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What island in the world has the most population?
Java in Indonesia.
What is the sixth largest island in the world?
Sumatra is the sixth largest island in the world at 473,481 km2 with a population of 50,365,538.
What children's book is the yellow and blue dragon from about an island with crocodiles and lions?
The yellow and blue dragon is from the children's book "The Snail and the Whale" by Julia Donaldson. It is not about an island with crocodiles and lions, but instead follows the story of a snail who hitches a ride on a whale's back and goes on an adventure around the world.
What is the fifth biggest island?
The fifth biggest island in the world is Baffin Island, located in Canada.
Does it have antennae snail?
Probably not, for a snail needs its eyestalks for vision, and a land snail needs its feelers to sense the world around it.
What is the largest living species of a snail called?
the largest snail in the world which is a African giant snail weighs exactly 2 lbs
What continent does the worlds biggest snail come from?
The Giant African Land Snail is the largest snail in the world, and hails from Africa, hence the name.
What is the population of North Sentinel Island?
The population of North Sentinel Island is estimated to be around 50 to 400 individuals, based on limited contact and observations. The island is inhabited by the Sentinelese people, who have had minimal interaction with the outside world and are known for their isolation and hostility towards outsiders.
What creature has the most legs in the world?
Snail
Most popular isthmus in the world?
The island of Java, of Indonesia, is the most populous island in the world. It has 136.5 million people and houses 57% of Indonesia's population.
What is Smallest animal population?
The smallest animal population as of 2014 was a population of one. As far as anyone knows, there is only one Pinta Island tortoise living in the world today.
Is the sloth slowest animal in the world?
No. It is the common snail.
