"Snake Island Brazil: Forbidden Realm of Deadly Serpents 🏝️🐍".
By Jude Obuseh Off the southern coast of 🇧🇷 Brazil lies the foreboding 🏝️ Ilha de Queimada Grande, better known as Snake Island. Spanning a mere 110 acres, this uninhabited landmass teems with over 4,000 🐍 snakes, with one slithering around every six square yards. But these aren't your ordinary serpents - the island is the exclusive domain of the infamous and highly venomous 🐍 golden lancehead viper, recognized as one of the deadliest snakes globally, with venom that can cause severe damage to human flesh. Read Also: Meet The Most Dangerous Tribe In The World 🏝️ Due to the extreme danger posed by these venomous reptiles, access to Ilha de Queimada Grande is strictly prohibited by the 🇧🇷 Brazilian government. The island remains off-limits to visitors, maintaining its untouched and pristine state to protect individuals from potential harm. 🚫🐍 Despite its restricted access, the island continues to captivate the curiosity of scientists and adventure seekers...