15 MOST DANGEROUS ANIMALS in the World

Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! There’s an animal lover in all of us. Whether we’re dog people or cat people, it can be tough not to squeeze our cute furry friends. But there are a lot of animals that can’t get up close and personal with. These are the animals that want nothing more than to sting us, suck our blood, or make us into their next meal! So join us for today’s video, as we countdown the top 15 most dangerous animals in the world!

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[therestingrancor]

The Bull Shark is worse, more aggressive, and can adjust to brackish/fresh waters to live in rivers.

[thesamuraihobbit]

Well, we all know that rhyme about bears: "If the bear is black, fight back. If the bear is brown, get on the ground. If the bear is white, say good night."

[josephpacchetti]

The United States is home to black, brown and grizzly bears, if there are polar bears, they must be In Alaska, and they are the largest, up to ten feet tall. 👍 😎 🇮🇹

[disteve]

I'm shocked that tigers are not on this list!

[shanemotown]

Not to mention Komodo Dragons can also smell blood from a disturbing distance.

[Gavin-iiho]

Some Websites on the internet say the stonefish is the most venomous and others say the box jellyfish is the most venomous marine animal.

[pommydiva]

this was very informative, i actually learnt a few things i never knew before. thank you :)

[waitwhatwhywhere]

I'm happy I saw a box jellyfish on the list

[flower_mound]

i'm shocked to see the elephants included

[Ukraine]

If you run into a polar bear you offer them a coke

[helentart]

If I saw a bear my last words would be awww look a bear, no gentle Ben I love you arghhhh

[azazeldeath]

No one calls a box jelly a sea wasp....

[mondoseguendo]

I married the stone fish I stepped on.

[DrKuryakin]

havent all of these been covered ten times over already?

[ericwandless]

I'm one of those people that mosquitoes seem to love. I dislike them immensely. With that said, wouldn't eradicating them be ecologically disastrous? I believe mosquitoes are a major food source for many creatures. What would happen if that food source was suddenly gone? I'm afraid mosquitoes are a "necessary evil". Please be well everyone.🖖

[Peckerwood-]

Y’all got a couple pics of an alligator thrown into the crocodile one. It’s good for comparison for those who can’t tell the difference.

[pattib]

Holy Shite #1 I'm like 😲. That box jelly is

[Leopez]

Snakes (like King Cobra) are dangerous animals in the world but cooliest too. 🐍

[CourtneyTunbridge]

I'm surprised spiders weren't on the list especially the Sydney Funnel Web spider, the most deadliest spider in the world.
I live in Australia and watching these types of shows always reminds me (not that I really need it) of the sheer amount of deadly creatures that can be found here, both on land and in the water.
I gotta say though I often find myself simultaneously shaking my head, rocking myself and mumbling "oh my god, I can't watch this" when ever sharks and crocodiles come up, there are an untold amount of horrible ways to die but for some reason the thought of being eaten alive by a shark or a crocodile truly truly makes me scared and sends a shudder threw my whole body.
It racks me with instant fear and a longing to never needing to step outside of my home EVER.
I think crocs scare me more than sharks, although bull sharks really do scare me, they are known to be very very aggressive and here in Australia they aren't just found in the ocean they are very much living in the canals and waterways around many water front estates especially in Queensland.
As for crocs well in the top half of Australia so the top of Queensland, the Northern Territory and Western Australia crocs can pretty much be found wherever there is water, we have both freshwater and salt water crocs here, but something that is BLOODY SCARY that I've only learnt in the past few years is up the top of the places I mentioned salt water crocs (the bigger out of the 2 types) can and have been found at the beach, like in the ocean, so in many places up there where the temperature is year round warm, humid and tropical it's not even possible to just nick down to the local beach for a quick dip or a surf because they are there too, I always thought they were just in lakes and rivers and swamp type waterways and canals not the actual ocean. So personally it's swimming in the local swimming pools or not at all.

[sithlordhibiscus]

What??? A cat being LAZY???? my two cats do NOTHING. Oh wait i had to replenish one's treat pile and change out his water.)