15 Most Dangerous Places on Earth

Our planet Earth has some of the

most

impressive landscapes, but unlike the cities and towns full of tourists, there are some

places

that no human being should dare to visit here are the 15

most

dangerous

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in the world number 15 snake island brazil 93 miles from sao paulo lies a land that is considered the most

dangerous

place on

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or snake island is an island where no human being can set foot with highly venomous and deadly golden spearhead snakes slithering across the land. There is no safe place on the island. Known human inhabitants date back to the 1920s.

Legend has it that the last fisherman who came too close to the island's shore was discovered in his boat days later dead in his own pool of blood. Cinnabon volcano number 14 in Indonesia. Mount Sinabung is possibly one of the most dangerous places. On Earth in 2010, after 400 years of dormancy, the movie volcano woke up and spewed hot gas ash and rocks onto the land of Indonesia. Thousands of people were injured and at least 15 people died. Cinnabon Volcano is the only volcano on alert level four and is completely off-limits to any climber. In 2019, another eruption wreaked havoc on the local village.

The images captured show how ash and smoke shot 23,000 feet into the air and covered the ground and debris. The 13th Bermuda Triangle, one of the most famous mysteries in the world, is the infamous Bermuda Triangle, the devil's triangle. It borders Miami, Bermuda and Puerto Rico and is the place where ships, planes and people mysteriously disappear. Giant planes and ships have disappeared without even sending distress messages by radio. Some theories say that powerful rogue waves reaching up to thirty meters destroy all evidence of a ship. or plane and are the cause of sudden disappearances no matter what the reasons are.

Your Bermuda Triangle is the most supernatural and paranormal place in the world number 12 lake neutron tanzania lake netron is a notorious place on

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where all living creatures die from simple contact and where The birds suddenly become stones and statues. Not only is the lake extremely alkaline, but this otherworldly place in Tanzania can also reach dangerously high temperatures, and while the reflective, glass-like lake tricks birds into flying directly into the water, it's the climate that makes these creatures in stones during the dry seasons when the water recedes the birds dry up and become stone statues the images speak for themselves number 11 death valley california death valley usa is a very appropriate name for this Californian desert with the highest temperature ever recorded in the history of Death Valley.

Degrees range from 134 degrees Fahrenheit at dawn to negative 10 degrees Fahrenheit at night at 282 feet below sea level. Death Valley is the lowest point in North America without water. The hottest place on Earth can kill a human being in 14 hours. The mysterious desert has rocks. that move through the soil and the sand that sings, it's worth a quick trip and an adventure, but make sure you drink water number 10 danakill desert eritrea hell on earth and the most inhospitable place on earth are nicknames given to it They rightly gave the Danukil desert and Eritrea if these nicknames were not enough to paint a picture of how dangerous this place really is, let's dig a little deeper.

The sun favors a place on Earth and that place is in Eritrea, Africa, located in the northeast of Ethiopia, it is the land that far away people call home. The Danakil Desert with an average. Year-round temperature of 95 degrees Fahrenheit This African desert is one of the scorching places on earth, but the dry and hot climate are not the only characteristics of this amazing desert For hundreds of miles lies the depression of Danakil, a place where three tectonic plates meet. join together and create the depression as small volcanoes dominate the rift valley the ground is made mainly of basaltic lava its burning lava can be captured at night when the burning magma shows a dangerously beautiful scene number nine death valley russia se You might think that Death Valley is a bit of a stretch or a little too dramatic, but once you hear about this supernatural place, you'll see why this name is very appropriate and fitting.

Located in the east of Russia, it is a place called an animal cemetery. Backstories and Origins This valley remains an unsolved mystery according to legend. Two hunters stumbled upon this strange land in the 1930s, when climbing the Kipnich volcano, they saw a land without grass or plants covered with animal carcasses. The explorers soon began to feel dizzy. and decided to flee the area when rumors spread about the mysterious land, many tried to finally solve the puzzle and return with proper answers, just like the animals, around 80 human lives were taken by the supernatural valley, scientists have deduced that the Earth's lethality is due to the high concentrations of poisonous gases emerging from the volcano, a mixture of hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide kills living beings in a matter of minutes and at the same time preserves the bodies of dead animals for years, as deadly gases accumulate in the animals' bodies and prevent the bacteria responsible for decomposition. to complete their action that's why animal bodies were seen scattered across the land as expected, death valley is closed to visitors, the only way to take a look at the land is through a tour in helicopter that costs a hefty $700 before we move.

