This country's garbage-eating avaava fish is compared to a person in one of its common insults; suchan insult was used in 2009 on its Prime Minister, who had its roads change from right-side to left-sidedriving. Tourists to this independent country can watch its native "fire knife" dancers or walk the Saleaulalava fields. This country's tallest peak, Mount Silisili, is found north of the Apolima Strait, which dividesthis country's two landmasses of Savai'i and Upolu. For 10 points, name this island nation with capital atApia, located northwest of an American territory 
This country's garbage-eating avaava fish is compared to a person in one of its common insults; suchan insult was used in 2009 on its Prime Minister, who had its roads change from right-side to left-sidedriving. Tourists to this independent country can watch its native "fire knife" dancers or walk the Saleaulalava fields. This country's tallest peak, Mount Silisili, is found north of the Apolima Strait, which dividesthis country's two landmasses of Savai'i and Upolu. For 10 points, name this island nation with capital atApia, located northwest of an American territory in the same Polynesian archipelago.
This country's garbage-eating avaava fish is compared to a person in one of its common insults; suchan insult was used in 2009 on its Prime Minister, who had its roads change from right-side to left-sidedriving.
Independent State of Samoa [or Malo Sa'oloto Tuto'atasi o Samoa; or Independent Samoa; do not accept "American Samoa"; do not accept "Western Samoa"]