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Did you know there are many places on Earth where you wouldn't last even 24 hours? And in the most dangerous one, you wouldn't survive two minutes! In fifth place is this spot in the ocean with a red buoy. If you get caught in a storm and end up here, you'll never get out. Because this buoy sits in a unique spot on the planet: Point Nemo. It's the most remote place on Earth from any land. In fourth place is the abandoned Japanese island of Hashima. Back in the 19th century, coal was mined on this island, leaving the whole place riddled with underground coal mines. Once the coal ran out, the island turned into a ghost town. Still, some daredevils occasionally sneak onto the island and get lost forever in the endless maze of mine shafts. In third place is this spot home to millions of snakes. Imagine a place with about ten snakes per square meter! This is Queimada Grande, also known as Snake Island. The island is literally crawling with millions of snakes, and entry is banned for everyone except scientific expeditions. In second place is the world-famous ghost town of Pripyat. This city has been completely abandoned for 40 years. All because the fourth nuclear reactor exploded there in 1986. And while most of Pripyat is no longer radioactive, there are still hotspots where radiation lingers. If you wander into one, you'll have zero chance of survival. The most dangerous place on Earth, though, is North Sentinel Island. Even the military is forbidden from going there. That's because the island is home to an uncontacted tribe that is fiercely hostile to any outsiders. For example, here's what happened to a plane that tried to fly over it. And everyone who ever set foot on that island never came back.

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