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World s most dangerous islands with flesh-melting snakes, cannibals and nuclear waste Not all islands are paradise, a new TikTok trend has revealed, with users sharing horrifying facts about nightmarish places like the Island of Snakes and Anthrax Island Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Daily Star s FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. ....
How the world’s most dangerous islands are covered in deadly skin-melting snake infestations and cannibal tribes Miranda Knox Updated: May 5 2021, 13:42 ET WITH their beautiful sandy beaches and crystal clear seas, these tropical islands may look like the perfect location for a sun-kissed holiday - but appearances can be dangerously deceiving. From cannibal tribes to swarms of deadly snakes, TikTok users have uncovered some of the world’s most dangerous islands - and it’s far from the usual #holidayinspo you’re accustomed to seeing on social media. 20 Some of the islands have been dubbed no-go areas by authorities Just last week a paradise island in the Indian ocean banned anyone from swimming in the sea due to a deadly shark infestation. ....
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Staff Writer Every couple of months, I’ll notice a pattern of pictures on my Instagram feed. In some variation, the posts depict my white classmates posing with African children. The caption reads something like, “Wish I could go back to [insert developing country here],” followed by a long paragraph detailing their unforgettable experience serving others most likely in the name of Christ. While I know such posts have good intentions, I find them frustratingly tone-deaf. It’s an increasingly common opinion that philanthropic trips with the underlying motives of conversion are icky. These are real people, with real problems, and a couple of Americans pulling up to work on a construction project for two weeks “to save them from hell” isn’t going to make all that big of a difference. ....