And here’s something for the weird and wonderful category. There are, indeed, still places on this planet that have little or no contact with the rest  of the world. Here’s a brief look at the history of one of those places: North Sentinel Island.  It has a reputation for being the “most dangerous” island in the world. After watching this video, you should get a sense of how it has earned that reputation.  (h/t to Annie L.)

 

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