7 Mysterious Islands In The World

Rapa Nui or Easter Island, Chile

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Ilha de Queimada Grande or Snake Island, Brazil

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Socotra Island, Yemen

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Isola La Gaiola, Italy

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Ōkunoshima Island or Rabbit Island, Japan

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Sable Island, Nova Scotia

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Palmyra Island, North Pacific

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