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Uninhabited islands in the world

A few days ago we talked about the discovery in Japan of a new island that emerged as a result of an underwater volcanic eruption. This island could soon be part of the uninhabited islands of the world where it is very difficult to reach and the conditions for life are not advisable due to its conditions and its remote location.

These uninhabited islands are spread all over the planet, although they abound in the Pacific, the Gulf or countries in Asia. It is strange to think that the footprint of man has not reached these hidden places , but on many occasions, they are islands where animal species abound and are protected.

Ko Khram

Situated in the Gulf of Bangkok , the uninhabited island of Ko Khram is one of the most famous in the world. With fine white sand, its cliffs are famous all over the world, and it is not totally uninhabited. Sea turtles populate the place and it has been declared a conservation area for the species.

Ball’s Pyramid

Located between Australia and New Zealand, Ball’s Pyramid is a volcanic rock island that is almost impossible to access, much less settle down to live. According to studies carried out on the island, it was created approximately 6.4 million years ago and it is a volcanic island that has a height of 562 meters.

Eil Malk

It stands out for its coral reefs located very close to Palau, one of the smallest populations on the planet. Its limestone is also very characteristic, and the reefs, in its extension of 6 kilometers. It is curious that, despite being a small area of land, it has more than 10 lakes, one of them full of jellyfish to the east.

Scharhörn, Germany

Located on the North Sea, it belongs to Hamburg and has approximately 20 hectares . Anyone is prohibited from entering the uninhabited island that remains empty. Only with the permission of the warden or for official travel, the island has received visitors.

Devon Island

It is an uninhabited island that belongs to Canada and is the largest in the world. It has an area of 55,000 square kilometers and is located in northern Canada.

It is full of mountains and, although it is an island you could live on, its narrow terrain and large mountains make it very difficult to settle in Devon.

Gotska Sandon, Sweden

Finally, Sweden also has an uninhabited island, which is among the largest in the world. With deep pine forests, dunes and beautiful beaches, Gotska Sandon is a national park where all kinds of unique insects and plants such as orchids proliferate.

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