What is going on everyone? Welcome back I hope you're all doing well and staying
healthy really if you think about it is that's what we all want to achieve
anyway stayin healthy not just during a pandemic but like everyday life your
parents helped you out with this when you were a kid stay out of the street
look both ways stop drop and roll don't pee on that Timberwolf and wait 30
minutes after eating before you go swimming all that helps keep us safe
healthy and live longer I thought today I would add on to some of those things
you already know and make a list of places that are too dangerous to visit
sure you can visit these places but really if you think about it they're
kind of too dangerous for it to be a realistic travel option but if you'd
like your vacation with a side of danger and possible death these places are just
for you if not take a cruise on a Norwegian Cruise Line to Canada that's
nice and relaxing with very little danger this list is about places on the
planet that are just too dangerous to visit we won't be talking about places
that have like Wars going on or something like that so please don't
comment with where Syria where's Afghanistan they're not on this list
that being said let's take a look at the places that should remain unscratched on
your travelers scratch map number 10 the Dan kill desert Ethiopia one of the
harshest environments in the world is the Dan kill desert in Ethiopia that's
like Eastern Africa this place gets hot like by a car with cloth seats tinted
windows and a/c that spits ice type hot temperatures exceed 122 degrees
Fahrenheit on the regular it also has volcanoes and geysers that
belch toxic gas on top of all that the nearest Starbucks is a 94 hour drive
away in Mecca Saudi Arabia it's like the Starbucks Mecca like I said it's a harsh
environment this isn't an easy place to get to either
besides the environment not a lot of people go here probably because of
broken-down car and bad cell service could lead to death here's the thing
people are still drawn to this location because of how weird it looks it looks
like it's another world is it worth it not to me but some people it is seems
like a lot of effort to get some pictures
number nine the skeleton coast southwestern Africa the skeleton coast
which is a coastal region that is spread across South Angola and north Namibia is
a place you don't want to be that could be their new slogan San Diego used to
use a nice place to be they could be the anti San Diego a nice place not to be
the skeleton coast is one of the deadliest places on earth because of its
harsh climate and how remote it is that's for starters hot winds and lack
of food and water make it difficult for travels to explore this silent place
it's very quiet and kind of eerie apparently once you get past the harsh
climate the area is filled with the bones of animals including whales
elephants Turtles seals zebras and the occasional shipwreck which makes the
place a little extra scary then of course you have to worry about the
roaming gangs they'll rob you and kill you that's always nice if you're
tourists here I would guess you're not that bright undoubtedly this is among
the most dangerous places on earth I mean it's called the skeleton coast that
should tell you something that's like a big warning sign
don't vacation here number eight Oh em Yukon Russia Oh in Econ is a small
village located in the Siberian region of Russia this village is considered to
be one of the most dangerous places on earth because of its extreme winter
conditions om Yukon is cold so cold you might want to pack on a few pounds
before you actually go just for the insulation I'm in luck I stay om Yukon
ready year-round the severe temperature makes it almost impossible for people to
live in this region but they still do there's like 500 people living in Nome
Yukon and they shouldn't be the temperatures drop as low as minus 90
degrees Fahrenheit yeah you heard me right minus 90 degrees Google it if you
don't believe me for those of you that do believe me you get to sit here and
watch my dad's reaction when I told him I was going in for my first prostate
exam
it does have some months when the ice melts but it doesn't stay that way long
enough to really do anything productive they say this area is just plain cold
most of the year there are people that actually live here like I'd said and the
only visitors they really get our news crews coming to the town to try and
figure out why people actually live here and ask stupid questions about the cold
they say it's not uncommon for your eyelashes to freeze together while
walking down the road in oomiak on during the winter number seven the
Bikini Atoll Marshall Islands somewhere in the middle of the Pacific Ocean
between Hawaii and Australia sits a little speck on the map that looks like
paradise up close it looks like a place where you could lay on the beach covered
in sunscreen with a drink in your hand that's actually in a coconut with a
little paper umbrella it's just too bad the whole place is teeming with
cancer-causing radiation the United States used the atoll for 23 different
nuclear tests that turned the picture s island of bikini into a radioactive
wasteland almost like New Jersey with palm trees the good news is the United
States didn't decide to surprise the locals with the testing the inhabitants
were forced to abandon their homes and move elsewhere even today this remains
hazardous for living organisms even people from New Jersey number 6 the
valley of death matcha Russia the kimitaka Peninsula in the Russian Far
East has it's very own death valley that's right take a step back California
you ain't the only one that's got a valley that'll kill you this so-called
Death Valley in kimitaka didn't just pick up the name from like old college
buddies or something this valley earned that name it kills wildlife all the time
it lies at the foot of a volcano in the Kron Ski Reserve in Russia this small
area kills birds and animals and anything else with toxic gas
or magic not all the locals are on board with science or reality I guess in
seriousness the valley has a high concentration of toxic gases and poses a
serious threat to every living thing plants animals timber Wolf's that have
been peed on everything dies soon after arrival humans that enter the valley
without respirators or anything like that soon feel unwell they get a fever
dizziness and chills one guy said that it was the worst experience ever I
assume he's never sat through a karaoke night with a man who keeps singing
man-eater by halle notes with a thick in accent number five snake island
