why and how Chester Bennington committed suicide and his history

LINKIN PARK frontman  has died of an apparent suicide. He was 41 years old.

Firefighters received a call about 9 a.m. regarding a cardiac arrest in the 2800 block of Via Victoria in Palos Verdes Estates in Palos Verdes Estates in Los Angeles county, said Joey Napoli, spokesman for the Los Angeles County Fire Department.

Firefighters arrived and cleared the scene by 9:29 a.m., Napoli told the Los Angeles Times.

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ that Bennington was home alone at the time of the suicide. According to the site, his family was out of town and he was found upstairs by an employee.

Chester's LINKIN PARK bandmate Mike Shinoda confirmed the reports, tweeting: "Shocked and heartbroken, but it's true. An official statement will come out as soon as we have one."

Chester wed Talinda Bentley in 2006. The couple share three children, and he has three children from previous relationships.

The singer struggled with drugs and alcohol for years. He had said in the past he had considered committing suicide because he had been abused as a child by an older male.

"When I was young, getting beaten up and pretty much raped was no fun," Chester told The Guardian in 2011. "No one wants that to happen to you and honestly, I don't remember when it started."

He recalled that seeing a photo of himself as a child at his mother's house from around the time of the abuse brought it all back.

"I remember that stuff happening to me at that stage and even thinking about it now makes me want to cry," he said. "My God, no wonder I became a drug addict. No wonder I just went completely insane for a little while."

After Chris Cornell died in May, Bennington wrote a heartfelt message paying tribute to the SOUNDGARDEN frontman. In the message, Bennington wrote he couldn't imagine the world without his late friend in it.

Bennington's body was found on what would have been Cornell's 53rd birthday.

TV show host Jimmy Kimmel tweeted earlier today that Bennington was one of the kindest people he's had on his show.

LACUNA COIL singer Cristina Scabbia wrote that she was at a "loss for words," adding, "why, why, why."

SKILLET's John Cooper tweeted: "Absolutely no words. Speechless and so sad. I am such a fan."

HALESTORM drummer Arejay Hale wrote: "OMFG I just heard the horrible news about Chester Bennington, how awful! My heart goes to the LP families, I was shocked to hear this today!"

STRYPER's Michael Sweet said: "Shocked & saddened to hear of Chester's death. He was one of the modern singers that I really respected & admired. RIP friend."

MÖTLEY CRÜE bassist Nikki Sixx tweeted: "I am in tears. Chester just told me how happy he was… He was such a sweet and talented man. I feel so sad for his family, bandmates and fans."

SLIPKNOT and STONE SOUR singer Corey Taylor wrote simply: "Jesus No…"

Bennington last year opened up in an interview with Metal Hammer about his lengthy battle with drug addiction some years back, which came to a head when his bandmates decided to stage an intervention. Bennington said that at one point he was smoking crack and using crystal meth, explaining: "I was on 11 hits of acid a day. I dropped so much acid I'm surprised I can still speak! I'd smoke a bunch of crack, do a bit of meth and just sit there and freak out. Then I'd smoke opium to come down. I weighed 110 pounds. My mom said I looked like I stepped out of Auschwitz. So I used pot to get off drugs."

He continued: "In 2006… I did some counseling with the guys and they really opened up and told me how they felt. I had no idea that I had been such a nightmare. I knew that I had a drinking problem, a drug problem and that parts of my personal life were crazy but I didn't realize how much that was affecting the people around me until I got a good dose of 'Here's-what-you're-really-like.' It was a shock. They said that I was two people — Chester and then that fucking guy. I didn't want to be that guy."

Bennington told The Pulse Of Radio a while back just how bad even his drinking problem got. "I lived on alcohol," he said. "It was either beer, or Jack and Coke, or Jack Daniel's in a pint glass with ice. And then it got to the point where my wife said to me about seven months after we got together, she goes, 'I don't think there's been a day since I've known you that you haven't drank.' And I was like, 'What are you talking about? That's crazy' — as I'm drinking a Jack and Coke. That was where my life went."

