WorldAtlas

WorldAtlas has published an explainer on how much of Earth's surface is covered by ocean. The commonly cited figure is that oceans cover roughly 71% of the planet, a statistic often used in discussions about climate, marine conservation and how little of the deep sea has actually been explored. Basic Earth-science facts like this circulate widely as general knowledge and educational content.

WorldAtlas has published a rundown of the largest military bases in the United States, ranking the sprawling installations that host tens of thousands of troops and their families. Pieces like this typically draw interest from readers curious about the scale of American defense infrastructure and where the biggest Army, Navy and Air Force facilities are located.

WorldAtlas has published a rundown of the most venomous creatures in the sea, highlighting which marine animals pose the greatest danger to humans. The piece surveys venomous ocean species such as jellyfish, stonefish and sea snakes, detailing how their toxins work and where encounters are most likely. Readers are sharing and discussing which of these creatures is the deadliest.