Here are 10 bizarre facts about the country of Russia that you probably did not know.
![Arctic wolves stand in enclosure at Wolfspark Werner Freund in Merzig](https://dailycaller.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/RTR3CZIU-e1392238287442.jpg)
Verkoyansk, Russia has a population of 1,311 people and an average temperature of -50 degrees Fahrenheit. Livestock and horses in the town were attacked by a pack of 400 wolves in 2011. The sun currently rises at 2 p.m. and sets at 3:30 pm. (Photo: Reuters)
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One quarter of Russia is covered by trees, and its forests contain 22 percent of all the trees on earth. (Photo: Reuters)
![Hubble Space Telescope photograph of the dwarf planet Pluto](https://dailycaller.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/RTR29U0Z-e1392238338518.jpg)
Russia is one million square miles larger than Pluto. (Photo: Reuters)
![RUSSIAN PRESIDENT YELTSIN AWARDS ORDERS OF MERIT.](https://dailycaller.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/RTROVR5-e1392238428905.jpg)
During a 1995 visit to Washington, then-President Boris Yeltsin was found on Pennsylvania Avenue, drunk in his underwear and trying to hail a cab in order to find pizza. (Photo: Reuters)
![Sailors and workers attend a ceremony launching the "Novorossiysk", a diesel-electric submarine, at the Admiralteiiskiye Shipyard in St. Petersburg](https://dailycaller.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/RTX15W59-e1392238452721.jpg)
In exchange for Pepsi products, Russia gave Pepsi 17 submarines, a cruiser, a frigate, and a destroyer in 1990. At the time, it was the seventh largest submarine fleet in the world. (Photo: Reuters)
![Russia is suspected to have at least 15](https://dailycaller.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/rr3-e1391628718398.jpg)
Russia is suspected to have at least 15 “closed cities.” These “closed cities” are officially classified by the government, with their names and locations unknown, they do not appear on road maps or signs and foreigners are strictly prohibited from visiting them. (Via commons.wikimedia.org / Ecodefense, Heinrich Boell Stiftung Russia, Alla Slapovskaya, Alisa Nikulina)