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 The two main islands in Bahariterra are the two biggest and two most dominant islands in the archipelago which make up over 70% of the island country's land mass. They are St Bermudez Island and Grand Kalligeezal Island. Grand Kalligeezal is the largest island in Bahariterra. St Bermudez Island is the second largest island in Bahariterra. This means Grand Kalligeezal Island and St Bermudez Island are the two main islands of Bahariterra. Bahariterra's Two largest Islands. 

 At some point which is debated by many different historians during the early Seventeen hundreds, Captain Banda was crossing the Atlantic Ocean on his way from Portugal to the Caribbean island of Cuba. Captain Banda accidentally discovered the islands of Bahariterra. At first, Captain Banda thought he landed in South America and he started looking for native people who could help him and his crew mates. Eventually, the sailors realized that they discovered a new island after sailing up and down the coast and setting massive amounts of forest on fire to scare away "demons" that they heard which were actually just birds. In Bahariterra, they burnt 400 Acres of the rainforest. So many trees were burned that it created a cloud of smoke which followed the jet stream all the way to Spain, Portugal, and France where people could see the smoke clouds thousands of feet in the sky. Captain Banda and his crew used their fleet of seven ships which they had built originally to patrol the ...

 There are many tall bridges all around the world such as the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California or the proposed Bridge linking Spain to Morocco Across The Straits of Gibraltar in the Mediterranean. Among these bridges that cross straits and bays is the legendary Jungle Straits Bridge in Bahariterra. It sits over 900 feet tall and connects two of the main islands in Bahariterra to some of the smaller ones. It is also linked to a system of undersea tunnels and ferry boats.   (Photo: John Axori's private Island in Bahariterra)

 The McNature controversy in Bahariterra started on October 20th, 2021 when McBanda, a ripoff of McDonald's, decided to create a sort of Happy Meal that sold endangered species of palm trees instead of toys. The species in question? Chamaedorea Bahariterra! The national tree of the island nation and also a highly endangered species which wasn't discovered until late 2020! They promised to only sell it to locals who could show an ID card to prove they were in Bahariterra. They stated that the goal was to help the species spread across the islands and gain popularity so people could breed them. Wide-scale production of this palm tree species could save it from going extinct according to McBanda. Many locals do not like the idea saying it could be smuggled it to foreign countries and sold on the black web or that it could be planted in the wrong place or it could fall into the wrong hands.

 Massive amounts of rainfall has recently fell from the sky on the islands of Bahariterra. In some areas, because rain water runs downhill, low-lying areas have been flooded deep enough to allow fish to swim down streets and sidewalks. A massive cold front is partially to blame as temperatures in Banda dipped from 87° Fahrenheit to just 74°F and lots of clouds blew in.

 Bahariterra is an island nation in the North Atlantic Ocean off the eastern coast of the United States of America near Bermuda and the Azores. Bahariterra is surrounded by warm ocean currents which bring tropical weather to the islands all year round except on the highest mountain peaks where the air is thin and colder and snow falls each year. The independent Island nation consists of the Bahariterran archipelago, a group of two main islands and thousands of smaller ones. The mountains are so tall that clouds cannot get over them because the water droplets in the cloud freeze and fall down as snow and cover the mountain peaks in snow. At lower elevations, it turns into rain a long time before it hits the ground and falls as warm rain. The wind in Bahariterra is almost always coming from a Westerly direction or from the South or Southeast. Because of this, the Northeast side of the islands is significantly dryer and instead of a tropical rainforest there are warm deserts. A man on...