from a bottle. When he is done he is handed the cash prize on a bill at a time and a few seconds later he can barely stand anymore and needs to be assisted by two men on each side.

Shortly after he collapses and never regains consciousness — he was taken to a nearby clinic where he was declared death.

According to El Universal, the events unfolded after Mejia approached a table where a group of clients were betting money on how much tequila they could drink in a single gulp. He asked to join.

INSIDE THE WORLD'S TINIEST TEQUILA BAR

The management of the place, the Vacca Lounge, said the nightclub had no involvement in the deadly incident.

"The only contests we ever do are dance contests or costume contests, with2007, wasn't always so beloved.

In 1956, Danish architect Jørn Utzon won the competition to design it, but construction proved tricky, resulting in years of delays and spiraling costs.

Things came to a head in 1966 when the government refused to pay Utzon, resulting in his resignation. Peter Hall finished the job.

Uzton didn't attend the official opening on October 20, 1973.

Although amends were made in 1999, the architect never returned to Australia.

2.There are more camels than koalas

While the koala is a cuddly symbol of Australia, there are actually 10 times as many wild camels.

Introduced in the 1800s to provide transportation through the country's desert heart, one million camels now roam the vast outback.

The feral animals cause all sorts of problems, from drinking waterholes dry to destroying sacred Aboriginal sites.

The population