Throughout history, man has been surrounded by various types of animals, some of them harmless, others not so much.
Unfortunately, most often it is not large animals that pose a danger, but insects or amphibians.
A large number of such predators live in Australia, Japan, Thailand, and the Philippines.
Let's discuss which animals pose a threat to human life and health, and also find out where they live.
Fugu fish
This fish lives in the tropics, for protection it uses its ability to increase in size, and also releases needles that prevent predators from swallowing it.
This creature is considered one of the most poisonous vertebrates on the planet, its entire body is saturated with poison that is deadly to humans. In Asian countries, the fugu fish is considered a delicacy, would you dare to taste it?
Palestine Yellow Scorpion
It is the most dangerous scorpion on Earth. It is common in East African countries and loves arid climates.
Its venom can kill a child or a person with a weak immune system, but for a healthy adult, the bite will most likely only cause severe pain.
Tsetse fly
Its danger is that it is no different from a common fly. But it is a very dangerous blood-sucking insect, it carries deadly diseases. It lives mainly in African countries, its infection infects the brain and causes terrible symptoms
Mosquitoes and mosquitoes
These annoying insects can not only ruin your rest and sleep, but also bring deadly diseases.
According to statistics, more than 1 million people die because of these parasites! They mainly transmit encephalitis and malaria. Mostly, dangerous mosquitoes live in the countries of North and West Africa.
Hippopotamus
Many people think that hippopotamus is a calm, clumsy animal, but it is not so, in fact, they kill up to 500 people a year. The worst thing is that hippopotamus runs twice as fast as a person, so if you meet one, you need to climb a tree.
Bear
The bear poses a great danger to humans because of its aggression, sharp claws and fangs.
They are guaranteed to attack if they notice a person entering their territory or if they are protecting their offspring. Around the world, 44 attacks are recorded per year.
It is important to note that it is important to be careful and not get too close to wild animals.
