This Island Has $1B Buried and You Can't Visit It 😱
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This Island Has $1B Buried and You Can't Visit It 😱
Forbidden island with $1B treasure still buried 😱 Cocos Island, a remote paradise in the `pacific ocean`, holds over $1 billion in `buried treasure` from `pirates` that remains unfound. This `mystery island` is a `unesco world heritage sites`, allowing only five visitors annually, and it even inspired the deadly beauty of `jurassic world ...
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