Bennington told Metal Hammer that he's pleased to be in a band now where everyone has their act together, saying: "We're not a clichéd rock band where everyone is messed up on drugs. We're all decent people, so that makes me proud too."

LINKIN PARK's most recent album, "One More Light", topped the Billboard 200 earlier this year.

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The Top 5 Hottest Pornstars of 2017

                               1. Peta Jensen

We were hesitant to add Peta to this list due to her announcement that she was leaving porn, however she has since then decided to stay in the porn industry and as a result we have added her to this top pornstars list where she most definitely belongs.

                            2.Aaliyah Hadid

This 21 year old newcomer is a knockout, she has an incredible body, a cute face and a sexy voice, all that coupled with how active she’s been in the industry during the short time she has been in it makes her one of, if not the best pornstar of 2017 to date. If she continues the same way she has started we wouldn’t be surprised to see her pick up the best porn newcomer of 2017 award.

                              3. Susy Gala 

Susy isn’t a new pornstar, she’s been around for years, however, compared to when she first started out in porn she is a totally different women, by that we mean in the nicest way possible she wouldn’t of made it onto this list the way she used to look, but now, she’s arguably the hottest Spanish pornstar right now. You won’t see much of her on the big sites like Brazzers, but if you take a wander over to Cum Louder you’ll find plenty of videos of her (for free too).

                            4. Brett Rossi

We can remember when Brett didn’t perform in hardcore scenes, when she was a simple softcore kind of girl, but now she’s had a taste of harcore action she can’t seem to get enough. She’s always been a beautiful lady, but we’ve been hesitant to add her to many of our lists due to the lack of hardcore content but now that’s changed we feel like she should take her rightful place on our site.

5. Leah Gotti

The scene that made us fall in love with Leah Gotti was her shower scene over at Lubed.com, she was incredible in it, the director really managed to show off her figure and she out performed any other model on the site. Since then, we’ve been stalking Leah and watching every video she releases on whatever site that may be – yes we have an obsession but it’s justified right?

The 5 Richest Female Porn Stars

             5. Jenna Haze- $3.7 million

This self proclaimed ‘dirty girl’ has a net worth of $3.7 million and has starred in a wide variety of films – perhaps her popularity is due to her open-minded approach to the industry, as she’s starred in a range of roles from fetish to lesbian. She’s won several awards for her roles in porn and fans simply can’t get enough of this beauty. Haze entered the porn industry at the young age of 19 and since her retirement, she has directed 14 films. She’s also released sex toys that are incredibly popular with her fan base and has launched her own production company called Jennaration X Studios, which pulls in a lot of revenue and has a substantial fan base.

                4. Bree Olson – $5 million



Bree Olson has long dominated the porn industry as one of the poster girls for adult entertainment. If you’re so inclined, you can find toys modeled after her at your local sex shop, too! This Texas born beauty has made several television appearances, a music video, and was even featured as Penthouse’s Pet of the month. She also posed for Hustler and has a net worth of a staggering $5 million. She shot into the mainstream consciosness after she became a live-in girlfriend of Charlie Sheen during his very public, very bizarre break down a few years back (remember the ‘winning’ memes?). During this relationship she announced plans to retire and she has since moved into mainstream movies; look out for Bree in the horror sequal ‘The Human Centipede 3’ next year.

              3. Jesse Jane- $8 million

This blonde beauty has a net worth of 8 million, placing her as one of the most lucrative and popular female stars in the industry. Although she has appeared in several television shows, the bulk of her work is in the adult entertainment industry. She is best known for her role in the “Pirates” series, a pornographic spin-off of the popular “Pirates of the Caribbean” films. This series garnered a lot of attention with both men and women with a relatively engaging story line in addition to sex scenes. Outside of her pornographic career, Jesse Jane has also released her own brand of tequila and is happily married with a son.

