When Costa Rica closed Coco Island in 1978, will the treasures of Treasure Island be buried forever?

I don't think so, human desires are very heavy, so they won't let the treasure be buried. The earth has a long history, and there may be treasures buried many years ago beneath the ground where you live. Many people dream of finding treasures like ** and TV, just like they want to win the lottery.

There was once a famous ** Stevenson, in his ** "Treasure Island" told the story of an expedition, in the epilogue hinted that there is a large amount of gold and silver treasure in a corner of the desert island, for the mystery of the treasure of Treasure Island, many people have searched.

Scottish writer Stevenson's famous ** "Treasure Island" tells a popular adventure story, mainly about the thrilling struggle between a group of pirates and a captain for the treasure of a desert island. Treasure Island is written against the backdrop of Coco Island in the Pacific Ocean, which is located 300 miles off the coast of Costa Rica.

It was a 17th-century rest stop for pirates, who loaded and unloaded their looted treasures and buried them, adding to the mystery of this nameless island, which is said to contain at least six treasures, the most attractive of which is the treasure island treasure of Lima, Peru.

The secrets buried on Treasure Island were completely chaotic in the 14th-18th centuries when pirates flourished. Through looting and plundering, the pirates acquired vast amounts of treasure, with mountains of gold, silver, and diamonds. In order to ensure that their future lives were free of clothing, the pirates buried their looted treasures in remote places.

But in fact, only a handful of pirates were able to find their hidden treasures again. Correspondingly, treasure hunters of all colors in the world have also been seeking the whereabouts of Treasure Island's treasures.

In 1820, when the revolutionary army led by Bolívar, a Peruvian national hero known as the "Liberator", was about to attack Lima, the Spanish governor of Lima fled in a hurry, and he loaded the treasures he had looted for many years, including **candlesticks, gold plates, and life-size statues of the Virgin** onto a sailboat "Dear Mary".

In 1978, an unexpected event stunned all treasure hunters, and Costa Rica** closed Coco Island to no one to dig on the grounds of protecting the ecological environment. But what kind of new secret is hidden in this? Will the treasures of Treasure Island be buried forever?

Perhaps too mysterious, too false, perhaps too hidden, these legendary treasures still see the light of day, and they still fascinate people.

The main story is that the pirate and the captain each have a thrilling battle for the treasure of the desert island.

In the epilogue, the author suggests that there is still a large treasure hidden somewhere on a desert island.

Scottish writer Stevenson's famous** Treasure Island tells a well-known adventure story, which focuses on a thrilling battle between a group of pirates and a captain for the treasure of a desert island, and in the epilogue, the author hints that there is still a large treasure hidden somewhere on the desert island.

It tells a well-known adventure story, mainly about the thrilling struggle between the pirate and the captain for the treasure of the desert island, and in the epilogue, the author suggests that there is still a large treasure hidden somewhere on the desert island.

This thing does exist, it's really amazing, and there is no way to explain the specific reason.

Costa Rica** has closed Coco Island on the grounds of protecting the environment, and no one is allowed to dig it.