Enforced geographical Islands

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Enforced geographical months, and if we care about the legends of the lost territory, so why go away? In the modern era there territory and the islands have already disappeared without the legend.

1) In 1952 he appeared in the island overlooking the Pacific Ocean near Japan, and have been rising 200 meters above the surface of the water, but they completely disappeared within just one year.

2) adventurer "Frederick Albert Cook" discovered land in the Arctic in 1908, and recorded in the land this site map to find it while he was returning from his trip to the North Pole, but it disappeared when he returned.

3) explore the Danish "Vitus Bering," the island dubbed "Andreev," We have seen the effects of ice deer flip flops land to make the members of the campaign are keen not to collide with one of the locals. Did not look at this island again.

4) In 1810 discovered Russian adventurer "Yakov Sannikov" is located in the north of the "Siberia" and the new island named after him, but then disappeared and did not see at all, and now remember in many science fiction books.

5) sometimes disappear islands gradually, as happened with the island "Samonowska" which is found in the southwestern islands, "Siberia", and a new, reached this island with a length of 15 km, in 1912 fell along this island to become a 5 kilometer and then completely disappeared In 1924 under the surface of the water.

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