(#3) Australian Funnel-Web Spider
How Quickly You'll Die: 5-15 minutes
Like most animals in the world, the nastiest spiders can be found in Australia. The Australian funnel-web spider is responsible for more than a dozen reported deaths, all within 15 minutes of the initial bite. It's widely believed that if the spider bites you in the torso, you're done for. In one reported case, a woman bitten in the neck died within five minutes.
(#2) Poison dart frog
- Dendrobatidae
How Quickly You'll Die: 5 minutes
This 2-inch frog from South America contains enough poison to kill 10 people. Its toxin is so potent, Colombian tribes have used it to tip their blowgun darts, which is where the name originated. The interesting thing about these guys is they're not naturally poisonous, since those raised away from the jungle never develop toxicity. It's been speculated that they pick up various toxins from plants in their habitat.
(#7) Belcher's Sea Snake
How Quickly You'll Die: 30 minutes
Belcher's sea snake is actually a very docile snake, but if it bites you, you're in a world of trouble. Native to the Indian Ocean, this snake very rarely attacks humans, but when it does, its venom has the power to end your life in 30 minutes.
A silver lining? This well-tempered animal only releases venom 25 percent of the time when it bites, meaning if you come into contact with one and get bitten, there's a good chance you'll be just fine.
(#10) Stonefish
- Synanceia verrucosa
How Quickly You'll Die: Less than an hour
This incredibly ugly fish also happens to be the most poisonous one in the world. It has 13 spines running down its back, each capable of delivering an incredibly strong neurotoxin that can give its victims severe shock and even heart failure. The scary part is they can survive for up to 24 hours outside of water, so it's pretty easy to accidentally step on them at Indo-Pacific beaches if you're not careful. Luckily, an anti-venom exists and is readily available.
(#8) Inland Taipan
How Quickly You'll Die: 30-45 minutes
Considered the most venomous snake in the world, the inland taipan (which is found in Australia) evolved to become lethal to anything with warm blood. Its venom is perfect for taking out any mammal, with a single bite having enough toxin to kill at least 100 people. It's literally 50 times more toxic than the next most poisonous snake, the king cobra. Fortunately, this guy isn't considered the most deadly snake on the planet thanks to its reclusive nature - meaning it doesn't come into contact with many humans.
(#6) King Cobra
- Ophiophagus hannah
How Quickly You'll Die: Within 30 minutes
The king cobra may not have the most powerful venom of all snakes, but you still don't want to go anywhere near it. One bite delivers enough venom to kill 20 people. It can also take down an entire elephant. The venom is a powerful neurotoxin, which will paralyze and eventually asphyxiate you. Typically this deadly animal is found in Southeast Asia and India.
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This world does not only belong to humans but many species share the heart with us. Some species in nature are poisonous, and they can give other species a fatal injury instantly. These animals mainly use their venom to defend against other predators or catch prey. Generally speaking, the toxin is either on their skin or in their glands.
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