In a stunning geological twist that has baffled scientists and foodies alike, a new island mysteriously appeared overnight in the Pacific Ocean — and it’s made entirely of what experts are calling “extra cheesy, deep-dish delight.”

"At first, I thought it was just another tourist trap," said local fisherman Bob McSquidface, who was among the first to spot the island. "But then I got closer and realized it smells exactly like my grandma’s Saturday night dinner."

Geologists are scrambling to explain the phenomenon, with Dr. Patty O’Matic from the Institute of Unbelievable Things suggesting that "a rare combination of volcanic activity and spontaneous culinary magic created this colossal pizza island." Meanwhile, marine biologists have noted that seagulls are now holding what appear to be tiny pizza parties along the crusty shores.

The island’s self-appointed mayor, Captain Mozzarella, declared, "We welcome all tourists, but beware: the pepperoni is known to cause extreme happiness and occasional dancing." If the island’s popularity grows, experts predict a surge in sunscreen sales and demand for pineapple toppings. For now, locals are just enjoying the mystery entree that popped up overnight — proving that sometimes, the best things in life just drop from the sky, or maybe an overenthusiastic Italian chef’s oven.