Some places in the world are so dangerous that no human is allowed to step foot on and below are 5 of them<\/p>\n
1.) Lascaux Caves, France<\/strong><\/p>\n Made up of a series of caverns that cover around 75 acres, these caves contain more than 600 paintings of large animals and local plant species and symbols that have been dated up to 17,000 years. However, people are not allowed to visit this place due to the huge amounts of carbon dioxide, heat, humidity and fungus in the caves.<\/p>\n 2.) Morgan Island, USA<\/strong><\/p>\n Of the coast of South Carolina lies this 4400 acre island that’s been off limits to visitors since 1979. A colony of rhesus monkeys was relocated there from Puerto Rico. They were part of a research facility and there was a huge problem with the transmission of herpes virus B. Due to the risk of infection, the monkeys were quarantined in the island and no one except researchers are allowed to visit.<\/p>\n 3.) North Sentinel island, Bay of Bengal<\/strong><\/p>\n Travelling to this island is strictly forbidden to protect the people who live there. Known as the sentinelese, they are one of the last remaining communities in the world to be completely isolated due to their rejection of the modern culture. They kill any outsiders who try getting into contact with them or stepping on their land.<\/p>\n 4.) Poveglia island<\/strong><\/p>\n This island in Italy was used to quarantine people who had the plague and later on it was turned into a mental asylum. So many deaths occurred here that it is off limits to anyone.<\/p>\n 5.) Snake island<\/strong><\/p>\n Located in Brazil, this island is home to the deadliest species of snakes, the golden lancehead viper. Due to the thousands of snakes, this place is completely off limits to anyone.<\/p>\n Content created and supplied by: CollinsMutambu (via Opera \n , . , . () , , , , , , , , . \/ , and\/or . , , and\/or , and\/or <\/span><\/p>\n
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