The Most Terrible Places on the Planet, From Which Goosebumps

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Puppet Island, Mexico.

This island is one of the most terrible places on the planet! Its inhabitants are dolls that are hung on trees. According to legend, the hermit Julian Santana Barrero lived on this island. Once he witnessed how the girl drowned, unfortunately he did not have time to save her. Near the lake there was only her doll, which he eventually hung on a tree, in memory of the girl. To appease the spirit of the deceased, he began to collect old dolls from everywhere and hang them. The sight is creepy.

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