Be sure to subscribe to the top five with notifications about number eight madidi national park bolivia at first glance this incredible land seems straight out of a fairy tale but this picturesque park is extremely dangerous in real life manditi national park located in bolivia is the Home to the most poisonous and poisonous fauna in the world, a simple cut, a simple touch or a wound can become infected with tropical parasites that cause dizziness and even death and although this land is undoubtedly very dangerous and risky, it does not prevent tourists and travelers from make a quick visit.

Trip to Media National Park The fascinating Bolivian park is home to some of the most majestic creatures known to man, from exotic animals to unique fauna Mediti Park is full of surprises and wonders, from jaguars, otters to crested eagles and hummingbirds The park has more than 1100 different species of animals and birds when it comes to the real danger that a human being can face, you must always remember that this beautiful and green park is home to one of the most toxic and poisonous fauna in the world, extremely deadly parasites. They wait when a cut or wound is detected on a human when the perfect moment arrives, it hits the immune system and causes sudden death.

Madidi national park, as impressive and beautiful as it is, is known for its poisonous spiders, snakes and poisonous plants, so if you are thinking of visiting this exotic land, make sure you stay safe and carefully follow the rules of the nika crystal cave guide Mexico The Nica Crystal Cave in Mexico is so mysterious and unexplored that National Geographic filmed an hour-long documentary showing the dangers and wonders of the Crystal Cave. Three scientists prepared for a deep exploration. trip while visiting the infamous Nike Mountain Cave located in the Chihuahuan Desert. This mountain is home to the world's largest crystals as hot magma lurks beneath the cave.

This Mexican destination is a sunstroke accident waiting to happen. The three scientists sent on an impossible mission. They had different goals in mind, their main goal was to collect crystal samples and then observe them. There are these crystals the size of redwood trees. You stand there with your mouth wide open. Said Chris McKay, a planetary scientist. This adventure is exciting and life-changing. It could have been like this, one must remember that as soon as a person enters the cave, his body begins to die with incredibly high temperatures and unbearable humidity. The only way to approach said cave was to wear protective suits, but even with the proper clothing, scientists only have about half an hour to collect their samples and come out alive george corrales, a well-known adventurer and documentary expert, received the green light to spend just one day in the famous crystal cave.

It took the explorer two years to finally obtain the necessary permission. but according to the daredevil it was worth the wait it seems superman's fortress of solitude says george when it comes to the hot temperature even george endorsed the unbearable heat of the cave commenting as soon as you enter you start to die number five volcano kawaii indonesia See The stunning and fascinating lava-like rivers of blue light may look like a futuristic movie scene, but it is actually extremely poisonous. Lake Kawa-ijen, a stunning turquoise lake is located at the top of the Kawaiijin volcano and at night you can see electric blue flames rolling around.

On the slopes of the mountains, the absolutely amazing lake is filled with hydrochloric acid, which is more corrosive than battery acid. Hydrogen chloride gas spewed from the volcano collides with sulfur-containing gases and creates a powerful chemical that is unimaginably corrosive. Canadian Greek explorer George Corranus. Once again I had the opportunity to explore one of the most dangerous places in the world. The adventurer took a small rubber boat to the acidic lake to measure its acidity. It's just a toxic lake of sulfuric acid. What could go wrong? The pH of the water was measured. be as low as 0.13, but even though this volcano and lake are clearly dangerous and deadly to humans, miners still risk their lives to collect the accumulated sulfur.

George had watched these miners working hard and remembers how the only protection they had was a wet rag. put in your mouth, the sulfur dioxide gas would still seep in and dissolve your front teeth. As beautiful as it may seem, the volcano and the kawaii lake are one of the most dangerous places on earth number four mount washington new hampshire united states it is a widely known fact that mount everest is not only the highest mountain in the world, but It is also the most dangerous mountain in the world and, although no other great summit can come close to the incredible height and perplexity of Mount Everest, there is another mountain in the world that holds a significant title.

