Write a 100-word description of Sable Island in Canada. Use the bulleted information to help you. Your description should use the same style of structure, punctuation and language as the information in the article 'Odd Islands Around the Globe'. Information about Sable Island: • It belongs to Canada and is near Halifax. • It experiences very strong winds. • The extreme weather means that the landscape changes regularly. • It is known as The Graveyard of the Atlantic because of the number of wrecked ships near the island. • Very few humans live there, but there are a lot of wild horses and one tree. Odd Islands Around the Globe Most people think of islands as beautiful places where they can escape from the madness of life. However, while some islands are the perfect holiday destination, others are very unusual indeed... Skorpios Where? Greece What's there? Skorpios is a place of sandy beaches, forests - and a helicopter landing pad! The super-rich Aristotle Onassis bought the island in 1963 and planted more than 200 different types of tree. It was once a place where exciting celebrity parties occurred. But by 2011, there were only five people living there. In 2018, however, a huge luxury resort was built on the island. Perhaps the fun will return! Strangeness rating: 1/5 - Sounds like the perfect holiday! Okunoshima Where? Japan What's there? Fancy a week among furry creatures? You're welcome to visit the Japanese island of Okunoshima, but you'd be wise to bring plenty of carrots - there are thousands of completely tame rabbits hopping around the place! The island, which is also known as Usaga Jima, used to be a chemical testing site. Many chemical weapons were used here (there's even a museum dedicated to poison gas on the island), but these days the rabbits are the main inhabitants. Strangeness rating: 2/5 - Who's scared of rabbits? Snake Island Where? Brazil What's there? If you dared to venture on to Snake Island, or Ilha da Queimada Grande to uses its proper name, you'd find yourself in the company of deadly snakes. Thousands of them. Snake Island has the largest number of snakes, mainly golden lancehead vipers, in such a small place. Although it was once home to humans (there was a lighthouse there until 1920), the island is now completely uninhabited. You really wouldn't want to visit - and in fact it's illegal to land to the island - but poachers have been known to secretly go there to catch and sell the snakes. Strangeness rating: 4/5 - Dangerous and strange. Island of the Dolls Where? Mexico What's there? On the Isla de las Munecas - Island of the Dolls - you'll find yourself faced with dolls. That's right... dolls. Or at least parts of dolls! Creepy, eh? The island can be found among the Xochimilco canals in Mexico City. It's thought that the man originally in charge of looking after the island - Don Julian Santana Barrera - found a floating doll and decided to build a collection. It was a long-term project for him. Over the next 50 years he put hundreds of dolls - or parts of dolls - around the island! Strangeness rating: 5/5 - Seriously creepy