It turns out that the island of elephants in One Piece super products is real

Unexpectedly, the island of Zou elephant in a thousand episodes of One Piece is real in real life, but strange and beautiful.

If you are lucky to fly in the sky of Iceland, do not be too surprised when you come across an image of an elephant in the middle of a deep blue water. It is the famous stone (also known as the elephant island) of this place created by lava.

This elephant island is created by lava.(Photo: Internet).

The 'elephant' lava rock belongs to the Vestmannaeyjar Islands, Iceland. The origin of this stone is created by the great merit of indigenous people. Specifically, in 1973, the Eldfell volcano erupted, people pumped cold seawater to divert the flow of lava into the harbor. And that redirected flow of lava gathered in the middle of the sea to create the elephant rock that we saw today.

The 'elephant' lava rock belongs to the Vestmannaeyjar Islands, Iceland.(Photo: Internet).

Unlike other lava blocks, this rock led by the mother nature molded into a shape like a giant elephant, but looking at every angle makes people excited. The wave of clapping at the foot of the cliff accidentally created more wrinkles like the prickly skin of the elephant, making the cliff more vivid.

Zou Island in One Piece is probably inspired by the author from this cliff.(Photo: Internet).

Nature is really ingenious when colors, hollow eyes, long taps, big ears of the largest animal on land fit perfectly with this rock. And sure enough, the lively Zou Island in One Piece is inspired by this famous rock cliff by Oda Eiichiro.