The Dead Horse Bay is located on a beach near New York City, which was once called Barren Island (something like inhospitable island.) It all started in 1850
when horses were the main source of transportation. After the horses and other animals died, their remains were used to make glue, fertilizer and other products. Then the boiled bones were thrown into the bay.
By 1920, when the horses were no longer the primary means of transportation, only had one processing plant and animal remains large quantities of sand, trash and coal were thrown into the water. Today, what once was Barren Island is covered with bottles, toys, bones of horses, slippers, telephones and many plastic and metal parts that are constantly seeping into the sea.
apocalyptic image showing today the beach is undergoing a terrifying silence that gives you all feel that the Day of Judgement has arrived.
Source: www.odditycentral.com
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