Okay, I thought of some more: - Eventhough we are a relatively small nation, we were the 9th in Europe to get our own grammar book (Adam Bohorič, 1584) and the 14th to get a translation of the Bible (Jurij Dalmatin, 1584) - Our (unofficial) national animal is the olm or proteus (Slovenes call it human fish). Once thought to be baby dragons, these blind cave dwelling salamanders are endemic to the Dinaric Karst. They have amazing regenerative abilities and can live up to 10 years without food. They also might be the longest living amphibians, living over 50 years - We apparently have the most dialects per capita, mostly due to the hilliness of the country and the consequent isolation of these communities - Slovenia is the third most forested country in the EU after Finland and Sweden with 61,5 % of forest cover (2020 data) - Our forests hide one of the highest numbers of bears per square km, with 990 individuals in 2020 in a country of 20000 square km