2. Tera Patrick- $15 million

Gentlemen may prefer blondes, but that doesn’t stop gorgeous brunette Tera taking one of the top spots on our list as the richest most popular female in the adult entertainment industry. She’s not only a porn star but a model, talent agent, and author. During her modeling career, she made the shift into porn but with her smarts she knew how to make her name into a multi-million empire. Tera holds degrees in both microbiology and nursing and is one of the stars on our list who owns her own production company, ‘Teravision’. Smart and sexy, with many strings to her career bow, Tera is one of the wealthiest ladies in porn this year.

1. Jenna Jameson- $30 million

Over the years, Jenna Jameson has become a household name. A fixture in the lime light, after her porn career started to dwindle she kept her public status by marrying ex-UFC champion Chuck Liddell. With all the hardships of their marriage, she managed to keep her name fresh in the media. Jenna Jameson has a net worth of a staggering $30 million – though this will probably come as no surprise to anyone who’s familiar with the “Queen of Porn”. She made a lot of her money after selling her line of sex toys, and selling her website ClubJenna to Playboy in 2006.

Most Dangerous Sharks

                          5. Shortfin Mako

The shortfin mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus), or blue pointer, is a member of the mackerel shark family (Lamnidae). This family contains such illustrious members as the great white shark and prehistoric megalodon. It isn’t a big surprise then to find the mako shark on this list.

The warm-blooded mako can grow to a fair size. Adults usually measure around 10ft (3m) but the biggest mako sharks can measure around 15ft (4.5m) and weigh in at nearly a ton. Combined with its size the mako has an incredible turn of speed. This shark has been recorded at up to 46 mph (74km/h) and some scientists suggest it can go much faster. With this speed the mako shark can make incredible  leaps out of the water. One problem is that this often lands them in the middle of a fishing boat and they have been known to inflict severe injuries out of the water.

Makos have been responsible for three recorded deaths and have a reputation for aggression.

                       4. Oceanic Whitetip

The oceanic whitetip shark (Carcharhinus longimanus) is the first of the sharks on this list I would genuinely classify as a “man-eater”. It has almost definitely killed more people than all the other sharks put together. The reason it is not at the top of the list is the vast majority of these attacks were completely opportunistic and the result of air and sea disasters. There were several incidents of ships being sunk during World War II in which it is believed sharks were responsible for hundreds of deaths, with the prime attacker being the whitetip.

Whilst slow moving and lethargic the oceanic whitetip can be incredibly aggressive and persistent. They are known to engage in feeding frenzy behaviour and their attitude is to take whatever is available rather than avoid a fight and wait for the next opportunity. It is for these reasons Jacques Cousteau referred to them as “the most dangerous of all sharks”. The whitetip is a capable killer with powerful jaws, bold nature and often large size – the biggest specimen recorded was 4 metres (13ft)

As well as a attacking in the open ocean the whitetip has been implicated in a number of fatal attacks on swimmers and divers including a series of notorious attacks in the Red Sea in 2010 which left one woman dead.

                          3. Tiger Shark

The tiger shark (Galeocerdo cuvier) is big, common and aggressive. The name comes from both its temperament and the stripes running down its sides. It is also known as “the garbage can of the sea” as it commonly swallows anythings it comes across. Objects recovered from tiger sharks’ stomachs include bottles, tires, clothes, cats, pigs and even a whole horse head. You get the picture! More common prey include fish, seals, dolphins, birds and turtles.

The tiger shark can be found in coastal tropical and sub-tropical waters around the world although they tend to stay in water deeper than 20 feet (6m). Tigers are the fourth biggest of all sharks with large specimens reaching well over 16ft (5m) and weighing over a ton. It really is a bit of a bruiser with its heavy build and incredibly thick skin (8 times thicker than cowhide). They also have a proportionately wider mouth than other sharks. This prodigious mouth is lined with serrated teeth which are perfect for slicing prey, as opposed to gripping like many of the sharks above.

