8 death islands in the world

The world of islands is diverse, rich and sometimes quite mysterious. Here are eight islands named "death" in the world.

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Death islands in the world

1. Ilha da Queimada Island, Brazil

Ilha da Queimada Island, also known as Snake Island , is located off the coast of Brazil and is home to thousands of green snakes with dangerous venom and many other small snakes . Currently, the Brazilian Navy has banned people from setting foot on the island.

2. Miyake-Jima, Japan

In the Izu Islands of Japan, the most prominent feature of the island of Oyama volcano Miyake Jima is still active . Since the most recent explosion in 2005, this volcano is constantly leaking toxic gas, rising sulfur levels in the air make people wear gas masks anytime, anywhere when there is a siren.

3. Saba Island, West Indies Netherlands

The small island of Saba has been affected by severe storms for more than 150 years.

4. Bikini atolls in Marshall Islands

This world heritage is dangerous because of nuclear radiation and sharks . From 1946 to 1958, the island was the site of a trial of more than 20 US nuclear weapons. In 1997, although it was declared "safe" , no one wanted to come back to live here. Moreover, there are many shipwrecks around the island.

5. Gruinard Island, Scotland

During the Second World War, this small island north of Scotland was used by the British government to test biological weapons . The experiments were conducted on an uninhabited island using anthrax bacteria, destroying hundreds of sheep. The island was isolated from other areas for many years. By the 1980s, the island was decontaminated by spraying hundreds of tons of cheese (formaldehyde) - another toxic substance.

6. Farallon Islands, USA

From 1946 to 1970, the waters around the Farallon Islands, San Francisco were used as a nuclear waste dump . The exact risk of environmental pollution is still unclear, the removal of these wastes is more dangerous than leaving. In addition, the island is also the "residence" of many white sharks.

7. Ramree Island

The island of Ramree off Myanmar's coast is famous for a horrifying incident that occurred during World War II. In 1945, after the war between the British and Japanese armies, an estimated 400 Japanese soldiers had to flee into the swamp surrounding the island, which is known as the territory of the saltwater crocodile . As a result, only a few survived but were extremely innocent.

8. Danger Island

Danger is 500 miles south of the Maldives, Danger is worthy of its name. The name comes from the lack of safe anchorage , the more dangerous trips to the island to new adventurers.