Top Ten Most Dangerous Places in the World
Snake Island is so dangerous because it is home to the Golden Lancehead Viper, which has venom so powerful that it literally melts human flesh.
This city literally spends its January having constant minimum temperatures of -52°C. There, unless the thermometer falls below -52°C, business runs as usual. In January, pen ink freezes, petrol freezes, and its basically a severe challenge posed to normal life. Interestingly, in July and August, the temperatures range from 15-22°C and life is pretty normal. Also, this town is located south to the arctic circle.
Damascus is the capital of the Syrian Arab Republic; it is also the country's largest city, following the decline in population of Aleppo due to the battle for the city.It is all radiation and everything is mutant
Don't think anyone lives there
I've been beyond Antarctica through my dreams, there's more beyond Antarctica, there's a second & third Antarctica beyond this one, after those there's the sea/ocean that links with the neighboring worlds together. the wildlife beyond the first Antarctica is different, I've encountered cirein-cròins massive enough to eat 60 blue whales or more, there size is mountainous, my first thought was "leviathan".
Baghdad is the capital of Iraq and is situated along the Tigris River. As one of the largest cities in the Arab world, it has historically been a center of learning and culture. Today, it serves as Iraq's administrative, economic, and political hub. Despite the challenges of recent conflicts, the city is home to several universities, museums, and monuments that reflect its rich history, such as the Baghdad Museum and the Monument of the Unknown Soldier.
El Salvador, officially known as the Republic of El Salvador, holds the distinction of being the smallest and the most densely populated country in Central America.The country is renowned for its numerous volcanoes, delectable cuisine, and charming small towns and villages... read more
It is so polluted everywhere
