Kiska Island

Kiska Island is one of the Aleutian Islands in Alaska, located in the North Pacific Ocean. It is notable for its rugged terrain and volcanic activity. The island is mostly uninhabited, with no permanent residents, but it was once occupied by the Japanese during World War II, resulting in significant military history. Kiska is also rich in wildlife, serving as a habitat for various bird species. Its remote location and natural beauty make it a subject of interest for researchers and nature enthusiasts alike. Access is challenging, often requiring small boats or aircraft.