As humans, we share our world with many different species and animals. Most animals are widely known as deadly animals for human. Some animals contain very poisoning material such as venom. Generally, venom is injected by such means as a bite or a sting. Various animals are killing animals like tiger and dangerous sharks. I am going to take you on adventure showing you the most dangerous animals in the world.
King Cobra
The king cobra is one of the most venomous snakes in the world because of its mortality rate which ranges from 70 to 95 per cent. There are many types of Cobra. It is also found in Africa and Asia. The king cobra commonly known as cobra is venomous and dangerous snake. Maximum death rate per bite is 50.
Blue-Ringed Octopus
The Blue-Ring Octopus which is also known as poisoning Blue-Ring Octopus is venomous which is native to Pacific Ocean, Japan and Australian water. There are many types of Blue-Ring Octopus. The venom of the blue-ringed octopus is contained in its saliva.
Dart frog
Dart frog which is also known as poison dart frog is venomous frog which is live in rainforests of Central and South America and a few Hawaiian Islands. There are over 175 types of this frog, varying in color and pattern and all contain toxic which is dangerous for other living things.
The Scorpion
The Scorpion which is also known as poisoning Scorpion is venomous scorpion. It is also found in the southern hemisphere in deserts and jungle habitats alike. There are around 2,000 different species of known scorpion found in most countries around the world today.
Marbled Cone Snail
The Marbled cone snail is one of the most venomous snails in the world and lives in reef environments throughout the world. There are 500 different species of cone snail. It is also found in Caribbean, Pacific, Red sea, and along the coast of Florida.
Stone fish
Stone fish is a new poison fish in forest life. Its venom can cause a very severe pain. The pain is explained as one of the worst pain known to us. The venom of a stone fish can kill a human in two hours. It is found in the tropical marine waters of Indian and Pacific oceans.
Box Jellyfish
One of the most lethal creatures on the face of the Earth also called “Sea Wasp”. The jelly-fish has a square body, and lives in Northern and North-Eastern Australian. The tentacles may reach up to 80 cms in length. Which when in contact with a human, can stop cardio-respiratory functions in as little as three minutes.
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