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- i mean, i guess we have other stuff to worry about. like we take the most antidepressants per capita in the world. - you heard that correctly. iceland, one of the reportedly happiest places on earth, takes more antidepressants than any country in the world, and it's really not even close. - there are a lot of people who have seasonal depression. - okay. - because of the darkness, yeah, in winter. - do you have friends that have struggled with depression, anxiety, suicidal? - i have struggled with depression and anxiety. - yeah. me, too. [laughs] - there's a lot of culture in iceland that you...

But the youth of reykjavík are the first to admit that iceland, for all its creativity and whimsy, is not without its struggles. [tuning instruments] what does the name mean? - our grandparents, they have, like, an eider duck nesting that take care of every summer. they watch it so that the fox doesn't get into the nest. - wow. - yeah. and so the latin name of the eider duck is somateria mollissima. and so we took ateria from that. - boy, you icelanders have the weirdest hobbies. like, our family hobby is protecting the nest of the eider duck. [laughter] - what's life like as a disaffected pu...

A WARNING has been issued to boat owners to be careful after the first basking shark of the year was spotted off the west coast of Cornwall this weekend. The warning was issued by Captain Keith Reeves from Falmouth based AK Wildlife Cruises after he encountered his first shark at the weekend as well as a plethora of other wildlife. "They are not very easy to see," Captain Reeves told the Packet. "Our sighting of them when we initially saw them was just the tip of the dorsal fin three inches and then five inches above the surface. We saw it for a brief moment.