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Check out the most dangerous beaches in the world! These shark infested waters will make you never wanna swim in the ocean again!

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List of most dangerous beaches in the world:
9. Gansbaai, South Africa
Known as the Great White Shark diving capital of the world, the stretch of water between Gansbaai and Dyer Island in South Africa is also known as "shark alley".
These sharks are drawn to the area because of the Colony of 60,000 Cape Fur seals living in and around that small channel of water. Instead of driving people away, the sharks are The main source of tourism in the area. Visitors from all over the world come to go cage diving in order to see these predators up close.
If you're up for adventure travel then this would be the perfect vacation for you. Without the cage, it is One of the most dangerous areas to go for a swim in the world. Only because a person swimming might look a lot like a seal.
In 2013, a Couple on their honeymoon went on a cage dive and a great white approached, swam right past the bait, fit its head through the bars and thrashed around, trying to get at the couple. It almost killed the groom but, he survived. The near-tragedy Prompted critics to tell people to not cage dive, citing that chumming waters looking for sharks leads to fatalities.
8. Chowpatty Beach, India
Chowpatty Beach is both India’s most famous beach and One of the most polluted in the world. Even though the sea is unfit for swimming, every year hundreds of locals celebrate the Hindu festival of Ganesha Chaturthi on the beach. During the festival, it’s a Tradition to wash their idols of Lord Ganapati in the ocean water.
Because of the high amount of pollution, celebrants are more likely to Catch nasty diseases like e. coli and hepatitis. The causes of the pollution can be traced to discharge from sewage pipes, waste from storm drains, and open defecation. For a long time the beach itself was Covered in debris and scraps from salvaged ships. In August of 2016, the sands of the beach mysteriously turned black. An oil slick was blamed but the source of the oil was never found.
7. Fraser Island, Australia
Fraser Island, off the coast of Australia, is The world's largest sand island. This paradise is extremely popular for camping and ecotourism but before you go, you should be aware of what lurks beneath the sand and sea.
Sharks and potentially jellyfish fill the waters around Fraser Island. Rip currents also pose a threat to swimmers and surfers. The beach isn’t much better, either. The island is home to some of the world’s most dangerous spiders, wild dingos and large crocodiles. Spinal injuries are common from visitors careening around the sand dunes on four wheelers.
Every year there is a steady stream of accidents. The RACQ CareFlight is a charity-backed service that doesn’t charge its patients for rescue helicopter missions. From 2013-2014 the helicopters flew 64 rescue missions to Fraser Island.
During an average summer holiday, 40 to 50 emergency calls are made to paramedics. So far, at least one child has been taken by dingoes on Fraser Island and countless others have been Stung by the Irukandji jellyfish and airlifted out. Before visiting this natural wonderland, just be aware of what dangers you might face. And don't feed the dingos!
6. Island of La Reunion, Indian Ocean
This little known gem in the Indian Ocean, 140 miles from Mauritius, is One of the most intriguing spots on Earth. With an active volcano, forests, mountains, and scenic beaches what more could you ask of the tropical paradise? Just don't go in the water.
For some reason the waters off La Reunion are One of the most dangerous shark attack spots in the world. While in Mariutius, people are happily swimming, surfing, snorkeling, and scuba diving, at La Reunion, people barely dip more than a toe in the water because of a fear of shark attacks.
Since 2011 there have been 18 shark attacks resulting in 7 casualties. This means that in the past 5 years, 13% of all the world’s fatal shark attacks have occurred on this 40 mile long island.
In 2013 Officials placed a ban on swimming and surfing on more than half of the coastline. Before 2011, shark attacks were infrequent and rarely fatal. No one is sure why there are suddenly so many sharks in the area. One victim of the attacks was a 13-year-old up and coming surfer named Elio Canestri in April 2013. He went surfing after leaving a note for his mother, and was caught while surfing in an unmonitored area.
Experts say that the Main culprits for the attacks are bull sharks, which are the most aggressive tropical sharks.

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10. Ocean Quahog
The Ocean Quahog, or Arctica Islandica, is a large bivalve that grows up to ten centimeters tall. Large populations can

be found in the ocean waters around Iceland, but they live buried beneath the sea bed all across the Atlantic Ocean.

