Pig island, rabbit island and interesting places where animals "overwhelm" people in the world

From cat island, rabbit island to islands filled with deadly animals such as spiders, snakes... are places where almost no people live but have become paradise for animals.

Pig Island - Bahamas

Known as the Big Reef, Pig Island is a small island located in the western Bahamas. There are more than 20 pigs on the island. It is still believed that sailors left them on the island as food supplies after each shipment when they planned to return to the island. There is also an opinion that they survived shipwrecks drifting on the island.

Whatever the reason, the pigs on this island have learned to survive and thrive in herds. They often swim across ships in search of food or be.g for food from tourist boats. The most striking sight is the pigs swimming in the clear water, waiting around the boat to be fed by guests.

Ilha de Queimada Grande Snake Island - Brazil

Snake Island is also considered a deadly island because it is the only habitat of the most venomous yellow-headed viper on earth. These "residents" are so numerous that for every square meter on the island there are five yellow-headed green tigers.

In particular, snakes living on the island mainly hunt migratory birds to eat, so their venom is often 5 times stronger than other snakes. This is a dangerous area, so Brazilian customs banned people from visiting.

Red Crab Island - Australia

This island has only about 1,500 inhabitants but up to 120 million red crabs migrate from the forest to the island each year to breed. Each crab will take up to 18 days to reach the spawning place. The constant movement and dehydration also caused many crabs to di.e along the way.

The people living on the island have designed a separate path for crabs through the roads on the island. At the en.d of the year, up to 400,000 visitors come to this small island to admire the red carpet woven with millions of crabs living here.

Seal Island - South Africa

Duiker Island is also known as fur seal island with about 6,000 seals residing here. More than 40,000 square kilometers are uninhabited and home to many different types of wildlife. In particular, seals are the main attraction of trips in this bay. From the boat, visitors can watch the lazy animals stretch out or swim.

Rabbit Island - Okunoshima, Japan

Previously, the small Japanese island of Okunoshima was the home of chemical weapons production for the Japanese royal family during World War II. Now, they are abandoned and become the kingdom of beautiful rabbits.

Here, rabbits are protected and well cared for like pets. Although most visitors to the island are curious about the bunnies and abandoned factories, the poisonous gas on the island is still present. In 1988, the poison gas museum was built to welcome visitors and warn people about the terrible truth of toxic gas.

Horse Island - Maryland state, USA

Along the white beaches of Assateague Island, only wild horses roam. There is a story that the horses that exist on the island are from the shipwreck, and they have survived and developed to this day.

Cayo Santiago Island is home to about 950 monkeys. This is a group of monkeys born from 409 monkeys that were imported from India in 1938 for the purpose of scientific research. Currently, this monkey island is a primate research center of universities and national health institutes. Above is detailed information about cat islands in Japan and some "animal paradises" in the world. The article hopes to have brought useful sharing to readers.

Cat Island - Japan

Japan is a country famous for loving cats. Cats have a special place in folklore. The Japanese also worship the cat god of fortune - Maneki Neko for saving the lives of two samurai. According to folk beliefs, this is also an animal that brings luck and wealth. Coming to the "land of the rising sun", you will have the opportunity to explore the cat islands - where there are many 4-legged residents.

Aoshima Cat Island - Ehime Prefecture is Japan's most famous cat island with more than 150 cats living. If compared to people living on the island, the ratio of cats is 6:1. This is also a destination that attracts many visitors, especially those who love this animal. There are only 14 families on the island, so there are no inns or hotels, so tourists can only visit during the day and cannot sleep overnight.

Along with Aoshima, Tashirojima - Miyagi Prefecture is also one of the famous cat islands in Japan, belonging to Ishinomaki city, Miyagi prefecture. There are now 100 cats on the island. The people here live by fishing for many years and take care of the cats, considering them as the island's mascot. In particular, in the center of the island, there is a temple for cats who have died due to falling. In addition, there is a rest and relaxation area decorated in cat style called Manga island. The people here live by fishing for many years and take care of the cats, considering them as the island's mascot. In particular, in the center of the island, there is a temple for cats who have died due to falling. In addition, there is a rest and relaxation area decorated in cat style called Manga island.

Ogijima Cat Island in Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture is also a place for cat lovers. Here, the four-legged inhabitants gather mainly around the Toyotama-hime shrine. This island used to be the site of an art festival in 2010, so there are some artistic architecture and even inns on the island, which is very convenient for visitors to visit Cat Island and rest.

Manabeshima - Okayama Peak is not only known as a famous filming location with great views, but also as a cat island in Japan that attracts a large number of visitors. If you have the opportunity to see the view from the top of the island's mountain, you will experience a beautiful and romantic scene. In particular, you can visit the island to sunbathe with the cats. Tip at the island is very friendly and lovely.

Enoshima cat island - Kanagawa prefecture is quite convenient to move, is the cat island in Japan closest to Tokyo, so it is of special interest to tourists. In this place, the number of cats is equivalent to the number of people on the island. Since 1980, the number of cats on the island has increased significantly. Tourists can see a lot of cats around the island. This is also a place where tourists can relax, sunbathe with cats and swim. On the island is the Dragon God temple - the temple of the god of love. You can also view Mount Fuji from the island.

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