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15 strangest islands in the world that are scary to anyone who visits them. I would like to say hello to the audience of Ngam Radio. There are some strange islands all over the world that hide in themselves mysterious characteristics or unbelievable sources, which make the most experienced tourists shocked. In today's video, I would like to invite you to explore with Ngam Radio about the strangest islands, which if not researched and returned, you will not believe that they exist. Bos Pyramid Located in the Pacific Ocean, more than 375 nautical miles from the coast of Australia, Bos Pyramid is the highest rock tower in the world. It is the remains of a volcano from 7 million years ago, with an altitude of up to 561 meters, higher than the Empire State Building, about 122 meters. It is the architectural structure of the world's highest cremation site. Until 1965, explorers only had the courage to conquer this terrifying rock tower. In 2001, conservationists discovered a terrifying giant insect, concentrated on a single tree at a height of 100 meters of the tower. Unexpectedly, it was a Brachiosaurus ocellus, known as the earth tiger shrimp or the know-it-all sausage, which is said to have been extinct for 70 years. Sable Island This island in Canada is formed from sand, so it has another name, the Sand Island, with an area of ​​only 34 square kilometers and a length of 35 kilometers. It looks like a moth, the widest point is only 1.6 kilometers. But the special point is that it can move in a strange way. Every time the wind blows, Sable Island moves like a sailboat, away from its old position. For nearly 200 years, it has moved 20 kilometers, an average of 100 meters per year. It is also a very dangerous bay for ships crossing the Atlantic Ocean. Sable Island has a rather dense location. In addition, the cold ocean current from the North Pacific to here will combine with the hot sea current, creating thick foam clouds, and even terrible earthquakes, making the ship easily lost direction, crashing into obstacles and sinking to the bottom of the ocean. The first shipwreck occurred here in 1583. The HMS Deloitte was wrecked, dragging 85 lives to the seabed. It is very difficult to observe the bodies of the ships around this island, because they were all crushed and buried deep in the sand. Sable Island is also home to more than 400 yellow horses. They were the descendants of the horses that used to sail across the island and were forced to leave because they lost their owners. Now Canada has recognized Sable Island as a national park. Sable Island, Okunoshima Located on the inland sea of Japan, Okunoshima is often called Sable Island because there are more than 1,000 yellow horses. They are often crowded when tourists give food. Although this island seems quite cute, it has a dark and mysterious past. It was used to produce thousands of tons of toxic gas during World War II. These facilities are kept secret to the extent that the island was removed from all the islands of Japan at that time. So where did the rabbits come from? Some speculate that they were brought to the island to be tested during that time. Or the students released a few rabbits here in the 1970s, and from there they quickly reproduced to the number of dinosaurs as they are now. Anyway, the ban on the sale of rabbits has developed strongly in this super cute conservation area. Gaiola Island Gaiola Island is located in the Naples Basin with a total area of about 42 hectares. The island includes two small islands with a beautiful style. Located 30 meters from the coast, people can swim out of the island without using a boat. On one small island, there is a single-room villa, while the other island is completely deserted. The two islands are connected by a short bridge about a few meters. Mysterious phenomena occurred in the 19th century when the locals witnessed many deaths without reason by the owners of the villas on the island, who were rich Vietnamese craftsmen. The owner of the island was a rich man, whose grandson was kidnapped. Since then, the villa has become deserted and no one dares to live in it, although the scenery is peaceful and beautiful. Cat Island Along the coast of Japan, there are 11 small islands where thousands of cute cats live. Nicosima Island is one of them. Locals raise cats to breed mice on the island because mice harm boats and harm cubs, which is necessary for the people to get food. However, when this industry is declining, the community on the island is also declining. Currently, on some islands, the number of cats can exceed humans by 6.1%. This has attracted cat lovers and the tours have been restored and developed. The Eye Island The South American country, Argentina, is known for its wonderful natural landscapes. Hiding in the middle of the Parana Basin, there is a large island with a perfect shape. The amazing contrast is not the most strange thing about it. According to satellite images from 2003, this 118-meter-wide island is moving around the boundary of a small lake. It is recorded and changed position every day, so according to a model. Many scientists suspect that this is a human-made project, but they can't find any signs of human interference. The exploration raises more questions than answers. Some people hypothesize that this may be a secret passage connecting to the UFO base of aliens. Some people point out that the plates have something to do with the structure of the Eye Island. Such as the Westbrook Plate on the Blissam Scott River appeared in 2019 in Maine, USA. It means that the current flowing below one side of the island has made it rotate in one direction and sweep the land around