Why Is Australia A Continent, Yet Greenland’s Only An Island?

Partially, it’s a matter of confidence. That seems an odd statement to make, yet thinking you live on a continent does happen to be one of the criteria of being one, according to this episode of Today I Found Out. Naturally, there’s also the matter of having one’s very own plate, which Greenland can’t claim, yet India does and is still considered part of Asia. Confused? Clear it up with a short and sweet geography lesson with Simon Whistler.


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