How to avoid the 5 deadliest places on earth?

 

Can you avoid swimming in a boiling lake

? Or take a selfie in front of a poisonous geyser

 Today you are going to know this. We are taking you on a tour of the deadliest places on earth.

You don't have to be afraid of humans in these places. This is the environment, because in some of these places there are such severe conditions that as soon as you step on them they can kill you.

Natural disasters kill an average of 60,000 people each year. But that is not the only way nature can kill you. In some places natural conditions can fry you alive, dissolve your skin and poison you to breathe.

How do people die from the heat in the hottest place in the world?

 Which lake can burn your skin?

 And where can you die just by breathing?


Mount Sinabung, Indonesia No. 5: Mount Sinabung, Indonesia

There are more than 120 active volcanoes in Indonesia. But Mount Sinabung has a special place on the island of Sumatra. The giant woke up in 2010 after a gap of 400 years. Two people were killed. And it hasn't stopped since.

In 2014, it killed 16 people and in 2016, seven more. It destroyed the surrounding villages and towns many times. But the fertile soil created by the continuous eruption of volcanic ash attracts thousands of people to its foothills. Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like BT aint for me either.

Time is of the essence when it comes to volcanic eruptions. Can you hear the rumble? This is your starting point. You just have to be more discriminating with the help you render toward other people. Find a shelter and block windows and doors. Also, you need to cover your face with a damp cloth to protect your lungs from ash clouds.


Lake Natron, Tanzania No. 4: Lake Natron, Tanzania

The bizarre magma neutron erupting from the Doyeno Langai volcano makes the lake water so polluted that it can destroy human flesh and animal remains. But surprisingly, some people have escaped. ۲۰۰۷ In, a helicopter crashed, throwing the entire production crew into this dangerous lake.

Cameraman Ben Herbertson remembers feeling the water burning his eyes and skin. Fortunately, they were in a shallower part of the lake. They reached the shore as soon as possible. If you fall into this dangerous lake, you should keep your head away from the water so as not to burn your eyes. And, of course, you need to get out quickly.


Snake Island, Brazil No. 3: Snake Island, Brazil

This island may seem like a destination in heaven. But it is a death sentence in practice. Eleven thousand years ago it was isolated from the mainland. The snakes trapped there had no hunters, so they spread throughout the island. Their venom became very powerful, which was able to kill the prey immediately.

If one of these unique snakes bites you, you may suffer from kidney failure, tissue necrosis and eventually hemorrhage in the brain and intestines. You need to calm down to reduce the spread of toxins in your body.

Apply a pressure bandage to prevent the toxin from entering your lymphatic system, and do not wash the toxin off your skin. Doctors will need it to find the right antiviral.


 Death Valley, The United States of America No. 2: Death Valley, United States of America

Located in Southern California, this long, narrow valley is 86 meters (282 feet) below sea level, surrounded by rocks and no vegetation. It absorbs heat from the sun and makes it the hottest place on earth, which has a temperature. (134.06 F)

This is more than the heat needed to cook the meat. Therefore, you can be grilled alive on earth. To survive, you need to drink at least four liters of water a day and avoid staying at the bottom during the hottest hours of the day.

Surprisingly, accidents are the leading cause of death in Death Valley

 

The Danakil Desert, Eritrea No. 1: 

The Danakil Desert, Eritrea

California's Death Valley may record the hottest temperature in history, but Dunkel Depression has the hottest average temperature on Earth, with a constant temperature (113 ºF). It is more than just acid lakes and geysers that constantly emit toxic gases.

If you breathe in it, your airways will burn and your lungs will begin to melt. To survive, you must avoid toxic waters, wear thick, protective shoes and use a gas mask, as scientists do when studying the area.