The 3 Weirdest Borders on Earth That Make Zero Geographic Sense
Picture this: a country that's 80% controlled by another nation but still considers itself independent, a tomb that got picked up and moved 180 kilometers to avoid ISIS, and a sand wall packed with 7 million landmines that's longer than the entire US-Mexico border. These aren't science fiction scenarios - they're three of the weirdest international borders on Earth, and Tyler Cooper breaks down exactly how they came to exist in today's episode of Elsewhere. 🎯 What You'll Learn: • Why Morocco built a 1,700-mile sand wall through the Sahara Desert (and why it's still there 30 years later) • The…
The skinny
The skinny isn't ready yet — notes appear once the transcript is processed.