Brazil not too far off the coast of Brazil just south of Sao Paulo is an
island widely recognized as another one of the most dangerous places on the
planet no humans are allowed on snake island there's a good reason for that
there's about one deadly snake per square foot on this island it's the
golden lancehead that calls this island home the lancehead is so venomous that a
human bitten by one could be dead within an hour and it's also said that it's
such a painful venom that you'll die screaming that's always Pleasant snake
island is uninhabited now but people used to live there for a short period up
until about 1920 when according to legend a local lighthouse keeper and his
family were all killed by the Vipers that slithered in through an open window
snake islands lighthouse has been automated
ever since yeah that makes sense the Brazilian government prohibits any
visitors from setting foot on this island you got to get all kinds of
written permission and jump through a bunch of Hoops to go there just to do a
news story or something I saw a couple online it was really interesting a
little nothing of an island with a bunch of venom on it number four the death
road bolivia if you're in bolivia and you're on your way to the capital city
of la paz and you didn't know you're on the death road you will know about
midway through the trip i imagine and no one has to tell you it's obvious there
are parts of this road that'll make you want to cry and pee your pants or if
you're riding with the Timberwolf that's another option the route connects
Bolivia's northern region with its capital and begins with a 15,000 foot
incline that eventually starts to descend and that's where you run into
problems this road reportedly causes two to three hundred deaths a year the road
has sections with up to an 11,000 foot drop right off the side and it has very
few barriers none that railing stuff here they have some but they're few and
far between numerous cars and thrill-seekers go over the edge every
single year cyclists love this road up to 20 of them have pedaled right off the
edge in the last two decades still the view of the Andes is absolutely stunning
I mean if you can see through the tears and all the shaking number three Lake
Natron Tanzania I've also heard it called Natron anyway this Lake looks
like the landscape that was in a Star Wars movie or maybe a Star Trek movie I
say that because I once referenced a Star Wars movie and I got a bunch of
those our Trek loons giving me a truckload of
crap in the comment section because I didn't mention Star Trek and I keep
mentoring Star Wars they were weird they were treating me like I was being racist
towards Trekkies I guess they feel like they're a race now I don't know totally
odd anyway the salt crust on the surface of the lake is so dangerous that almost
all living creatures die just by coming in contact with it
for obvious reasons swimming in the lake is strictly prohibited but I guess the
stench of the hydrogen sulfide coming from the lake should be enough to keep
people from swimming the lake is also very shallow and the water temperatures
can reach 106 degrees Fahrenheit I also read another report that said they've
had it up to 120 degrees that doesn't really sound like a refreshing swim to
me here's where it gets kind of strange for some reason flamingos mostly and a
few other avian species are okay with this lake
they actually flourish in it and the flamingos make it their home
the lake is blood-red it's a great place to take some pictures but I don't know
if it's worth it that stench apparently is pretty bad then you find in dead
animals everywhere - number two Milo soo Kyrgyzstan home to about 23,000
people that I'm guessing don't understand radiation is bad Milo Sousa
rhenium mining town in southern Kyrgyzstan a site where 10,000 tons of
uranium was processed for the Soviet nuclear program the town is one of the
most radioactive places in the world landslides earthquakes and floods are
commonplace in this region which only increases the risk of radioactive
contamination now the Soviet Union left about 23 unstable uranium tailing pits
on unstable hillsides above the town holding about two million cubic meters
of radioactive waste this is a major disaster just waiting to happen so the
place is dangerous enough for human fiends but especially dangerous if
you're a young lady bride kidnapping is a thing here if a young man decides he
wants to marry you he and his family plan a kidnapping while he's out trying
to get you his mom and aunts and everyone like that are setting up a
wedding party at the house they snatch you off the street and bring you back to
the family's home where they hold you down until they convince you to marry
this dude who along with a couple buddies just snatched you off the street
I wonder if you can get snatching insurance tagged onto your
auto or life insurance I bet that would be important there you know to hire you
a lawyer to get you out of the marriage and number one Lake Nyos Cameroon West
Africa situated in northwestern Cameroon Lake Nyos sits on an area of volcanic
activity where carbon dioxide leaks from beneath the ground around four hundred
years ago this lake was formed after a volcanic eruption that they figure
killed a bunch of people they have no real documentation on how many people
were killed because back then they were still excited about things like the
wheel and candles they hadn't turned the corner on documentary filmmaking or any
form of research but that was four hundred years ago and it wasn't done
killing folks in the 1980s it got bad 1986 to be exact
during a limnic eruptions doing a limnic eruptions a nerection
during a limnic eruptions the carbon dioxide bursts out of the ground from
the bottom of the lake to form a deadly cloud this is like what happens when you
open up a soda can't pressures released and with it brings a cloud of gas sort
of like a soda can of death on a large scale because the gas is heavier than
air it descends pushing oxygen away and suffocating any life in the area the two
eruptions of the 1980s killed about 1700 people in almost 4,000 livestock here's
the thing these people can't take a hint they still live there there's still
villages around this lake you know if a cloud of invisible gas killed half my
village I take it as a hint to leave not these people alright that is my video
the most dangerous places to visit I hope you guys enjoyed it hope you got
some information out of it no we're not to plan your next vacation not a lot of
these places have casinos so you know that knocks out about half of you but
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