In the Artic Ocean
East of the East Siberian Sea
Lies the Chukchi Sea
In it there are 2 islands
Wrangle island and Harold island
The former is much bigger than the latter
They are mysterious
Wrangle island is also known as Phantom island
Because it is cut off from view by a fog bank
That perpetually hovers over it
Wrangle island is known as having the last surviving population of wooly mammoths
But how could wooly mammoths get to the island
It also has a spring like climate
With no snow or ice
An abundance of birds migrate there
And there are 417 species of plants
It is also home to musk ox reindeer and wolves
The island has a circle of mountains that terminate at the sea
Forming steep basalt cliffs and making access extremely difficult
They are similar to the Riffian mountain range that surrounds the North Pole
Whose basalt columns rise straight up out of the water
Justifying their name
The Cliffs of Insanity
Basalt columns are created by a very powerful electromagnetic force
That pulls them upward
Wrangle island has cyclonic episodes of rapid circular winds
There is a Zephyr coming out of the earth
Both islands are forbidden to the public
And have the highest level of protection
They are designated as nature preserves
There is a Russian Weather Station there
But it is really a military base
Does Russia really care that much about nature
Or is something being hidden
Both islands are blocked out on Google Earth
The permanent mist and fog is from warm air from inner earth
Rising up and meeting the cold air of the Arctic
The wooly mammoths and other animals got there
By accessing it through inner earth
There is a big opening on Wrangle island to the inner earth
And is probably the second biggest opening there is
The biggest being at the North Pole
Ionized oxygen flows out
And this is the Chi or life giving energy
The opening on Wrangle island is a Fountain of Youth
Just like its counterpart at the North Pole
Smaller caverns will have light that emerge first
Before the big blast at the pole
And they will be the first to recede
The Mammoth Cave system in Kentucky
Is called that because mammoths used to come out of those caves
Just like the wooly mammoths at Wrangle island!
