Offbeat Infographics

On July 1st, Canadians from coast-to-coast celebrated the country’s 147th birthday. People showed their pride by donning red and white, waving the iconic nation’s flag, and watching the sky light up with spectacular fireworks. But how much does the average person know about the 147-year history that shaped the True North strong and free?

The Republic of Turkey, commonly referred to as Turkey is a country situated at the edge of both Europe and Asia. This infographic from features a lot of interesting, unknown and fun facts about the country regarding to it’s history, it’s people, they habits and they achievements.

Ireland has a rich literary culture. In fact, there are few places on earth that are so perfectly evoked through their literature as Ireland. Learn all about it in this infographic.

In this infographic from Wondershare, learn about some green screen mistakes that you can avoid to help your scenes look more professional and more realistic.

Pica, a little known obsessive compulsive and eating disorder, is on the rise. Pica is when an individual craves and consumes non-nutritional items such as dirt, rocks or even nails. Read this infographic to learn more about pica and one of the most severe cases recorded.

Street art makes art available to the masses. It doesn’t require us to fork out money at an art gallery as it is there for everyone to appreciate in all its rustic glory. This infographic takes a look at some of the best street art the world has to offer.

With so many great festivals to choose from, the folks at Pixel by Pixel have made it a bit easier by listing all of the festivals, what they are showing and how many people are going and to top it off what welly (short for Wellington boots) you should take to get the most from your festival and look great.

SmartIntern posed the question “Is there an Expat Exodus currently underway in China?” and set out to discover the facts behind the high-profile exits of several of China’s most well-known expats. The results show that, in spite of the media attention surrounding these dramatic exits, the foreign population in China continues to grow. The much-heralded Expat Exodus, it seems, has not yet arrived.