Comments by "Marc van der Velsen" (@marcvandervelsen) on "Countries With WAY Fewer People Than You Think" video.

  1.  @enyi_4873  I agree, Spain has a huge population but is not highly dense in people. Also I think for a part because the entire Spain is okay to live in, while Australia is just a big desert with some smaller spots on the outside.
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  2.  @enyi_4873  Yes, it depends a lot of the land is habitable or not. And for Spain, pretty much all of the land is habitable. Even tough people prefer to live on the coastlines.
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  3.  @yousefshahin2654  Yes as a whole I would not say Egypt is densely populated at all. Just Cairo is.
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  4.  @yousefshahin2654  I agree, but we can't really compare countries. Egypt is still a huge country, but as you said, most people live in the Nile delta and thus is the population density of the country as a whole not that important. Like, my country (Holland) has a population density much higher than Egypt as a whole, but still feels much less crowded. Probably because we can use all our land. As an example: my country has a population density of almost 500 people per square kilometer, while Egypt only has 80 people per square kilometer and while Australia only 2.5 per square kilometer. Yes I would say my country feels less populated than for instance Egypt.
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  5.  @Etaoinshrdlu69  You will still have a very low population density.
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