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Well, according to the Federal University of Paraiba in Brazil and also Yale University in the US, tropical environments in countries like Brazil, Indonesia, Madagascar, and Columbia are most likely to harbor the most undiscovered species. And then also in the water, scientists estimate that over 90% of ocean species have yet to be classified, over 90%.

And then abroad Coach is also leaning into the immersive experiential retail experience by opening the Coach restaurant and the Coach coffee shop in Indonesia where the iconic C is just like everywhere you look from the hamburger bun to the server's uniform.

So it's behind China where that number is 41.8%, which is crazy, slightly behind South Korea and Indonesia where it's 18%, and then significantly ahead of the rest of Europe and the US as you said, at around 17%. And there was a big surge in the UK and I think also in the US during the pandemic smartphone usage really went up at that point as well.

So you've got US, India, Indonesia, Mexico, et cetera. Now not all of those elections are free and fair, you could argue, but of the ones that are, you've got close to 2 billion people voting this year. So it's not just US elections, it's elections around the world.

And then through Indonesia. And you've got Australia obviously below it. But what I also found fascinating is that India, which obviously is in Southeast Asia, is in the top half. Minda Smiley (02:36):. Oh, that is surprising. Marcus Johnson (02:38):. Is in the northern hemisphere, the bottom of India. The very bottom of the country is actually 500 miles above the equator. Minda Smiley (02:47):. Wow.

Then European Union, there's some in there, the UK, Indonesia, Russia, the US as well. So, yeah, the significance, the gravity of it magnified. Jacob Bourne:. Yeah, and apparently it's the biggest election year I think in decades. Marcus Johnson:. In terms of total people voting, or voting turnout in individual... Jacob Bourne:. Total people voting, yeah, and in the countries.

Anybody know what the national animal of Indonesia is? Marcus:. Oh. Victoria:. That big lizard thing with the long tongue. Paul Verna:. You got it-. Victoria:. Komodo dragon. Paul Verna:. ... Victoria. You got it. You're absolutely right. Marcus:. Is it really? Victoria:. I love animal facts, you guys. This is my trivia Olympics. Marcus:. They're terrifying, though.

They can be found in Java in Indonesia. Can you imagine if there are only 75 people left on Earth? Well that actually sounds quite nice, but you get the point, right? It's kind of crazy to think about if your species only had 75 of them left on the whole planet. The second most endangered animal is the Amur, Amur. I don't know. It's a leopard. Paul Verna (02:18):.

Indonesia has the lion's share, Kalimantan. The Sultan at Brunei has a bite. And then Malaysia has the northeastern bit, which is where I lived. Rob Rubin:. All right. Well, that's-. Tiffani Montez:. Wow. I thought you were going to say Vegas. I was kind of hoping you were going to say Vegas is the weirdest-. Rob Rubin:. The weirdest place.