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  • Mountain Lions on Random Most Deadly Animals

    (#16) Mountain Lions

    They might look like an overgrown version of your house cat, but don't forget that you're on the menu of almost all of the wild big cats. In North America, pumas and mountain lions are an occasional threat to lone hikers and small children. But all of the world's big cats - including tigers, lions, jaguars, leopards, and cheetahs - can threaten lives if they are mishandled.

    There are an estimated 5,000 tigers kept captive in the United States, and only some of them (merely 6%, according to the World Wildlife Fund) are in accredited zoos.

  • Hippopotamus on Random Most Deadly Animals

    (#7) Hippopotamus

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    As portly and cute as they are, the hippo is considered one of the most dangerous animals in Africa - far deadlier than lions. They seem docile, but when provoked they will THROW DOWN.

    Around 200 people a year die from hippo attacks. 

  • African Lions on Random Most Deadly Animals

    (#12) African Lions

    The king of the jungle does what it wants and eats who it wants. While it's difficult to estimate how many people are killed by lions each year, sources estimate the number is between 50 and 250.

    The African lion has definitely earned its place on top of the totem pole.

  • Moose on Random Most Deadly Animals

    (#8) Moose

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    Don't let the dumb look on their face fool you; moose are among the most dangerous, regularly encountered animals in the world. They prefer to leave humans alone, but if disturbed or threatened they are known to respond by charging with aggression.

    They attack more people annually than bears do in states like Alaska.

  • Pfeffer's Flamboyant Cuttlefish on Random Most Deadly Animals

    (#24) Pfeffer's Flamboyant Cuttlefish

    This cute little fish may sound like a character in a Dr. Seuss book and look just as dazzling, but their colorful display is meant to hypnotize its predators

    While once thought to be toxic because of their bright colors, there is no evidence that these fish are actually poisonous.

  • Tsetse Flies on Random Most Deadly Animals

    (#3) Tsetse Flies

    If you're not freaked out by bugs yet wait until you hear about the Tsetse fly. 

    The Tsetse fly is responsible for spreading sub-Saharan African sleeping sickness or Trypanosomiasis, which affected nearly 1,000 people in 2018 and has sickened many more in previous decades.

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Most people think that the animal that killed the most people must be a beast, but in fact, the deadliest animal in the world is not a shark, nor a tiger. The most terrifying animals are actually all around us. Mosquitoes kill 1 million people every year. Most of them are bitten by mosquitoes carrying dengue fever and West Nile virus and infected with malaria.

The consequences of being attacked by deadly animals are very serious. Here you could know more about the 29 top deadly animals in the world, the random tool also shows their pictures. Welcome to share this interesting collection with friends.

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