Top 5 WORST places to get lost on Earth

Here are the top 5 most terrifying and worst places you could ever possibly get lost in around the world. We'll start with number 5 and work our way down to the most terrifying, with number 5 being Greenland or the Arctic ice sheets. In this region, you could either get lost in Greenland's interior or the open Arctic Ocean. When it melts, whiteouts themselves can erase your sense of direction. Not to mention, extreme cold itself is already a huge, huge disadvantage when it comes to your survival. If you ever get lost in Greenland or the Arctic, rescue is near impossible at best. At best, if somebody ever notices your whereabouts, rescue can come in days, weeks, and months. The next top four are extremely close. Them are terrifying in their own unique way. But were to rank them very rigidly, No. 4 would be the Amazon Rainforest. This is possibly one of the worst ways to get lost in the first place. The jungle can look identical every single direction. You cannot rely on pattern whatsoever. The extreme heat and humidity alone can render you immobile. Moving around in is foolish. You may think you're walking forward, when you're actually moving all around the place. Trees, bushes, and extremely dangerous terrain alone can disorientate you. Visibility is extremely rivers can mislead you, so don't count on them. The heat itself and the humidity can kill you, actually. And not to mention insects, disease, predators, flooding and dehydration can render you unconscious and immobile. The next one deserves third spot, but very close to the top four. The Sahara Desert. The Sahara Desert is extremely massive, extremely hot, extremely dry, brutally unforgiving, and severely lacking in water. Walking in the wrong direction alone can quickly become fatal. You're even in Sahara Desert in the first place without being lost means your life already hangs by a thread. Because once you get lost, it can mean days, weeks, and months without help. And in Sahara Desert, death can come within hours or days. No. 2 is Antarctica. Take the Sahara Desert, instead of extremely hot, do extremely cold times 2. Antarctica is one and most brutally frigid regions on Earth. Constant blizzards, storms, and extreme wind alone can kill you within minutes or hours. The extreme cold itself, the whiteouts, the crevices, at Sahara Desert, some countries have populations. Antarctica has near zero and you are within fast distances from help. At least in Antarctica, help is around you. Europe or the South of Africa. Antarctica is basically complete isolation. Central you are to the South Pole, the more distant you are as well. One mistake can mean death very, very quickly and very quickly and the No. 1 spot is the ocean. The open ocean. If you're even lost or isolated, you are extremely lucky, because if you get lost or stranded without and just yourself of the ocean, you are dead. No landmarks, no drinkable water, enormous distances from help. In Point Nemo, you are even more in danger. Unpredictable weather. The sun itself can and kill you. Water currents taking you away, and potentially nobody ever knowing where you are. The main advantage you have of the Sahara Desert or Antarctica, the Amazon Rainforest is that all of these you can stand on it. The ocean is anything but. You are on nothing solid. And when you look down on the ocean, it is pitch black, and you have whatever it is down there can and will see you. The ocean is the most terrifying place to ever get lost on planet Earth. Because unlike being lost on land, you virtually have no ability to move yourself from one place to another. You are good swimmer. Exhaustion can kill you within hours. You're quite literally at the mercy of your own vessel alone. So that was the most terrifying and dangerous places to on planet Earth. Stay safe.