Stonefish or reef stonefish are dubbed the deadliest fish in the sea. They are also found in the northern waters of Australia inreef or coral areas. They often lie dormant among these areas trying to blend in with their surroundings. They can get up to40 centimetres longand are an unattract...
Box Jellyfish are the most venomous marine creatures in the world. ©Dewald Kirsten/Shutterstock.com Many other creatures across the globe are known for having the ability to kill with very little effort. While they did not make the top ten, they are still dangerous in their own right and...
Go ahead. Laugh. After all, surely it must be a joke that something so tiny, something you can easily squash with your fingertips, can be one of the most dangerous animals in the world. Well, it isn’t. In fact,the mosquitois widely considered to be the world’s deadliest animal. It...
The Australian Box Jellyfish is also called as sea wasp. Not bigger than the size of a salad bowl, this jelly fish has around 60 tentacles and each measure around 15 feet. Nearly 5,000 stinging cells are present on each tentacle and it is also a storehouse of deadly toxins that can k...
Box jellyfish have killed more humans in the past 50 years than sharks. Due to the nature of their venom, many of their victims die before making it to shore. Don't let the box jelly's size fool you; these little suckers pack a deadly punch. ...
The 10 Deadliest Wild Animals in America Listed below (in no particular) order are 10 U.S. animals capable of causing harm or death to humans. Alligator Cougars Coyotes and Wolves Spiders Scorpions Bees and Fire Ants Bears Wild Boars Snakes Sharks, Stingrays, and Portuguese Man O’ War Ameri...
The puffer fish poison is one of the most deadliest poison known to human. The strong poison can kill an adult human in a few minutes. Unfortunately, there is no antidote for puffer fish poison. Still the meat of puffer fish is considered as a special dish in Japan, Korea and China. ...
The majority of jellyfish stings occur in the Atlantic Ocean (near Florida) and along the eastern coast of Australia. Death Toll: 100+ per year 9. Sharks While sharks don't kill nearly as many people as other animals on this list, they are still one of the sea creatures you don'...
Jellyfish I hate jellyfish. They're everywhere in the ocean, and they show up on pretty much every beach in the world. While some of their stings are fatal, most species of jellyfish range from a mild reminder to wear shoes on the beach to you never want to go to the beach again....
So the truth is the world's deadliest spiders aren't so deadly after all. And when you consider that the worst spiders in the world haven't killed anyone in over three decades, the whole bunch can start looking just a little less scary. ...