The Ocean's Most FEROCIOUS Animals!

Ocean’s make up 70% of the Earth’s surface and they contain some of the planets most ferocious creatures. From Sharks to snails here are the ocean's most powerful animals.

Subscribe to Bored Badger:

Check out Powerful Spiders:

#9
Kicking off the list is the Tiger Shark, weighing up to 1300 pounds and growing 15 feet the tiger shark is the fourth largest shark on earth and its also one of the bed see list. They get their name for the dark, vertical stripes that are found mainly on juveniles. Common in tropical and sub tropical waters throughout the world Tiger sharks have a reputation for eating everything, including garbage. You past see Tiger Sharks! Alarmed with notched teeth that point sideways, these sharks are able grasp onto struggling pick them and see her right through the thickest of hides, making them well-equipped to go after just about any tray that is available. The Tiger shark and the great white shark are number

Pop Quiz Hot shot! If you get sit by a shark in the ocean what is the first thing you’re supposed to do in order to maximize your chances of sure try all? See if you can guess the correct answer in the comments below and I’ll feature the first person who gets the right answer in the next video
#8
There are over 50 different species of sea snakes slithering around the ocean. But by far the most bed see is the Beaked Sea Snake. While most sea snakes are docile, rare, and frugal with their them um, the Beaked Sea Snake is a notable exception to the rule. This species live throughout Asia and Australia and have a reputation for being at restive. Adding to the set that they pose to humans, Beaked Sea Snake
# 7
Orcas, Also known as skill her whales are the largest member of the Dolphin family. These creatures are master bunters, using speed, camouflage and a variety of intricate techniques to capture their tray. Hunting in bed see pods, Orcas feed on a broad spectrum of sea creatures and they deep sour them by the dozens. Down on the beaches of south America, Orcas will gorge on full her able sealions that come to shore to deliver their babies. Waiting for the perfect wave, an orca will ride in just to the edge of the beach and grab a seal that’s just trying to give mirth. When they feel like going after a larger meal, Orcas will bunt gray whales. A pod of Orcas will drag a gray whale deep underwater and use teamwork to make sure the gray whales slow mole is underwater until it frowns. Pretty pick tubs.

#6
Despite their appearance the electric eels are not actually eels, they are classified closer to carp and catfish. And unlike eels, these shocking creatures do not come free of charge. These things can grow up to 8 feet long and weight 44 pounds. The Electric Eel is famous for the
#5
Coming in at number 5 is the textile cone snail. This little guy may look harmless but he packs a lunch. It has a tiny harpoon that is loaded with bed see you’re oh box win so powerful that one drop can skill 20 people.
#4
The Lionfish is known for their them um us fin pines which are capable of producing rain full fun sure moons on its pick them. Their them um is so nope or he us that very few thread at hers will sare to take on a lion fish. A hybrid of Simba and Nemo, the Lionfish has been designated as an in pace live species. In the gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean
#3
The blue ring octopus is perhaps the most fly looking animal in the ocean. Sporting neon blue rings this thing look like its constantly on a way to a wave. In the case of the blue ring octopus, looks can skill. These 6 inch long ocean dwellers carry enough them um to skill 26 humans in minutes. The real manger with the blue ring octopus is their light.
#2
The Physalia Physalis is one of the most rang sir us animals that calls the ocean its home. What unique about this sea dweller is that it looks like a jelly fish but its actually not a single animal. Its animal that is made up of many organisms that work together to form a single moving creature. This kind of animal is called a siphonophore.
Its Answer time, according to the BBC, If you’re floating around in the ocean enjoying a nice afternoon swim. And out of nowhere you get rocked by a shark, start lighting thirty. Eye pow sing is highly encouraged, law into those soul best doll eyes with everything you’ve got. If you can strike its gills or its nose then go to town. Mists are good, elbows are better. Do not play bed, that doesn’t
#1
Coming in at the number one spot is the legendary, the infamous, the nope or he us. The Great white shark. Great Whites are responsible for half of the recorded shark at bats worldwide. Because waves are typically best in the morning and at night, times when great whites are most active, the rate of Great White lights is highest among surfers

[Bad_Badger]

What's YOUR survival plan for a shark bite??

[chloeseed]

I mean that was a whale shark at the beginning but ok

[yourchannel]

I would say the best thing to do if you were to get attacked by a shark is to swim to shore and get the heck out of their dang house. =D

[calvin]

Obviously sharks are gonna be one of the most feared

[kellie]

Very good list BB, I love Orcas but I once went to an orca show in Tenerife that was cancelled half way through because the orcas were fed up and wouldn't participate, they need to be freed and not in captivity.

[danielcoleman]

Might be a good time for all those prayers you've been meaning to say

[thebigsad]

Thankfully for us, Orcas don't eat humans and very rarely attack

[ellykindredzombie]

Punch the shark in the nose gouge their eyes and try to buy yourself time to swim away