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Quiz: Can you name these islands based only on their SHAPE?
The globe is peppered with islands of all shapes and sizes - there are around 900,000 in total.
Here we've picked out 23 of the more well-known examples - including one that's home to the world's biggest nightclub and another where Christmas was banned for 30 years - but can you identify them based only on their silhouette?
Scroll down and put your geography skills to the test...
QUESTIONS
No.1 - Which island country is this? It was the setting for a hit 2005 animated kids' film
No.2 - Do you recognise this island nation? Christmas was banned here for 30 years
No.3 - The late fashion designer Alexander McQueen's ashes were scattered on this island. What is it called?
No.4 - By what name do we know this island? Its potatoes have 'Protected Designation of Origin' status
No.5 - This island nation is where bubble tea, a popular drink that's filled with tapioca balls, first originated. Can you name it?
No.6 - What is the name of this isle, famed as the world's largest island (that is not a continent)?
No.7 - Can you identify this isle, which goes by the nickname of the 'Island of the Winds'?
No.8 - Do you know what this island is called? It's thought to be named after the daughter of a British explorer
No.9 - Swashbuckling actor Errol Flynn - the George Clooney of the thirties, forties and fifties - described this island as more beautiful than any woman. Can you name it?
No.10 - Can you name this island? It's home to the world’s biggest nightclub, according to Guinness World Records
No.11 - This island is famous as the birthplace of a U.S president. What is the island's name?
No.12 - Do you recognise this island? It is known for its matriarchal family structure and its female free-divers, who harvest fish from the ocean
No.13 - The world's largest surviving carnivorous marsupial hails from this island state - can you name it?
No.14 - Can you give a name to this island, which is also known as the island of a thousand temples?
No.15 - It was here that the first transatlantic radio signals were received from Cornwall. Have you tuned in to the name of the island?
No.16 - Do you know the name of this island, which is divided into two countries?
No.17 - Can you identify this island, the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte?
No.18 - This is an archipelago, rather than a single island, and it's home to five different species of penguin. Do you know what it's called?
No.19 - By what name is this island - the birthplace of a footballing great - known?
No.20 - This is the world's second-largest island - do you recognise it?
No.21 - Manx cats, a special breed of felines that often have no tail, hail from this island territory. What's it called?
No.22 - Do you know the name of this island, which was the setting for a 1797 battle that saw famous Royal Navy officer Admiral Nelson lose his arm?
No.23 - Over 20 species of dinosaur are thought to have existed on this little island - do you know its name?
ANSWERS:
No.1 - Madagascar (the setting for hit animation... Madagascar
No.2 - Cuba
No.3 - The Isle of Skye, Scotland
No.4 - Jersey
No.5 - Taiwan
No.6 - Greenland
No.7 - Mykonos, Greece
No.8 - Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, the U.S (thought to be named after British explorer Bartholomew Gosnold's daughter)
No.9 - Jamaica
No.10 - Ibiza, Spain (home to the world's biggest nightclub - Privilege Ibiza)
No.11 - Oahu, Hawaii, the U.S (Barack Obama was born there)
No.12 - Jeju Island, South Korea
No.13 - Tasmania, Australia (home to the Tasmanian devil)
No.14 - Bali, Indonesia
No.15 - Newfoundland island, Canada
No.16 - Ireland
No.17 - Corsica
No.18 - The Falkland Islands
No.19 - Madeira Island, Portugal (birthplace of footballing great Cristiano Ronaldo)
No.20 - New Guinea island (317,150 sq miles/821,400 sq km)
No.21 - Isle of Man (a self-governing British Crown Dependency)
No.22 - Tenerife, Spain
No.23 - Isle of Wight, UK
