Which Spanish speaking country has 52 species of hummingbirds and more than five percent of the world's biodiversity?

In what Spanish speaking country did avocados originated from?

Which Spanish Speaking country is known for crafting the finest and most comfortable hammocks in the world, having the only lake in the world to contain freshwater sharks and being the country who contains twenty-five volcanoes in a row.

Which Spanish speaking country introduced chocolate (including hot chocolate), corn, and chilies to the world?

Plátano Forest was nominated as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. In which Spanish speaking country is Plátano Forest located?

Which is the only Spanish speaking country that is where you can swim in both the Atlantic Ocean and Pacific Ocean in the same day (because of the Canal)! The U.S. dollar is also their official currency.

Which country has the world’s tallest waterfall which is call the Angel Falls.

Which Spanish Speaking country is the largest exporter of bananas in the world, with exports totaling $2 trillion by recent counts.

What Spanish Speaking country is the world’s leading source of emeralds, and is the second greatest exporter of coffee. It is also the second most bio-diverse country in the world, after Brazil, which is ten times larger.

Which Spanish speaking country has the world’s largest butterfly sanctuary and is home to the two highest cities on earth, Potosi and La Paz.In addition, it also contains the largest deposit of salt on the planet, its salt beds equaling roughly 64 million tons.

What Spanish Speaking country is home to Machu Picchu, famous as the legendary lost city of the Incas! Built around 1450, it was discovered in 1911, high up in the majestic forest mountains. This country also has over fifty-five kinds of corn including yellow, black, and purple. More varieties of corn are grown here than anywhere else in the world!

What Spanish Speaking country is home to the world’s largest rodent called the capybara, which is basically a giant guinea pig.

Which Spanish Speaking country is known for its great festivals, such as the ‘Tomatina’, the world’s largest food fight. The festival takes place every year in August and only takes one hour as the people throw tomatoes at each other. Bullfighting also originated in this country as well as the flamenco dance.

Which Spanish Speaking country is a soccer-loving nation that won the first ever World Cup in 1930 and went on to win a second time in 1950! This country national anthem is the world’s longest; it lasts about five minutes when played in full.

Which Spanish Speaking country is where baseball is the most popular sport there by far. It is the national sport and is enjoyed by almost everyone as a family activity. Merengue is a type of lively, joyful music and dance that comes from here. Merengue means whipped egg whites and sugar in Spanish.

Which Spanish Speaking country has also won the World Cup two times! Also, the tango originated in this country's capital, and this country is the third biggest producer of beef in the world, at 2.8-3.5 million tons a year!

In which Spanish Speaking country is sugar from sugar cane is the main crop grown in Cuba, followed by tobacco.

In which Spanish speaking country is El Yunque tropical rainforest at? El Yunque is the only tropical rainforest in the

U.S. National Forest System.

In which Spanish Speaking country the Atacama Desert at? This is the driest place on earth, receiving an average of 0.6 inches of rainfall per year. Penguins live in several areas off the coast of this country beaches.