Sable Island in Canada has beautiful scenery and many tourists. Why is it called "the island of death"?

The unique geographical environment and weather make this charming-looking sable island in Canada known as the "Island of Death". For all ships, Bull Island is an "island of death", even known as the "Atlantic graveyard", because there seems to be a special wall around this island, and all ships will sink when they get close.

1. The unique geographical environment leads to the name of Sabur Island as the "Island of Death".

Why is Sable Island so unique? In the final analysis, this island contains a lot of magnetite. Whenever a ship comes here, the compass will fail and even cause the ship to sink. Due to the unique magnetic field, many ships are afraid to go near this island, and even called the island of death by local navigators.

According to local data, more than 500 ships have sunk here and more than 5,000 people have died. Besides being called "Island of Death", it is also called "Atlantic Cemetery".

Second, Sabl Island is called "the island of death" because of its unique climate.

In addition to the unique influence of magnetic field, the climate here is also unspeakable horror. Every year from September to 10, there will be strong winds and storms here. Ships passing by will always be blown to the bottom of the sea by sudden storms. In Sibal, hundreds of ships were destroyed on this island due to dense fog, storms and quicksand. However, since it was merged into Canada, many local facilities have been added to the island, reducing the accidents caused by it. Now this island really attracts many tourists to enjoy.

The unique geographical environment and climate really make Sibal Island known as the "Island of Death". Fortunately, it is now a beautiful scenic spot.