Obviously humans are no match for a shark with these attributes and the tiger shark has a well earned reputation as a maneater. It is without doubt the most dangerous shark in the tropics and accounts for the majority of attacks in Australia and Hawaii. The statistics speak for themselves, the number of fatalities is second only to the great white shark and the death rate from attacks is high.

                         2. Bull Shark

The bull shark (Carcharhinus leucas) is considered to be the most dangerous shark of all by many. However, it doesn’t seem to have acquired quite the reputation of the great white and tiger sharks. There are several reasons why this shark is considered particularly dangerous including its physical attributes.
Bulls also go by more names than most sharks, which is indication of its range and distribution. These include the Ganges shark, Nicaragua shark, river shark, Swan River Whaler,   shovelnose, bull whaler, Fitzroy Creek whaler, square-nose, and Van Rooyen’s shark.

The bull shark is a large powerful shark, measuring up to 11.5 feet (3.5m) in length and up to 700lbs (318 kg) in weight. It gets its name from its flat snout and stocky build along with its pugnacious nature. It comes well equipped in the jaws department too with several rows of triangular, serrated teeth ideal for slicing through prey. Highly territorial this shark will attack other species that it feels threaten its territory and that includes humans.

What makes bull sharks particularly dangerous to humans is the likelihood of crossing paths with one of these brutes is higher than with any other of the dangerous sharks. Not only does the bull shark live in shallow coastal waters it can do something most other sharks cannot – tolerate fresh water. The sharks specially adapted kidneys allow it to travel thousands of miles up rivers and even live in lakes. Not happy with merely being able to swim up the rivers of the world the bull shark has also claimed many victims in freshwater.
Ranked third by number of attacks in the ISAF records it is believed that many of the bull sharks attacks go unreported as they occur in the third world. There have been 104 recorded attacks of which a third were fatal.

                    1. Great White Shark

 

Just the name Great White Shark is enough to send people running from the beach. Already notorious the Jaws movies of the 1970s further demonised this shark (if that was necessary?!) and consolidated its reputation as a man eater. Carcharodon carcharias is though, without doubt, one of planet Earth’s ultimate killing machines.

The biggest great white specimens are around 6.5 metres (22ft) in length. However, several reports of sharks as big as 8 metres (26ft) and weighing nearly 3.5 tons have been published. Set between crushingly powerful jaws are rows of triangular  teeth around 3 inches long which are serrated along either side. These are used to slice up the prey which the shark does by shaking its head from side to side. If a tooth is broken one from the row behind takes its place.

This shark is no slouch either. When heading in for the kill the great white can accelerate to 35 mph (56 km/h). Combined with its bulk this is like being hit by a freight train and will stun or even kill the prey. With usual prey animals such as sea lions and seals humans stand practically no chance against this beast.
Great whites actually have no interest in eating humans, nowhere near enough flesh, and it seems most attacks are mistaken identity or the shark just being inquisitive. Unfortunately a 3 ton shark giving an inquisitive nibble can involve the loss of an arm or a leg.

These sharks occur in all the oceans of the world and tolerate water temperatures between 12 and 24°C (54 and 75 °F). They can be found in deep water or near the coast, generally around seal colonies. Great whites are most concentrated around the shores of South Africa, Australia, Northeast USA, California, Japan and the Mediterranean. That last one surprises a lot of people, especially as there have been over 30 recorded attacks in the Med.

Without doubt the great white is the most dangerous of all sharks and the statistics back this up with over 400 attacks recorded worldwide of which many were fatal. Ironically, it is the great white that needs protecting from man and with numbers on the decline it is a protected species in many countries.

To end this article I thought I’d share this video that shows another side to the great white shark. Here we see Ocean Ramsey free diving with what is regarded as one of the most dangerous animals on the planet. By the way she is extremely hot too!