it. And all the theories are just hypotheses. Do you have an answer to this phenomenon? Please leave a comment below. The Meeganger Island Located in Victoria Lake, near the border between Kenya and Uganda. Meeganger is known as the island with the largest population density in the world. It has an area of only 2,000 square meters, but has up to 1,000 inhabitants. It is called an island, but it is as small as a school. In fact, it is gifted by Mother Nature with a rich and diverse ocean. This has attracted many people to move here. Meeganger Island used to belong to the territory of Kenya. But the Ugandans accused the people here of invading the waters of this country to catch fish. This is the cause of the conflict between the two countries. And the point is that in 2008, a war broke out in Africa. Until 2016, the two sides signed a peace agreement. Christmas Island Not because this is the house of Santa Claus, but because it is decorated with a beautiful red color. Every year, the island is more than 930 acres away from Australia. It is completely covered by unusual red sunsets. That's because at the end of the season, the red crabs will move into the forest. And when the sun rises, the red crabs will return to the coast. This has created a spectacular scene. There are millions of red crabs moving like a wave of glasses on the surface from the ground, rocks, and sand. World Islands This is a man-made island created from 300 small islands based on the rough shape of the world map. It is located in the Bay of Batu 4 km from the coast of Dubai. It includes man-made sand islands mainly taken from the coastal areas of Dubai. To build this man-made island, the ship has to carry a large amount of rocks from the land to the sea. The large rocks are stacked around the outer ring of the man-made island. The 70-kilometer-wide project requires 30 million tons of rock and 321 million cubic meters with a sale price from $7 million to $1.8 billion for a small island. Although the project was suspended due to the financial crisis in 2008, this is still a proud and magnificent project of Dubai. Mauritius The island of Mauritius is known for its bright and colorful sea and in an area called Chamorro, there is a beautiful natural landmark called Mauritius' Seven-Colored Land. In fact, the entire island used to be an active volcano about 2 million years ago. Over time, three-tiered rocks from volcanic eruptions have gone through a rare transformation from hard rock to clay such as sandstone. It has a striking diversity of colors and is quite similar to the scene of driving a car on the road in the Mario movie in the real world. Lila Demon In the middle of the dangerous coast of the North Atlantic, the magnificent Ferro Island is a complex of 18 giant volcano islands claimed by Denmark. The smallest island, which is said to be especially magnificent, is Lila Demon, which is a special wonder of the island. When the moist air from the sea blows through the high mountains, the lava forms a flat layer covering the island. Lila Demon is actually a small island and has no sign of human life. The reason is not only that it is in the harsh climate of the North Atlantic, but also that the island is surrounded by terrifying coastlines that are very difficult to access. Volcan Point Volcan Point is an island located in the middle of a lake. The lake is located on a volcano and the volcano is located in a larger lake. All of them are located in the middle of an island in the Pacific Ocean. This area is known as the Pachyostka doll. This is also one of the peaks of the volcano that is active with the eruption in early 2020 A few meters below the ground Salina Turda is an ancient salt mine that has been renovated into a unique amusement park. Previously, this mine mined billions of tons of salt before it stopped operating in 1993. In 2009, it was renovated to become a museum and a unique amusement park. Visitors are guided through a display system where billions of tons of salt were produced. Salina Turda is 80 meters long, 40 meters wide, and 50 meters high. The temperature and humidity do not change. The air here is considered the cleanest on earth, helping to get rid of pathogens and bacteria. Rannit Island On the Mausoleum Island in the Pacific Ocean, there is a place full of nuclear waste that contains 877,000 cubic meters of nuclear waste after the nuclear test on the Mausoleum Island. This lake contains nuclear waste with a large area of 35 times the size of the Olympic Swimming Pool and is covered with concrete. The main waste is plutonium, a waste that can cause lung cancer when exposed to heat. However, the level of seawater has increased by about 7 mm every year since 1993. The seawater has begun to penetrate through the concrete layer. Therefore, hazards from high-altitude seawater can flood or damage this place. Recently, sewage has appeared in puddles and puddles. If the structure collapses, disasters can occur, releasing more radioactive materials into the ocean or nearby dams. Monuriki Island It is a small island in the South Pacific, only 1 km long and 600 m wide. It is one of the three brothers of Monuriki and Nuka. The island is valuable because of the protected plants, rare geodes, the habitat of turtles, birds on the pond, and migratory birds. The island has no inhabitants but is a famous tourist destination thanks to the movie Castaway by Tom Hanks. Only the Nyanya village can allow people to visit this place. The Nyanya people are the main attraction of Monuriki Island. What is your impression of Monuriki Island? Please leave a comment and share with us. Don't forget to hit the bell to receive the latest video. 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