evidence: In addition to compliant practice, there are a number of other examples which are not in conformity with Article 121.3. This can be seen from the claims of full maritime zones for small features such as the Aves Island of Venezuela,[29] the Northwestern part of Hawaii of the United States,[30] the Ceva-i-Ra of Fiji,[31] L’Esperance Rock of New Zealand,[32] etc.[33] These islands are claimed to have extensive maritime zones, even though they are uninhabited and do not really have an economic life of their own and some of these claims have been successful, e.g. the Aves Island of Venezuela receive recognition from many parties concerned.[34] [...] [29] Aves Island is situated centrally in the Eastern Caribbean, 435 kilometers away from the nearest Venezuelan territory. The island measures about 585 meters in length and at it narrowest point 30 meters in width. It was claimed and recognized to generate full maritime zone in the maritime delimitation between Venezuela and Puerto Rico without any consideration under Article 121.3.