Top paid Actors of Bollywood as per 2017

        1. Salman Khan

Salim Khan’s son Superstar Salman Khan is Highest paid Bollywood actor and charges 60+ Cr per movie  and its worth of every penny because Salman Khan on screen and people will come to watch him.The biggest star and most popular television personality on Bigg Bose 10.

        2. Akshay Kumar 

One and only most fit Bollywood superstar who gives near about 4-5 movies per year . Movies like Dhadkan, Namastey London, Patiala House, Garam Masala, Singh Is Kinng, Housefull 3 are the top Movies list. he is one of the actor who gets awards like Civilian award, Honorary Doctorate, National Honour, Filmfare Best Comedian Award.

          3. Aamir Khan

Aamir Khan one of the versatile actor and  Raja Hindustani, Sarfarosh, Hum Hain Rahi Pyar Ke, and and PK , Dhoom 4 are the top movies of Aamir.Ghajini and 3 Idiots are all time Blockbuster of aamir. he is running and on the top of Indian box office from last 15 years.

        4. Shahrukh Khan 

King of Bollywood ShahRukh Khan and Don of Bollywood is very popular with The romantic films like Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Dil to Pagal Hai are all time fav of every Indian. SRK is world’s biggest movie star with massive fan club from Worldwide.

       5. Hrithik Roshan

Indian Super Hero Krrish got 50 Crore for Mohenjo daro but its Biggest Flop of 2016 and now Its fair to say that his price fee may decrease soon. He only does odd films in a year and Costing is done by His Father Rakesh Roshan.

Top 5 Highest Paid Bollywood Actresses

                  1. Deepika Padukone

This should come as no surprise that the number one highest paid Bollywood actress is Padukone. Her box office golds, “Bajirao Mastani,” “Piku,” and hits like “Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani” have earned her the right to this title. Padukone rakes in about 10-12 crore per film.

Bangalore’s sweetheart debuted in 2007 with the hit “Om Shanti Om” opposite Shah Rukh Khan. Today she is a newcomer (the only newcomer) to the Forbes’ World’s Highest-Paid Actresses, ranking at number 10. She is the first Indian star to make the cut. However, this gorgeously talented actress is not stopping at Bollywood. She is currently shooting for her Hollywood debut alongside Vin Diesel in “xXx: Return of Xander Cage.” Padukone also is featured in endorsement deals from Tanishq jewelry and Vistara, not to mention her own label, “All About You” for the Indian online shopping website, Myntra. This woman is clearly astounding and headed straight for that glass ceiling!

                    2. Kangana Ranaut

Ranaut has gained significant popularity in the past few years. Many speculate her to be “one of the best actresses of the current generation.” Her talent is not only being recognized by such gracious comments but also by her salary. She has been reportedly set to receive Rs. 11 crore for her next movie which will earn her the second highest paid Bollywood actress title

               3. Kareena Kapoor Khan

Khan has been in the industry for over 15 years now, so it’s no wonder she is ranked so high on this list. Hailing from an extremely talented and multi-faceted family, Kareena has embodied this captivating ability throughout her career. She has showcased acting perfection in her wide-ranging roles from comedy to tearjerkers, from “Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham” to “Heroine,” this actress has performed each role with such charisma! She is seen to make around 9-10 crores per movie.

                    4. Priyanka Chopra

The international superstar is paid around 8-9 crores per Bollywood movie.  This does not include her annual income from the Hollywood industry! This talented beauty is definitely leaving her mark on both hemispheres of the acting industry. Chopra also made Forbes’ 10 highest paid TV actresses in 2016! She was profiled for her hit ABC-series, “Quantico” and is also the 1st Indian on Forbes highest-paid TV stars list! She is making both nations extremely proud.

                       5. Vidya Balan

Balan is seen as one of the best performing actresses in the industry. She is often sought as a primary choice for producers who are attempting to make females the leading roles in their new cinematic ventures. Whether it’s “Parineeta” or “Dirty Picture,” she never fails to impress. She makes around 6-7 crores per movie.

