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🌴🛑 The Deadly Secret of Ilha da Queimada Grande: Snake Island 🛑🌴

Why is nobody allowed to visit this tiny island off the coast of Brazil? Find out the chilling reason in this video!

🐍 Ilha da Queimada Grande 🐍, also known as Snake Island, is located 34 kilometers from the Brazilian coast. It is one of the most dangerous islands in the world. Step foot on it, and you may never return home alive.

Humans once lived here, working on banana plantations, but the island is now home to over 4,000 endangered snake species. Due to this, human visits are banned to protect both the people and the snakes. The island covers a total land area of 138 square kilometers, with an estimated snake density of one per square meter.

Discover why Ilha da Queimada Grande is also called Snake Island and learn more about its deadly inhabitants.

📺 Watch now to uncover the secrets of Snake Island!

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Nobody is allowed to visit this tiny island. But why?

This is Ilha da Queimada Grande, located 34 kilometers off the coast of Brazil. It is one of the most dangerous islands in the world, and if you set foot on it, you'll probably never return home alive.

Humans used to live on the island, working on banana plantations. However, the island is home to more than 4,000 endangered snake species, leading to a ban on human visits to protect both people and snakes.
The total land area of the island is is 138 square kilometers, It is estimated that there is a density of one snake per square meter on the island, which is why it is also called Snake Island.
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