They hold the record for being the longest known living creatures on our planet, with one specimen that was caught in

2006 thought to be about 507 years old. This means it would have been born in 1499.
Despite their longevity, the Ocean Quahog has been put on the list of at-risk species of the North-East Atlantic Ocean

because numbers have been plummeting. This has happened due to extensive fishing to send to the USA for the manufacture

of clam chowder soup, increased pollution of the seas by plastic and chemical waste, and the destruction of their

habitats by deep sea dredge fishing.
9. The Vaquita
The Vaquita, a small species of porpoise, was only first discovered in 1958- but today finds itself as being the world’s

rarest marine mammal and on the brink of extinction. They are native to the Gulf of California off the coast of Mexico,

where large numbers used to gather, but numbers have severely fallen because of human activity in the area.
A study in 1997 estimated a population in the region of only 600, but this fell to 100 in a similar survey in 2014 and

most recently, in 2016, the total number is though to be around 30. That’s a population decline of over 92 percent since

1997, and means this glorious creature sadly doesn’t have much time left.
Unlike other animals that are facing extinction because of hunting, the loss of Vaquita’s is mainly as a by-product of

the fishing of an endangered fish called the Totoaba. This large, 300 pound fish is highly sought after for its swim

bladder that is popular in Chinese medicine and, as a result, commands a high price. The gillnets that are used to catch

the Totoaba also traps large numbers of Vaquita and has been the single most destructive factor towards Vaquita numbers.

Despite the Mexican governments attempts to limit the fishing of the Totoaba for this reason, even banning the use of

gillnets in 2015 for two years and setting up wildlife refuges, the porpoise has not been able to recover because there

are still lots of trawlers using the nets illegally.
8. Javan Rhinoceros
Rhinos are one of the more famous animals of the world that are endangered, but rather than the more well-known white

and black Rhinos from Africa, the most at-risk type of the five different species is the Javan Rhinoceros.
They used to be prevalent across south east Asia, but with the last Javan Rhino of Vietnam having been poached in 2010,

the only known remaining ones all live in the Ujung Kulon National Park in Java, Indonesia. They are very similar in

appearance to the closely related “Greater One-Horned Rhino” and are a dusky grey color with one horn that grows up to

about ten inches long. The loose folds of their skin make them look like they have armor plating, and they are thought

to live for between thirty and forty years.
With only around 60 of these Rhinos left in the wild, and none in captivity, their future survival depends on the

ability of park rangers to protect them from the threat of poachers- who hunt them for their valuable horns that are a

valuable commodity across the region for their supposed medicinal properties.

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13. Ayam Cermani Chicken
You might not think chickens are that exciting but did you know that there are luxury chickens that are worth thousands of dollars?? The Ayam Cermani Chicken is a rare breed of chicken from Indonesia.

12. Stag Beetle
You might not think Beetles would make the most affectionate pets but apparently they are extremely popular in Japan! I hear they make great listeners and are great pets for apartments!! And if you don’t like cute and cuddly, this guy is for you!

11. Toucan
Dreaming of having a toucan? You are not alone! They are beautiful birds that are wonderful to look at, with their black bodies making their colourful beaks stand out even more! If you are already a bird person and have parrots, you might think, gosh i could just add a toucan to the mix! Think again!

10. Savannah Cat
The savannah cat is one of the most majestic felines in the animal kingdom, with a long stride and tall body. A Savannah Cat is a hybrid cat crossed between an African serval and a domestic cat. You get the advantage of them looking like a wild cat but with a domestic personality which is much easier to handle for sure!!

9. De Brazza’s Monkey
De Brazza’s monkey is one of the most expensive MONKEYS in the world and is often kept as a pet in Africa. Aside from their fancy name, named after the Italian explorer who found them, they have a fancy haircut with an orange crest on their head, gentle eyes and a white muzzle from the nose down which makes it look like they have a wise old man’s beard.

8. Hyacinth Macaw
Macaws are popular exotic pets! They are pretty, easy to train and many find them to be a loving pet. But the Hyacinth Macaw outshines all of the others with its bright blue colouring with dashes of yellow. It is the largest of the flying parrot species and is native to Brazil, Bolivia and Paraguay.

7. Lavender Albino Ball Python
If you guys are afraid of snakes then watch out because here’s one for you, and it costs more than a car!! These lavender albino pythons are the result of a rare recessive gene which makes it a pretty shade of lavender with golden markings and ruby red eyes.

6. Black Palm Cockatoo
Before you spend $16,000 on a bird, it’s important to know that these birds are not very affectionate. They are very majestic birds and contrary to their name they aren’t entirely black. They are more of a smoky gray with bright red cheeks. Since they are so big, they are also known as Goliath Cockatoos.

5. Chimpanzees
Chimpanzees and baby monkeys can be irresistibly cute probably because of their caring nature, their curiosity and the fact that they are so similar to us. Many people think that getting a monkey is like getting a human baby and that it would be a great substitute for a human companion.