Top 5 Most Famous Shipwrecks

  5. American Battleship U.S.S. Maine, 1898



Warships are usually sunk as a result of the outbreak of war; rarely are their sinkings the reason for starting the war in the first place, but that’s exactly what happened when the small but powerful little battleship Maine blew up in Havana harbor shortly after dusk on February 15, 1898, killing 261 of her 355-man crew. Though the cause of the explosion—which literally blew the ship in half—remains a source for some debate even to this day (a coal bin fire setting off ammunition in one of the ship’s magazines being considered the most likely reason), within weeks of the disaster investigators announced that the ship appeared to have been destroyed by a mine attached to her hull. Since relations between the United States and Spain were already pretty dicey as a result of Spain’s iron-fisted efforts at putting down a large-scale rebellion in Cuba, most Americans quickly jumped to the conclusion that the Spanish had destroyed the ship (despite the lack of logic in doing so) and demanded retaliation. Buckling to public pressure and spurred-on by the jingoistic flavor of the press of the day, a few weeks later the McKinley administration declared war on Spain, resulting in one of America’s shortest and most successful conflicts (the Persian Gulf War being the other). Fortunately for the largely under-armed United States, Spain was already in decline as a world power and lacked the means to adequately defend its overseas colonies, forcing her to surrender after just three months and cede Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Philippines to the United States. The victory marked America’s entrance onto the world stage and her ascension as a genuine colonial power and the rest is, as they say, history. So what became of the demolished battleship? What was left of it was raised from the muck of Havana harbor in 1911 and towed out to open ocean, where she was sunk—again—but this time on purpose and with full military honors. Not much left of her today, of course, other than her legacy and the rarely heard battle-cry “Remember the marine!


      4. German Battleship Bismarck, 1941


Few ships manage to both sink on their maiden voyage and be one of the most dangerous vessels ever to sail the seas at the same time (as well as even have a song written about it), but the massive German dreadnaught managed to do all three. The pride of the German navy and a ship once described by Winston Churchill as, “a masterpiece of naval construction,” the fast and heavily armed warship ran roughshod over the Royal Navy for eight days in May of 1941, during which time she shocked the British by blowing the famous battlecruiser Hood out of the water and badly damaging the spanking-new battleship Prince of Wales off the Icelandic coast in a battle that lasted all of twenty minutes. Finally cornered off the coast of France on May 27th, 1941 by the British battleships King George V and Rodney, the damaged ship put up a furious fight against the overwhelmingly superior British force before finally succumbing to the onslaught and slipping to the bottom of the Atlantic, taking all but 115 of her 2,200 man crew down with her. The ship’s precise location remained largely a mystery until 1989, when she was located by Dr. Robert Ballard (the guy who eventually located the Titanic-see no. 1) and his team using side-scan sonar and submersibles. Remarkably, because of her heavy-duty construction, the ship remains largely intact on the seafloor despite the battering she took, and stands today as a silent reminder of the immense cost and futility of war.


          3. British Liner Lusitania, 1915



While not quite as famous as the similarly sized liner Titanic, in some ways the sinking of the Lusitania was even more important in terms of historical ramifications than was the loss of her better known colleague. While the loss of life was less—1,200 men, women, and children drowned when it was sunk by a German submarine off the Irish coast on May 7, 1915—its loss served as a catalyst for America’s eventual entry into World War One, which likely changed the outcome of the war and ensured the allies victory. The sinking was not without other controversy as well: What was especially suspicious about the ship’s quick descent to the bottom was that it was done in by a single torpedo when smaller vessels often survived such a hit, leading many to suspect that the civilian liner was illegally carrying munitions on board. Though the charge was roundly denied by British authorities at the time, years later it was demonstrated that the British were, indeed, using civilian ships to carry munitions and other instruments of war in clear violation of international treaties. That doesn’t necessarily justify the killing of innocent civilians, of course, but it did make the British government somewhat culpable for the catastrophe—a prospect they are loathe to admit to even to this day.