Known as the most dangerous small mountain in the world, Mount Washington in New Hampshire is every hiker's worst nightmare, but what makes this peak so dangerous is clearly not the height but the wind. In April 1934, the highest wind speed ever recorded, 231 miles per hour, was recorded on Mount Washington. Even with wind speeds of 60 miles per hour, walking becomes almost impossible. Strong winds and cold weather combine to intensify hypothermia. Subzero temperatures that drop to -40 degrees Fahrenheit and continuous heavy snowfall make Mount Washington a truly dangerous place to visit for reckless hikers. Those who see this mountain as a surmountable obstacle do intense research before beginning their unforgettable journey.

Meticulous calculations must be made to begin the adventure in appropriate weather, with more than 150 deaths recorded since 1849. It is essential to embark on such an adventure extremely prepared and organized. number three lake us cameroon the silent but deadly nordic lake turned out to be much more dangerous than scientists initially assumed lycnos located in cameroon central africa seemed like a beautiful innocent lake surrounded by small villages at first glance no one could expect this calm and picturesque blue The The lake was more than just a puddle of water, but the narrative changed on one fateful night in August 1986, a tall fountain of water began gushing out of Lake Noss.

The source soon released a white cloud of gas that grew in size as it reached 300 feet in height and spread throughout nearby villages. The residents soon began to lose consciousness and collapse to the ground. The gas turned out to be carbon dioxide. At concentrations above 15 percent carbon dioxide can be lethal, and on that August night more than 1,700 villagers died in CO2 can remain beneath surrounding lakes and rocks for decades. When a volcano erupts, it emits dangerously high amounts of carbon dioxide. This compound has the ability to pass through rocks and slowly dissolve into groundwater if this event occurs near a lake.

It eventually saturates the water, leaving it extremely dangerous and hazardous, while most cases of carbon dioxide dissolved underwater reach the surface and eventually dissolve into the atmosphere. This did not happen to Lake Nyos. The poisonous gas remainedtrapped until something triggered his release and resulted in over 1700 deaths number 2 Fraser Island Australia A fun way to spend a hot summer day is to pack your bags and head to the beach Everyone enjoys a refreshing and entertaining time on the beach swimming and tanning with your friends and family, but there is a beach that is categorically prohibited. It is located on Fraser Island, off the southeast coast of Queensland, Australia, there is a beautifully fascinating beach, but unlike the local coasts, the Fraser Island is the number one most dangerous beach in the world, all aspects of the beach are unsafe and extremely dangerous for the ocean water and beach sand for the animals and aquatic species that inhabit this land no part of Fraser Island is considered Bearable for humans Deep in the icy waters live Irikanji jellyfish and blue bottle tentacled species with powerful stinging abilities How can sand be dangerous?

Since you can't see the sand in the lakes, keen swimmers choose to wade headlong into the water without any indication of how shallow the water really is. As far as animal inhabitants go, most have heard of the infamous Australian dog species, dingoes, and unlike our human companions and loyal dogs, these species are not as people-friendly as one might assume, they are undomesticated wild predators that can attack anyone or anything that causes aggression or irritation, since there are thousands of beaches around the world, there is no logical reason to do so. Visit Fraser Island No Death Wish Number One Elephant Kingdom in Thailand The Elephant Kingdom located in Chonburi Thailand is believed to be the scariest in the world tourist attraction, while cities and towns around the world offer beautiful landscapes and castles history, this particular tourist attraction offers something completely different, although the name Elephant Kingdom may make you think that this famous destination in Thailand is a vast land inhabited by elephants, it is actually something quite On the contrary, have you ever wanted to ride to a metal cage and feed the reptiles well?

The notorious elephant kingdom offers just what tourists from around the world flock to Chonburi in hopes of feeding live 10-foot-long crocodiles only separated by a metal cage that is kept afloat with plastic barrels there. little or no barrier against the deadly reptiles tourists aboard the metal cages often did not realize that they themselves could end up being crocodile food the small caliber rafts were often broken and unsafe the empty plastic Barrels holding the cage often sagged or moved, adding suspense to the already tense situation when a tourist captured the now-viral photo of tourists hanging food for the reptiles.

Social media went crazy. The international outcry forced the Thai government and local police to finally take a step. Go in and take appropriate action. This extremely dangerous and over-the-top park was finally closed in 2016 due to numerous safety hazards. Subscribe to Top Five to learn more and check out some of our other popular videos.