There are five “blue zones” in the world. What is unique about the people that live there?

Here is the question :

THERE ARE FIVE “BLUE ZONES” IN THE WORLD. WHAT IS UNIQUE ABOUT THE PEOPLE THAT LIVE THERE?

Here is the option for the question :

• They live without technology
• They don’t eat meat
• They live the longest and healthiest lives
• They govern themselves

The Answer:

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Explanation:

[STC003213] The average lifespan worldwide is 71.4 years. There are, however, five locations on earth where people live much longer lives. The emphasis on family and community life and diet are the main determinants in these areas. The idea originated with author Dan Buettner, who originally identified five blue zones: Okinawa (Japan); Sardinia (Italy); Nicoya (Costa Rica); Icaria (Greece) and Loma Linda, California (USA). One of the blue zones, Icaria, Greece, invests in the community, has a later bedtime, and takes many afternoon naps to prevent dementia and chronic illnesses among their senior citizens.