A war-torn country in Western Asia, constantly facing violent conflicts, bombardments, and severe destruction, making it extremely dangerous for both residents.
Ilha de Queimada Grande, known as Snake Island, is home to the deadly Golden Lancehead Viper, whose venom can melt human flesh.
Spanning northeastern Ethiopia, southern Eritrea, and northwestern Djibouti, this desert is notorious for toxic gases, extreme heat, and high risks of kidnapping and conflict.
Adjacent to the Sahara Desert, Sahel suffers from severe drought and famine due to extensive desertification, making it nearly impossible for life to thrive in this region.
A remote Siberian village known for its extreme cold, where temperatures can plummet to -71.2°C (-96.2°F), challenging the survival of its small population of 500.
This coastal state in Brazil has the highest murder rate in the country, with over 2,000 homicides annually, posing a significant danger to both residents and visitors.
Liberia's capital, home to the West Point slum, is plagued by severe poverty, epidemics, crime, and environmental hazards, creating perilous living conditions.
An active stratovolcano on Sumatra Island that frequently erupts, displacing thousands and covering nearby areas in destructive lava and ash.