World's most dangerous islands with flesh-melting snakes, cannibals and nuclear waste
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dailystar.co.ukTikTok trend saw users share jaw-dropping facts about some of the planet's most dangerous islands.Top of the list is Ilha da Queimada, located 20 miles off the coast of Brazil.
There's a clue in its nickname "Snake Island" as to why this haven in the Atlantic Ocean is less than inhabitable.It's completely covered with thousands of venomous snakes, some capable of melting the flesh right off your bones.According to reports, there are five Golden Lancehead Vipers to every square metre of land – up to 4,000 in total on the tiny 106 acre island.The vipers can grow up to half a metre long and are among the most poisonous species in the world, with venom that can melt flesh and kill within an hour.No one's lived on Ilha da Queimada for more than.
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