What are the top ten forbidden places for terror in the world?

Issue 1: the cave of death-Java Valley Cave in Indonesia, may also be killed.

The caves in Java, Indonesia are the most horrible and strange. There are six big caves in this valley, which are trumpet-shaped and are all big traps. Needless to say, the life of people who "mistakenly" enter the cave in the valley is uneasy, and even those who keep their distance are not spared. When people or animals pass through the hole, they will be "dragged" into the valley by strong attraction and eaten. Even if there is still a distance of 6 to 7 meters from the hole, it will be "sucked" in by the magic mouth and swallowed in one gulp. According to reconnaissance, there are so many bones in the cave that it is difficult to tell which are human bones and which are animal bones.

Second place: kamchatka peninsula, the death zone where death is inevitable.

The Death Valley of the former Soviet Union is in kamchatka peninsula: this 2000-meter-long and l00-300-meter-wide Death Valley is rugged, with bears, wolverines, wild boars and other wild animals dying, with no bones left, and it is desolate. Humans who have strayed into this area have not been spared. According to statistics, at least 30 people died here. It is speculated that harmful gases accumulate in the valley. Surprisingly, the farmhouses near this valley were not affected by harmful gases.

Third place: the origin of brainless children-Kubatang, Brazil

Against the background of lush mountains in tropical Brazil, there is a city that makes Brazilians feel pale-Kubatang. Twenty years ago, dozens of babies born in this city had no brains, and Kubatang got a nickname full of fear overnight-"Death Valley".

In Kubatang, colorful industrial waste gases are constantly released from chimneys, and the city is filled with a rancid smell. But anyone familiar with Kubatang knows that the local government has made great efforts to remove the label of "the most polluted city on earth" in the past 20 years.

But for environmental organizations and scientists, Kubatang is still a dangerous area, where seriously polluted air, soil and water resources are quietly and slowly devouring life. The researchers found that the probability of residents suffering from various cancers in Kubatang city is surprisingly high: in areas such as Kubatang and neighboring Santos city, the prevalence rate of bladder cancer patients is six times higher than that in other cities; The prevalence of cancer in nervous system (including brain) is four times that in other cities; In addition, the prevalence of lung cancer, laryngeal cancer, oral cancer and pancreatic cancer is twice that of other cities.

Fourth place: a hell on earth and an animal paradise-Death Valley in America.

At the junction of California and Nevada, there is a super-large valley in the world, which is 300 kilometers long, 6 kilometers wide at a narrow place and 26 kilometers wide at a wide place. On both sides of the valley, the cliffs are steep, which makes people talk about it and shudder.

1949 In the spring, an expedition with golden dreams happily went to an "uncultivated virgin land". As a result, there was no return and the whole army was wiped out. Later, many explorers tried to uncover the mystery of the Great Death Valley, and the consequences were no different from those of the gold expedition.

Later, scientists used aerial reconnaissance and were surprised to find that this hell on earth was actually a paradise for animals. According to aerial survey statistics, there are nearly 300 species of birds, about 2000 wild donkeys, more than 20 species of snakes and 17 species of lizards in this valley of death. They are flying, crawling, running or lying down. They are happy. The mystery of why this valley kills people and keeps animals has not been solved.

Fifth place: "Animal graveyard, paradise for mankind"-Death Valley, Italy

The Death Valley near Naples and Villernio in Italy is called "the graveyard of animals", which takes away the lives of animals but does no harm to human body.

According to the survey of scientists, more than 4,000 animals and birds died, including dozens of birds, 19 reptiles and more than 10 mammals. Their death is not killing each other, nor is it a collective suicide, nor is it man-made. What is the root cause is still unknown. More interestingly, the valley kills animals, but passers-by are not hurt. According to statistics, more than 30 thousand animals die here every year.

No.6: No longer a no-man's land-northern Tibet

In the middle of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, there is a place called "life forbidden zone" by scholars and experts from all over the world, that is, no man's land in northern Tibet.

The "no man's land" is in the northwest of Tibet, with an area of 600,000 square kilometers and an average elevation of 5,000 meters. This place is almost deserted except for mountains, lakes, grasslands and wild animals. There have been explorations in history, but few people survived because of lack of food or disorientation. In people's impression, "no man's land" is a desolate and horrible world.

The feeling of "no man's land" is first of all the beauty of natural scenery. The color contrast between the blue sky and the earth here is strong, there is no air pollution, and the air transparency is high. Everything looks very clear, which often gives people the illusion of distance.

The beauty here is a kind of rough beauty, especially in the hinterland of "double lakes", which gives people the feeling that they are not on the earth, and the scenery here has far exceeded many people's previous aesthetic experience.

"No man's land" can be said to be a huge natural wildlife park. The grassland here is vast, but the growth period of grass is short, but it is still a large Gobi. You can often see herds of wild horses and antelopes when cars run freely on land without roads. Others, such as deer, Tibetan wild donkeys, wild yaks and even wolves and bears, often appear in sight and then disappear in the distance.

The living conditions in "no man's land" are very bad. The air here has a low oxygen content and the climate is changeable. Although there are many lakes, they are all saline-alkali water. In recent years, under the organization of the government, some herdsmen have moved to the "no man's land", so the "no man's land" is no longer empty, but friends who go there should be more careful. After all, it was once a "forbidden area" for human beings.

No 7: Lop Nur, the most conquered death zone.

Lop Nur used to have many names, some of which were named according to its characteristics, such as Aoze, Yanze and Ganhai. Some are named after their places, such as Pu Changhai, Prison Blue Ocean and Peacock Sea. After the yuan dynasty, it was called rob naoer. Lop Nur in the Han Dynasty is "three hundred miles wide, with its water pavilion, which does not increase or decrease in winter and summer", and its abundance makes people guess that it "sneaks underground, and the south also accumulates stones as a river of China". This view of mistaking Lop Nur as the source of the upper reaches of the Yellow River has been circulating for more than 2,000 years from pre-Qin to late Qing Dynasty. In the 4th century AD, Loulan in the west of Lop Nur, which was once a "big wave scouring sand, was bound to flood", was in a tight situation and restricted water use by law. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, when Lop Nur rose, it was only a small lake with "eight or nine miles from east to west and two or three miles from north to south". 192 1 year, Tarim River diverted eastward and flowed into Lop Nur. By the 1950s, the area of the lake had reached more than 2,000 square kilometers. In 1960s, Lop Nur gradually dried up due to the cut-off of the lower reaches of Tarim River, and completely dried up by the end of 1972.

Lop Nur, these three words give people the feeling that they are more mysterious than just a place name. There is a passage that describes her aptly: "Lop Nur actually means to merge into a water lake, which is the largest flowing saltwater lake in the inland. Nature once created Lop Nur, a 5,400-square-kilometer lake. In the past hundred years, the lake has dried up to the bottom. Now, it shows us a barren scene: the lake is dry, the river is cut off, and the castle has experienced vicissitudes. Life seems to come to an abrupt end here. Is this the way that Tang Xuanzang went to Western learning? Is this the only place where Kyle Polo passed from Venice to the ancient East? The camel bells on the Silk Road and the songs and dances of the ancient city of Loulan have all disappeared, leaving only the mystery, allowing explorers to risk their lives to dig and crack ... "

Sorry, that's all I found!