People are afraid to see people, and meet the world's ten most terrifying animals
Although human beings are the rulers of this stage of the earth, but every moment, there are human beings killed at the hands of animals, it can be said that human beings live in an unfriendly environment, and have to be on the constant alert for threats that may come from other species. Let's take a look at the top 10 most terrifying animals in the world.
Poison dart frog
Secretes a highly toxic neurotoxin
The poison dart frog has a sapphire color and is a member of the poison dart frog family native to Central and South America, and the name poison dart frog is more common in this family. Unlike most frogs, poison dart frogs are more active during the day and usually have a bright color on their bodies. The colors are beautiful, but people have to stay away from them. The back of the poison dart frog secretes a mucus-like neurotoxin that prevents itself from being hunted by large predators. Each poison dart frog secretes enough toxin to kill 10 adults.
Cape African buffalo
It has two huge, sharp horns
Cape buffalo: An adult Cape African headwater buffalo weighs up to 1500 pounds and has two large sharp horns on its head, and when confronted with predators, the African cape buffalo will face you, if you encounter one of these buffaloes, it is lucky, but when you encounter a large herd of such buffalo rushing in your direction, your life is not saved, in such a situation, people are usually trampled into meat sauce.
polar bear
A huge bear paw can break a person's neck with a single blow
The polar bear, the world's largest land carnivore, is also known as the white bear. The skin is black, and because the hair is transparent, it is usually white in appearance, but there are also yellow and other colors, and the body is huge and fierce. Polar bears have the same vision and hearing as humans, but their sense of smell is extremely sensitive, 7 times that of dogs; the fastest speed when running can reach 60km/h, which is 1.5 times that of the world 100-meter champion. Due to the rise in global temperatures, the ice floes in the Arctic are gradually beginning to melt and are likely to become extinct in the near future, requiring human protection.
elephant
The body can easily stomp on the enemy
Elephants are mammals, proboscis, and elephants. It is also the largest mammal on land. Living in the jungle and grasslands, he is a staunch vegetarian. It has a long lifespan of up to eighty years. The gestation period is also long, up to 22 months, and one child per child is born. There are three species of African elephants, African forest elephants and Asian elephants, african elephants are larger and Asian elephants are relatively small. African elephants are grumpy and have the potential to attack other animals, while Asian elephants are mild-tempered in comparison. African elephants have tusks for both male and female, while Asian elephants have ivory only for male elephants.
Australian saltwater crocodile
The teeth can pierce deep into the body of a prey
The Australian saltwater crocodile, also known as the estuarine crocodile, is the largest known reptile on Earth. Adult Australian saltwater crocodiles can reach 6 metres in length and 8 metres in length and weigh more than 1 tonne. They are fierce, strong and powerful, and they are good swimmers, and their distribution range is very wide, mainly in Southeast Asia, South Asia, the Philippines, Papua New Guinea, the Malay Islands, and the most concentrated in northern Australia. Australian saltwater crocodiles are widely venierous, preying on fish, amphibians, reptiles, large mammals, and sometimes actively attacking and preying on humans.
lion
Perfect predator
Lion: Referred to as lion, ancient Chinese called fox. It is the largest cat in Africa, mostly distributed in Africa and a few in Asia. It is also the only hermaphrodite cat in the world. Males are responsible for fighting for territory and patrolling to defend lions, and wild competitiveness is the most popular among cats. Females, on the other hand, participate in the daily hunt and feeding of offspring. African lion is generally divided into 8 subspecies, African lion is widely distributed in the grassland south to north of the African Sahara Desert, known as the "king of the beasts" reputation.
Great white sharks
3,000 teeth tear anything to pieces
The great white shark, also known as the man-eating shark, is the largest carnivorous fish, up to 6.5 meters long, weighing 3200 kg, with a crescent-shaped tail, large and serrated teeth, triangular, 10 cm long teeth, large aggressive shark. It is particularly huge and is the ultimate predator of the food chain, that is, the highest consumer. Great white sharks are found in tropical and temperate regions of the oceans , generally living in open ocean areas , but often entering inland waters. They prefer to prey on seals, sea lions, and occasionally dolphins and whale carcasses. The great white shark is now listed as a protected species in the world and is forbidden to be hunted.
Australian box jellyfish
"Ocean Wasp"
Australian box jellyfish, commonly known as sea wasp, transparent killer in the ocean. It is a jellyfish that lives in Australia and northern New Guinea, the Philippines and Vietnam. They have caused countless injuries or deaths to humans in the world and are considered the deadliest jellyfish. This jellyfish is only about 16 inches long, and it has 4 places where the eyes are concentrated, for a total of 24 eyes. Thousands of stinging cells storing venom grow on the tentacles, and not only malicious attacks, but even the inadvertent scratching of shells or skin can stimulate these tiny stingers.
Asian Cobra
The snake that bites the most dead in the world
The Asian cobra, native to the Indian subcontinent, is often used in Indian snake art. The black cobra, native to Pakistan and north India, is a subspecies. In the past, it was thought to be a single species with roughly the same distribution area as the king cobra. Asian cobras are not the most venomous snakes, but they are fierce. Currently, 50,000 people die each year worldwide from snake bites, and the vast majority of them are "masterpieces" of Asian cobras.
mosquito
It kills 2 million people every year
Mosquitoes belong to the family Dipteroptera, with about 3,000 species worldwide. It is a tiny flying insect with a sucking mouthpiece. Usually females feed on blood, while males suck the sap of plants. Blood-sucking female mosquitoes are intermediate hosts of other pathogens such as dengue fever, malaria, yellow fever, filariasis, And Japanese encephalitis. Mosquitoes are found on all continents except Antarctica. Among them, the anopheles, Aedes mosquitoes and Culex are the most famous.