The most peculiar island in the world is full of bird droppings, but it has become a 'golden mountain and silver mountain' for the locals

As the saying goes, the world is full of wonders, and there are many strange things in nature, waiting for us to discover and explore. It may be an animal, a plant, a building, or the customs of a region, etc., all of which can give people a very deep impression, which shows the significance of tourism.

There are many islands in the world, and each island has its own unique charm. Today I want to talk about the most peculiar island in the world. The island is full of bird droppings, but it has become a "golden mountain and silver mountain" for the locals. What kind of island has such charm? Let us take a look together!

This island is located in Peru, and Peru has the title of "the country on the guano", which is enough to prove the significance of guano to this country. On this peculiar island, it can be said that bird droppings are everywhere, but what is surprising is that in order to compete for this island, two "Guano Wars" broke out to compete for this "golden mountain and silver mountain".

The reason why the island is full of guano is that there are millions of birds per square kilometer in Peru. Someone once recorded as many as 331 species of birds within 24 hours, which is enough to prove the uniqueness of the birds on this island. There are so many types, and taking a speedboat to this island is still one of the most popular local specialties.

When you come here, you can really feel what it means to "cover the sky and block out the sun". The birds all over the sky form a beautiful "barrier", but if you don't pay attention, you may be accidentally "attacked" by bird droppings, but even so, there are only a lot of tourists going there. It is very interesting to have seabirds as neighbors.

I have to say that the size of the world is really full of wonders. I never expected that such a strange island exists in nature. It is really an eye-opener. What's your take on this matter?