Two-Meter-Long Snakes Terrify Tourists on Ibiza! Has your favorite holiday spot turned into a snake paradise? The Balearic Islands, especially Ibiza, are on high alert due to a “snake invasion” appearing at popular beaches and tourist spots. British media are sounding the alarm about a “snake invasion” emptying iconic beaches, with tourists saying they are “too scared to swim.” Two large snakes, up to two meters long, have been spotted on Mallorca and Ibiza, including an incident where tourists in Portinatx saw snakes swimming in the sea! Although the horseshoe snake is non-venomous and not directly dangerous, its size and agility are causing panic. This species is not native to the Balearics and likely arrived accidentally a few years ago, now spreading due to lack of natural predators. The tourism sector is worried as visitor numbers drop at some beaches. Will Ibiza soon be known for snakes instead of parties? If you planned a holiday there, maybe think twice! Would you dare swim with snakes? Share your thoughts, maybe we need a new summer challenge – swimming with snakes or running from the beach!
