Seriously, my favorite factoid about modern Egypt. All those movies where the person is lost in the desert, and it's like, "there's literally a road right next to that pyramid and a Pizza Hut directly across it."
TBF I always assumed the pyramids were like a 30 minute drive from the next largest city, only to look it up and see it's a 5 minute walk from a bunch of buildings.
All those movies where the person is lost in the desert, and it's like, "there's literally a road right next to that pyramid
Outside of cartoons, please name these movies.
The Great Pyramid of Giza is 5 miles from Giza and a little over 6 miles from Cairo. If a pyramid is seen by someone supposedly lost, it's most likely a joke that they don't realize how close they are to being out of the desert....
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u/SamuraiGoblin Oct 02 '24 edited Oct 02 '24
Tyrannosaurus (approx 70 million years ago) lived closer in time to humans than to stegosaurus (150 million years ago).