    2. American Battleship U.S.S. Arizona, 1941




What makes this wreck so famous is not only that its loss signaled the start of World War Two in the Pacific, but that it is the only shipwreck one can visit without diving equipment or even getting their feet wet. Sunk in the opening minutes of the Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941 with a loss of nearly two-thirds of its crew, the ship served as a symbol American resolve that was to carry the country through the darkest days of World War Two. Today the ship remains the most famous war grave in the world and one that sees more than a million visitors each year, who come to visit the memorial built over the rusted remains of the once mighty battleship. Despite having been immersed in salt water for nearly seventy years, the ship is remarkably intact, however. It also remains an active gravesite, with the cremated remains of the surviving crewmen still being occasionally interned within the hull of the World War One-era dreadnaught as they pass on to join their long-dead shipmates.


            1. British Liner Titanic, 1912



Selecting the most famous shipwreck is easy. In fact, more people know about this ship and its ill-fated maiden voyage—especially as a result of the 1997 James Cameron movie—than any other ship in history. Of course, everyone knows what happened by now: the White Star liner, fresh out of the shipyard and sparkling new, was on its maiden voyage from England to New York when it hit an iceberg just before midnight, April 14, 1912, opening her up like a sardine can and sending her to the bottom in just a few hours. While such a length of time should have given those onboard plenty of time to get off the doomed vessel, the ship carried fewer than half the lifeboats required, dooming over 1500 men, women and children (out of the over 2200 onboard) to a watery grave and giving the status quo quite the black eye. The only positive thing to come from the tragedy was improved safety and communications procedures being implemented throughout the maritime community (which, in the long run, probably saved more people over the next few decades than were lost on the Titanic). The ship’s precise location remained unknown for the next seventy years until it was located by a team of oceanographers led by the famous Dr. Robert Ballard in 1985, thereby opening the doors to renewed interest in the famous ship (and probably making the subsequent Cameron film, parts of which were filmed on the actual wreck nearly two miles beneath the surface of the Atlantic Ocean, so popular).

Top 5 Dangerous Islands Around The World

                                     5.Ramree Island




Ramree Island is a large island off the coast of Rakhine State, which is about 1,350 Square kilometres. It is mainly known for the War between British and Japanese forces during World War 2. The Japanese forces tried to retreat against the prevailing force of British, where the salt water crocodiles took over the marshals and killed over 400 soldiers. This event manifested the greatest disaster ever by animals to humans.


        4. North Sentinel Island (India)



North Sentinel Island is situated in about 20 miles west of Smith Island, in the Bay of Bengal. The island contains the last and final Stone Age tribe that is yet to contact the outside world. The tribes are so lethal in opposing any ships or helicopter hovering around the island. They frequently throw firing arrows on boats and ships, eventually making them sink or kill. None of them could successfully land on this island.



         3. Enewetak Atoll (Marshall Island)




Enewetak Atoll is a large coral island with the land area of 5.85 Square kilometres. In order to conduct 43 nuclear active tests, US government constructed a huge dome structure to contain the radioactive materials. Due to this destructive radiation, the US government had to evacuate over 800 people from Enewetak. It is also predicted that, for another 10 years habitat would be impossible in this island.


             2. Poveglia Island (Italy)





Poveglia Island is one among the creepiest places on earth, which is told to have many paranormal activities. It is a tiny island located between Lido and Venice of Northern Italy. The island contains many plague pits, referred as mass graves in which victims of the Black Death were buried. Over 100,000 people have been killed in this island over centuries.


      1. Ilha de Queimada Grande (Brazil)

Ilha de Queimada Grande, also referred as Snake Island, is a tiny island of 43 hectare, off the shore of Sao Paulo that is overrun with deadly snakes. The island is densely packed with 4000 highly venomous snakes. There is no perfect antidote for those victims who get infected by these venomous snakes. The snakes are latched up throughout the island, making it impossible for humans to get in. There are about five highly venomous Golden Lancehead Viper snakes on ever square feet.