Beware - the most dangerous animals in the world
2017. 2. 23.
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Sometimes danger can wait for you just around the corner. QuizzClub team has found the most harmful animals in the world. If you're brave enough, look!
There are so many dangerous animals in our world. We have decided to protect you and show the list of those the only meeting with which can cause death. Look and remember!
#10 Cone snail
One can hardly say that such a small and slow creature can kill. But, you'd better not meet it in real life. Its venom can stop your nerve cells from communicating with one another in a minute or so.
#9 Golden poison dart frog
This frog definitely attracts attention because of its bright color. Don't even think of touching her! Poison glands are everywhere beneath the skin. They are so harmful they can kill about ten men in a very short time.
#8 Box jellyfish
The box jellyfish is one of the most dangerous sea creatures. Its tentacles contain poison that, contacting with a victim, attacks the heart, nervous system and skin cells.
#7 Asian cobra
This cobra likes biting very much. At least half of the 50,000 deaths by snakebite a year is its fault. Beware, don't come close to this snake, it can shoot venom at a distance of up to 2 meters.
#6 Black Mamba
Run away from this snake if you can, because it's really fast. Also, Black mamba can kill about ten grown-ups in one bite. Remember: if you have become its victim, you have only 20 minutes to get an antidote or you will die.
#5 Cape buffalo
Black death. This is the second name of this animal. It reacts on every movement and transforms into a real monster when threatened.
#4 Puffer fish
You are a real dare-devil if try to eat this fish. It will never attack you in the ocean, but it will for sure kill you if it wasn't cooked properly. Beware!
#3 Mosquitoes
Mosquitoes bring not only discomfort and itch, but also death caused by virus that some of them can spread.
#2 Tsetse Fly
There are no vaccines or antidotes for a bite of a tsetse fly. This bite won't kill you at once, but your death is somewhere around the corner.
#1 Saltwater crocodiles
Don't make these creatures angry, they like taking their victims to the deep and drown before eating.
Have you heard about these animals? Which of them seems the most dangerous to you? Share your opinion in the comments below.
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131 Comments
Sean Philips
I’m more frightened of what my fellow humans are capable of doing than by any of these animals. Humans are the most dangerous animals in the world, by far.
joegreenst
Left out the most dangerous - Human Beings
Nigel Blackler
The MOST dangerous creature is none other than MAN - never forget that.
Thor Hanekom
Only some of these facts are correct. For eg Hippos kill more peole in Africa than any other animal ....people have survived up to 6 hours before getting to a hospital after a mamba bite.
loreilly
I think they should have mentioned humans! We've become extremely dangerous! To others, to the environment, and to ourselves!
Chris Ann Urquhart
Four of these animals [cone shell, box jellyfish, mosquito, saltwater crocodile] plus the 7 of the 10 most venomous snakes in the world occur in Australia. Also 4 of the 10 most dangerous spiders! Tourists beware!
Susan Golebiewski
I agree that humans are the most dangerous in the world. They attack & kill unprovoked.
Sandra Jones
I so agree. We as a human race are the most dangerous Animals on the planet !
Ilias Tsiabardas
We the Humans are the Worst kind of them All
jch
Other than man, which you omitted, the mosquito is the most dangerous. It kills more people yearly than all the animals you portrayed.
lmoores
What no mention of the Taipan the most deadly snake known to man or the Sydney Funnel Web the most deadly spider known to man?
David Smith
Left out Hippopotamus, out of all the large animals in Africa this one kills the most. Very territorial and grumpy. Vegetarians too so won't even eat you.
Freda Vasic
Good to know, Thank you for sharing with me .Have great day
Nick Hand
I strongly disagree with the phrase about the Asian cobra that it 'likes biting very much'. No snake, or any other venomous creature, likes biting people. On the contrary, they will try very hard indeed to avoid confrontations with humans. That's the whole purpose of rearing up and spreading the hood (or, depending on the type of snake, shaking a noisy rattle, gaping an inky-black mouth, or just hissing furiously). It's a warning to would-be predators to leave it alone.
The last thing a snake wants to do is actually carry out the threat and use the bite.
Elsy O. Stromberg
jch, It's #3 on the list.
Dave Walser
Sean Philips, Your so bang on most of the animals will leave you alone if you leave them alone .apart from the flying type that is
Betty Wiendels
Gene Gaffey, Me, too! I am glad my partner Paul and I live in London, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 although I am concerned about my daughter Tanya and her family’s safety in Cremorne Point, NSW, Australia. Tanya told me about giant spiders out there. I don’t know what they are called.
Betty Wiendels
Jim Trethewey, I feel much safer living in Canada 🇨🇦. However, I am concerned about my daughter Tanya and her family’s safety in Cremorne Point, NSW, Australia. She told me about giant spiders out there. I forget what they are called.
Betty Wiendels
Chris Ann Urquhart, My daughter Tanya, her hubby Lincoln and their kids Isla aged 8 & Finn aged 6 live in Cremorne Point, NSW, Australia. While my partner Paul and I live here in London, Ontario, Canada, we are concerned about Tanya and family’s safety in Australia. Although Australia is gorgeous, I feel much safer living in Canada. Tanya told me about giant spiders out there. I forget what they are called. 🤔
Joe Mangan
lordnaylor, right on, man. Beer and tv on the couch :)
Joe Mangan
Shirley Miller, what about woman?
Joe Mangan
Ray Zagata, did she murder six people on January 6th 2020?
Joe Mangan
Wojciech Simpson, yes, the poison dart frog is gorgeous. I must look for one in my local pet shop.
Joe Mangan
John Mullin, you mean the tax inspector? :) :D