What is one place on Earth you would never go to?

[Baecon]

For me it's :

Snake Island 

Yes, you read that right. This little spit of land off the coast of Brazil is inhabited by only one type of species and its not humans. Its snakes, lots of snakes. In fact, they estimate that there is one snake per square meter on this island.

There are two types of snakes, the venomous golden lance-head vipers (pictured below) and the Dipsas Albifrons (I couldn’t find the non-Latin name).

I would absolutely, 100% never set off on this piece of land. Not only do I fear snakes (with good reason), the vipers on the island are venomous.

So combined with a fear of snakes, a huge amount of snakes, and many of those snakes being venomous and perhaps favoring a larger meal than the migratory birds they usually feed on, I would never visit this place.

[PeterPine]

To Tulare County California from pretty much Easter thru Thanksgiving - lol - pretty much 100 degrees+ thru all that time. I know other places get hotter but I i can't mention all of them. I dont want to be anywhere the climate reaches over 80

[erinLucky8s]

Wow! I love snakes but not that much haha! I probably would be right with you to be honest. I am a fan of snakes but I know that wild ones, especially venomous ones I would not want to be around. In the States there are a lot of really hot places. Arizona and Texas is pretty hot. Arizona is known for their rattlesnakes, scorpions and tarantulas.

[sheenazbay]

North Sentinel Island is probably the most mysterious and remote island that has never been visited by modern humans. The island is inhabited by around 50 to 500 local tribes who have lived there for nearly 60 thousand years and are cut off from the outside world. The island is located far to the Bay of Bengal, in the Indian Ocean and is home to the Sentinelese tribe. The island became famous in 2006 after residents of the tribe killed two fishermen who tried to approach the island. They often throw arrows at low-flying helicopters.

[Romanengo]

Cherkessk, Mexico, DPRK

[wtfdoodl420]

I wanna visit all of the US states in one big road trip, it will probably not happen any time soon - i just hope the weather or political climate will change the posibilities before i can afford it!

[sahil777]

israel, dont ask me why but i never ever want to go there.

[alxpoff]

Norilsk
one of the most polluted cities in the world, also bad climate, too far away from europe, and a poor living conditions

[djangobango]

On 4/22/2018 at 5:55 AM, Baecon said:

For me it's :

Snake Island 

Yes, you read that right. This little spit of land off the coast of Brazil is inhabited by only one type of species and its not humans. Its snakes, lots of snakes. In fact, they estimate that there is one snake per square meter on this island.

There are two types of snakes, the venomous golden lance-head vipers (pictured below) and the Dipsas Albifrons (I couldn’t find the non-Latin name).

I would absolutely, 100% never set off on this piece of land. Not only do I fear snakes (with good reason), the vipers on the island are venomous.

So combined with a fear of snakes, a huge amount of snakes, and many of those snakes being venomous and perhaps favoring a larger meal than the migratory birds they usually feed on, I would never visit this place.

yes and this place is Russia. It is very groomy country with angry and sad people, always rainy and cold wather, bad architecture because of soviet buildings etc

[ZikTeck]

I will love to go to united state of America  white house.  To see all the archaic structure.  

[Marah g]

I do not go areas with a cold climate, the best warm areas