Top 10 Most Dangerous Animals In The World
Amelia BThe animal world of our planet is very diverse. There are also dangerous animals such as lions and tigers. There are also peace-loving animals, which, at first glance, do not seem to pose a threat. At the same time, according to statistics, most deaths are due to “non-hazardous” animals. We present to you the top 10 most dangerous animals in the world.
#10: Rhino
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Photo by Casey Allen on pexelsA lazy and clumsy beast. The rhino attacks any suspicious object, and since it can’t see well, any moving object can become a victim. He punches the victim with a horn and tramples it until he is sure it will not disturb him anymore. You can’t run away from a rhino – it runs at 40 km per hour.
#9 Africanized bee
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Photon by Pixabay on pexelsThese bees are a hybrid of African and European bees. The result is a much larger and more aggressive individual. Killer bees possess very toxic poison, can target people, and chase the victim for several kilometers.
#8: Tsetse fly

It is a carrier of one of the most dangerous diseases – sleeping sickness. At first, the bitten person suffers from headaches, itching, and fever. Then neurological problems begin. The disease is fatal. Fortunately, the number of victims of tsetse fly is decreasing every year.
#7: Rowing crocodile
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Photo by MaKeleLele on wallhereThe largest of the crocodiles. As soon as he sees a living creature in his territory, he rushes into an attack. Its powerful jaws will crush any animal.
#6: Tree Frogs
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Image from www.johnmartellphotography.comIt’s a whole series of frogs that are very brightly colored. Their skin produces a very powerful poison, which at the slightest touch enters the bloodstream and causes heart rate disorders. Then the heart stops.
#5: Snail cone
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Photo by LINDA CRAMPTON on owlcationA small snail with a very bright sink, which every respectable collector wants to have. Only if the snail notices a man, it will inject poison into him. The poison is so strong that before he dies a man can only smoke a cigarette.
#4: Hippopotamus
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Photo by caveman on wallpapercaveThat cute clumsy beast is very aggressive. If you scare him while he’s on land, he’ll run into danger and crush the brave man with his three-ton carcass. At the same time, his thick skin is very hard to penetrate. In the water, he’s even more dangerous. Huge tusks can easily snack on a crocodile.
#3: Elephant
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Photo by Pixabay on pexelsElephants are usually calm and peaceful. But during the breeding season, they become aggressive. Hand-held elephants at this time direct their aggression at people who once offended them because elephants can remember the offense. And wild elephants attack anyone who dares to approach them. Then the elephant will either trample or tusk through them.
#2: Box jellyfish
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Photo by Pawel Kalisinski on pexelsIt’s a small, almost transparent jellyfish with a cubic dome the size of a tennis ball. When bitten, it produces a poison that paralyzes the heart muscle. It is particularly dangerous in spring and autumn when it gathers off the coast of Australia.
#1: Mosquitoes
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Photo by Jimmy Chan on pexelsThe most dangerous animal in the world has neither claws nor fangs, but millions of deaths are in its account. Mosquitoes carry many dangerous diseases: malaria, tularemia, Zeke’s, yellow fever. All these diseases are fatal.
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