetles are very hardy
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Fact 35 - Hippos produce their own sunscreen
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Fact 36 - The Mabira forest is Uganda's green lung
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Fact 37 - Trade routes have crossed the country for centuries
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Fact 38 - The ancient kings of Bunyoro wore precious costumes
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Fact 39 - The strangler fig climbs around other trees
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Fact 40 - The Mabamba swamps are home to rare birds
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Fact 41 - Ugandan rugby makes rapid progress
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Fact 42 - Eucalyptus grows extremely fast
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Fact 43 - Banyankole sing poems with their herds
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Fact 44 - Fireflies light up tropical nights
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Fact 45 - Cyclists ride through impressive landscapes
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Fact 46 - Barkcloth is made from tree bark
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Fact 47 - Colorful butterflies inhabit Uganda's forests
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Fact 48 - Ugandan dragonflies are excellent hunters
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Fact 49 - Giant drums accompany traditional music
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Fact 50 - Kings were buried in spectacular tombs
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Fact 51 - Weaver birds build complex nests
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Fact 52 - Fort Patiko's fortifications were resistant to attack
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Fact 53 - Luwombo is steamed in banana leaves
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Fact 54 - The kingdom of Toro was ruled by a very young king
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Fact 55 - The Kagera River feeds Lake Victoria
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Fact 56 - Transport on the Nile is sometimes by traditional pirogue
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Fact 57 - Lobelia flowers withstand extreme cold
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Fact 58 - Queen Elizabeth National Park crosses the equator
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Fact 59 - Local people use solar power in remote villages
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Fact 60 - The Rift Valley creates incredible landscapes
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Fact 61 - Chimpanzees use tools to catch their food
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Fact 62 - The Ssese islands are made of volcanic rock
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Fact 63 - The sun rises at the same time all year round in Kampala
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Fact 64 - Mount Stanley rises above the clouds
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Fact 65 - Tropical rains often come on suddenly
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Fact 66 - Ginger tea is your favorite morning drink
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Fact 67 - The purple sweet potato surprises with its bright color
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Fact 68 - Lion climbs trees to cool off
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Fact 69 - Boxing competitions draw large crowds
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Fact 70 - Lake Victoria's floating market is bustling with activity
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Fact 71 - The savannah changes color with the seasons
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Fact 72 - The equator crosses Uganda in the middle of the country
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Fact 73 - Ugandan runners dominate long-distance races
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Fact 74 - The Bwola dance is performed by the Acholi people
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Fact 75 - Mountain gorillas like to play together
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Fact 76 - The coffee ceremony is a sacred moment
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Fact 77 - Omweso requires strategy and speed
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Fact 78 - Schools are often built in local red brick
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Fact 79 - African bees make precious honey
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Fact 80 - Kampala was once called "the hill of the impalas"
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Fact 81 - Medicinal plants save lives
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Fact 82 - Millet is transformed into energy porridge
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Fact 83 - Coffee trees grow in the shade of trees
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Fact 84 - The shoebill is nicknamed the "dinosaur bird"
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Fact 85 - Lake Albert is shared with Congo
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Fact 86 - The praying mantis imitates plants perfectly
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Fact 87 - Leafcutter ants are extremely organized
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Fact 88 - Traditional Ugandan wrestling is very spectacular
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Fact 89 - The cricket team achieves surprising feats
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Fact 90 - The White Nile makes a long crossing of Uganda
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Fact 91 - The source of the Nile springs from Lake Victoria
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Fact 92 - The Kitara civilization once dominated Central Africa
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Fact 93 - Uganda often shines at Commonwealth Games
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Fact 94 - The Rwenzori mountains are covered in ice
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Fact 95 - Traditional masks tell the people's story
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Fact 96 - Lugbara live in harmony with wild bees
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Fact 97 - Banana trees provide food and textile fibres
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Fact 98 - Termites build huge termite mounds
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Fact 99 - Grasshoppers migrate great distances
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Fact 100 - Motorcycle cabs called boda-boda are everywhere
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Conclusion
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