Brazil is unique in so many ways. First discovered by Europeans in the early 16th century, this South American country is the fifth largest nation in the world. It is a vivacious and sports-crazy place that revels in its outdoor way of life. While you might have heard of Brazil’s beaches, nightlife, exotic carnivals, and samba, we will give you a peek into the unique and lesser-known parts of life in the country. In Brazil, TV remotes have an emergency football watching button and people sell ice cream in the ocean!
1. This Uber driver put a straw hat on his smartphone. Straw hats like this are traditionally used to shade one's head when working under the sun. This guy is probably using this mini hat to get a better look at his mobile screen under the sun. Smart, huh?
5. You won't find anchors like these anywhere else! This really old anchor from Tatajuba, Brazil, has a heavy rock inside but is held together by wood and string.
11. This caracara falcon built a nest on someone's window and just laid three eggs. These beautiful birds are a common sight in Brazil and live in most of South America, Central America, and Mexico.
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