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Snake Island is a small, forested island off the coast of São Paulo state, Brazil .
Only the Brazilian navy and scientists with special permits are allowed access to the island.
The snakes, which grow up to 3.9 feet ( 1.2 meters ) long, are so venomous they have been closed to the public since the 1920s .
Researchers estimate that between 2,000 and 4,000 golden lanceheads live on Snake Island .
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