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The uninhabited island of Gruinyard was made even more uninhabitable by the British government when biological weapons testing began during World War II. "What an atrocity!" – would probably say Dr. Goebbels, after learning that the British, with the help of a particularly dangerous strain of anthrax, killed several hundred sheep. After that, the island was quarantined, and the anthrax was never useful.

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