Zasúvisová

Zasúvisová is a small, uninhabited island located in the Adriatic Sea. It is part of the Šibenik archipelago in Croatia. The island's name is derived from the Croatian word "zasunuti," which means "to push in" or "to insert," possibly referring to its shape or position relative to other islands.

Geographically, Zasúvisová is characterized by a rocky coastline and sparse vegetation, typical of the Dalmatian islands. Its size is modest, and it lacks any significant freshwater sources or natural harbors, contributing to its uninhabited status. The surrounding waters are known for their clarity and are popular among local fishermen and boaters for their rich marine life.

While there is no permanent human settlement, the island may have been used historically for temporary purposes, such as fishing or grazing, by inhabitants of nearby larger islands. Archaeological evidence of such usage is limited. The ecological significance of Zasúvisová lies primarily in its role as a habitat for various seabird species and marine organisms that thrive in its undisturbed environment. Due to its protected status within the Croatian archipelago, human activity is generally discouraged to preserve its natural state.