Opening Credits

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Introduction

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Fact 1 - The jaguarundi is a yucatán feline

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Fact 2 - Popocatépetl is an active mexican volcano

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Fact 3 - The horned lizard sprays blood to defend itself

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Fact 4 - Sea turtles lay eggs on mexican beaches

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Fact 5 - The kukulcán temple casts a snake shaped shadow

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Fact 6 - The chiapas rainforest is home to rare species

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Fact 7 - Chocolate was used as currency by the aztecs

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Fact 8 - Naica's giant crystal cave is the largest in the world

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Fact 9 - The milk snake is a fascinating and harmless reptile

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Fact 10 - Mexican bison reintroduced after local extinction

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Fact 11 - Guanajuato's mummies are naturally preserved

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Fact 12 - The monarch migrates to mexico every year

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Fact 13 - The precious spice vanilla comes from mexican orchids

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Fact 14 - Isla holbox is a sanctuary for whale sharks

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Fact 15 - The axolotl, an aquatic creature, regenerates its limbs

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Fact 16 - The mexican tarantula is giant but harmless

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Fact 17 - The sonoran desert is one of the hottest in the world

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Fact 18 - Cabo pulmo protects mexico's oldest coral reef

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Fact 19 - The coyote is a symbol of mexican wildlife

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Fact 20 - The quetzal, a sacred bird, lives in the mexican jungle

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Fact 21 - The golden eagle is mexico's emblem

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Fact 22 - Bacalar lagoon is famous for its seven colors

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Fact 23 - Piñatas are a traditional part of mexican celebrations

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Fact 24 - The jaguar, america's largest cat, lives in mexico

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Fact 25 - Guanajuato's underground streets are a world heritage site

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Fact 26 - The temple of the warriors at chichen itza is full of mysteries

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Fact 27 - The mesoamerican reef is the second largest in the world

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Fact 28 - Guacamole has been around since aztec times

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Fact 29 - Paricutín is a volcano born in a field in 1943

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Fact 30 - Tulum is the only mayan city built by the sea

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Fact 31 - The world's youngest volcanic cone is in mexico

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Fact 32 - Mexican chillies are renowned for their extreme variety

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Fact 33 - Mexico's central plateau is one of the world's largest regions

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Fact 34 - The sea of cortez is home to thousands of marine species

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Fact 35 - The cempasúchil flower is used during the festival of the dead

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Fact 36 - The island of cozumel is famous for its coral reefs

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Fact 37 - Bats are crucial to mexican pollination

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Fact 38 - Sumidero canyon has cliffs over 1,000 meters high

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Fact 39 - The saguaro cactus can live up to 200 years

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Fact 40 - The hidden beach of the marietas islands is a unique formation

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Fact 41 - The sierra madre is an imposing mountain range

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Fact 42 - The underground city of guanajuato

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Fact 43 - The nohoch mul pyramid in coba is the tallest in yucatán

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Fact 44 - Mexican tacos vary considerably by region

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Fact 45 - The pyramid of the soothsayer at uxmal has a unique shape

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Fact 46 - Isla mujeres is famous for its crystal clear waters

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Fact 47 - Xochimilco is an aquatic remnant of ancient tenochtitlan

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Fact 48 - The posada tradition recreates the journey of mary and joseph

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Fact 49 - Oaxaca is renowned for its handicrafts and local products

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Fact 50 - Calakmul is an ancient mayan city hidden in the jungle

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Fact 51 - The veracruz cloud forest is rich in biodiversity

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Fact 52 - Teotihuacán is home to the pyramids of the sun and moon

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Fact 53 - The nopal cactus is a symbol of mexico

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Fact 54 - Olmecs carved huge heads 3,000 years ago

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Fact 55 - The montes azules reserve is home to endangered wildlife

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Fact 56 - Monarchs gather by the millions in mexico

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Fact 57 - The cobre canyon is deeper than the grand canyon

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Fact 58 - The sian ka'an biosphere is a world heritage site

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Fact 59 - Pico de orizaba is mexico's highest peak

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Fact 60 - Manialtepec lagoon glows with bioluminescence

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Fact 61 - Blue agave is used to produce tequila

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Fact 62 - The colorful costumes of the guelaguetza

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Fact 63 - A wide variety of ecosystems, from deserts to tropical forests

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Fact 64 - The chihuahua desert, one of the largest in north america

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Fact 65 - The sonora forest and its million year old trees

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Fact 66 - Lake chapala is mexico's largest natural lake

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Fact 67 - The calakmul biosphere, its jaguars and other rare species

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Fact 68 - Tecozautla geysers, natural hot springs

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Fact 69 - Monarch butterflies winter in the mountains

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Fact 70 - Mexico has over 200 volcanoes, including active ones

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Fact 71 - Loltún cave contains 8,000 year old cave paintings

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Fact 72 - Uxmal is famous for its pyramid and carved friezes

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Fact 73 - Black iguanas change color with temperature

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Fact 74 - Mexico has over 10,000 kilometers of coastline

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Fact 75 - Cuatrociénegas is home to some of the world's unique waters

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Fact 76 - Grey whales migrate every year to mexico

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Fact 77 - The maya knew advanced mathematics

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Fact 78 - Mexico is home to the world's smallest butterfly

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Fact 79 - The olmecs and their monumental sculptures

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Fact 80 - Lake xochimilco is a vestige of pre hispanic times

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Fact 81 - Palenque is famous for its temples and detailed sculptures

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Fact 82 - Green iguanas are common on mexico's coasts

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Fact 83 - The jaguar, america's biggest cat

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Fact 84 - Popocatépetl is one of the most active volcanoes

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Fact 85 - Guacamole, a traditional dish, dates back to aztec times

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Fact 86 - Flor de nochebuena, or poinsettia

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Fact 87 - The revillagigedo islands are a diver's paradise

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Fact 88 - The lacandón jungle is one of the last virgin forests

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Fact 89 - Mexico is one of the richest countries in terms of biodiversity

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Fact 90 - Tula's stone warriors are toltec relics

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Fact 91 - The gigantic cave of cacahuamilpa

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Fact 92 - El tajín is a totonac site famous for its pyramids

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Fact 93 - San francisco sierra paintings date back 10,000 years

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Fact 94 - Tulum temple is the only coastal mayan city

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Fact 95 - Manzanillo olive trees, a fruit tree, grow in mexico

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Fact 96 - The misol ha waterfall in the chiapas region

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Fact 97 - Shrimp fishing is an important industry in sinaloa

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Fact 98 - The flower fields of xochimilco

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Fact 99 - Cabo pulmo national park protects marine biodiversity

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Fact 100 - Amacayacu forest is home to indigenous tribes

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Ending Credits

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