4. Arabian Horse.
Arabian horses are one of the most recognized horse breeds in the world, with their smaller head and dainty legs. They have had a strong presence throughout history and have been valued for their toughness and swiftness. It was first bred by the Bedouins who only allowed the finest horses to reproduce.

3. White Lion Cubs.
Similarly to the Lavender python, these cute little cubs are the product of a recessive gene which gives them their pure white fur. But before getting into how cute and unique they are I should say that getting a lion as a pet is not to be taken lightly. They are illegal in many places and need constant training and stimulation to keep them happy.

2. Green Monkey
Before you get too excited, I’m not talking about actual green monkeys but a horse named Green Monkey. While he isn’t an Arabian horse, this two-year-old American thoroughbred sold for guess how much?? Guess!! Go ahead! I’ll tell you in a bit. He was fathered from another racehorse named Forestry.

1. Sir Lancelot Encore
Finally, we have human’s best friend! If you have lost a beloved pet then this story might not sound as strange to you. Everyone loves their dogs because, well you don’t need me to tell you the reasons! Who doesn’t love being welcomed home, and comforted.

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14. Kitchukov Family Pool, Arizona
The Kitchukov family pool in Gilbert, Arizona, is one of the most luxurious and expensive private pools in America. Built by Red Rock Contractors, the pool took five months to build and cost $1 million dollars. Though the pool isn’t that big compared to others on this list, it features waterfalls, fountains and a waterslide.

13. Sarojin Resort, Thailand
Are you ready for a dream vacation?? The Sarojin Resort in Phuket, Thailand is one of the most luxurious resorts in the world, and has been consistently rated as one of the most luxurious small hotels in Asia. The resort was set to open in December 2004, but it had to be rebuilt after a tsunami destroyed most of the property. It then opened eight months later to a resounding success.

12. Umaid Bhawan Palace, Rajasthan
The Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur India, is a private residence owned by the former Jodhpur royal family and also a hotel and museum. When its construction was completed in the year 1943, it was the largest home in the world. It is said the palace was built to provide jobs for the unemployed. More than 3,500 workers toiled day and night to see to it that this royal residence was completed.

11. Starkenberger Pools, Austria
These are located in Austria’s Starkenbeger brewery in a 700-year-old castle that has been converted to a wonderland for aficionados. The pools allow lager-lovers a chance to live out a drunken fantasy. After the old fermentation tanks in the castle basement were no longer needed, thanks to advances in brewing technology, the brewery turned the seven metal tubs into spa pools filled with!!

10. Gellert Thermal Baths, Hungary
Gellert Thermal Baths in Budapest are one of the oldest and most famous public bathhouses which are still in operation! The current bath complex was built between 1912 and 1918, and its construction cost is hard to even understand in modern times!! But the Baths have been around for much, much longer. The history of the baths tells the story of the history of Hungary itself.

9. San Alfonso del Mar, Chile
San Alfonso del Mar Resort took five years to build and cost a staggering $2 billion. Located in Algarrobo, a resort town on the southern coast of Chile, San Alfonso del Mar was ranked as the world’s largest pool by Guinness World Records in 2008. Inaugurated in the year 2007, the pool measures 1.3km in length and 20 acres in area; that’s enough space to sail a boat!!

8. Nemo 33, Belgium
Planning for some deep water action where you can practice diving? Then the Nemo 33 pool located in Brussels, Belgium is the perfect place for you!! At a maximum depth of 108 feet, Nemo is the deepest swimming pool in the world AND it is considered the most expensive swimming pool in the world.

7. Hearst Castle, California
Built between 1924 and 1936, Hearst Castle in California is home to two of the most famous luxurious pools in the world. The outdoor Neptune pool, and the smaller indoor Roman pool. The entire pool area, including its furnishing and artwork cost $10 million dollars to build!! Naturally, it would be hard to replicate the same thing today for the same price.

6. Lev Leviev Residence, United Kingdom
Like Hearst Castle, the Lev Leviev Residence is the private home of Israeli billionaire Lev Leviev. It is located in North London, which is a prime location for the rich to build their homes. Inaugurated in the year 2008, it is the most expensive home in the United Kingdom, costing about $68 million to build.

5. Seagaia Ocean Dome, Japan
Seagaia Ocean Dome is an indoor pool at the Sheraton Seagaia Resort. Located in Miyazaki, Japan, the Seagaia Ocean Dome was the largest indoor pool in the world. It was opened in the year 1993, but has faced many financial difficulties over the last few years. Currently, the pool is closed to the public due to renovation and restructuring going on at the resort.

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