Queimada Grande Iceland is also called as snake Iceland located approximately 33 kilometers off the coast of the state of Sao Paulo, Brazil; the island is approximately 110 acres nearly 430,000 square meters in area. This snake Iceland was very dangerous because the huge numbers of snakes are living in this Iceland, It is said that the island was once connected to the mainland, but due to rising sea levels, the island was disconnected from the mainland, allowing a number of species of snakes to evolve.
The snake is beautiful and this snake that glows in gold is just as dangerous as it is attractive. It ranks first among the most venomous snakes in the world. If it burns, it is not only poisonous. Victims cry out in pain. The Dangerous Snake Name is Golden Lancehead. It lives on Snake Island. More than 4,000 snakes live in it. The snake appears at every step. Only the innocent should enter the island. The Brazilian government has banned public access to the island. Only the researchers and the Navy are allowed.
However, getting to the island is not easy. One must go to the island by climbing on slippery rocks. Regarding the Golden Lancehead, its venom is five times higher than a normal snake. The area was annexed by Brazil about 11 thousand years ago. It was a high mountain then. Gradually the sea level became an island and separated from Brazil. This can be said to have done little good for the public. However, when typhoons come and snakes, snakes infiltrate the coast.
A lighthouse was erected here in 1909 for shipping. A family was sent here for its maintenance. The family, who lived for nearly ten years, eventually succumbed to the snakes. In 1920, the island's snakes invaded their homes and killed everyone. The Brazilian authorities, who saw the lighthouse lights steady, were shocked to see their corpses on the island. After that, the lighthouse was closed for some years. Instead of repeating such tragic events, an automatic lighting system was installed. Officials say all the deadliest people on the island are victims of a Golden Lancehead pit viper bite.
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