1. The Human (Only Evil Animal)
Have you noticed that most history books divide eras among major social, political, or disastrous events and that the lion's share of these are wars? In 200,000 years of the modern human species history(our personal history), the only thing we've been able to do consistently well is to kill each other. All animals fight, but only species that has ever existed on Earth to have attempted the elimination of retire species. And we are always getting better at it, always getting better at it, always pushing scientific knowledge, and almost always one of the first things for which science is put to use is the invention of new methods of murder.
2. Inland Taipan (Most Lethally Venomous on Land)
The inland taipan must not be confused with the coastal taipan or the central taipan, all three of which are highly venomous. The inland taipan, also called the fierce snake, the small snaked, and two-step snake, averages 6 feet long, with a maximum recorded of 8.2 feet. They are extremely shy and always try to escape any large animal’s presence. It is only by concerning one that it bites. The median lethal dose of its venom is 30 micrograms per kilogram. It injects an average of 44 milligrams per bite, which is 44,000 micrograms. It injects an average of 44 milligrams per bite, which is 44,000 micrograms. It can inject up to 110 milligrams.
Everyone is always asking what animal packs the deadliest venom in the world. Here, once and for all, all the two answers. Sea life has abounded for about 3 billion years longer than life on land, and the longer nature has to evolve its animals, the nastier, deadlier, more perfect they get. There are many species of box jellies, but Chironex fleckeri, also called the sea wasp, is by far the most notorious. It can weigh up to 4 and a half pounds[2 kgs], with a bell that can reach the size of a basketball, with 15 tentacles up to 10 feet long beneath. Its infamous venom sea once thought to glow in the dark, but cannot. Instead, the venom absorbs and reflects the slightest sunlight into and out from the tentacles, giving the jelly an ethereal glow even at twilight. Luckily, this enables you to see it coming. It uses its venom to immobilize fish, and if you were to become wrapped within the tentacles long enough, it would dissolve you. At night, they simply sit on the seafloor. During the day, it hunts for shrimp, minnows, and other small fish.
3. Sea Wasp Box Jellyfish (Most Lethally Venomous in the Sea)
4. The African Lion (Speed and Strength Matched)
The tiger is slightly large than, and just as fast as, the lion, but the lion just edged out the tiger because the lion is the only cat known to science that works as a team with other lions to hunt. This enables it to bring down prey far larger than itself. Lions are possibly the smartest of cats; the members of the pride will stealthily arrange themselves around a herd of prey animals, and when the ambushers are in position, they signal to the driven into an ambush and several are brought down, saving the lions from a drawn-out chase. A full-grown male lion is about 6 inches taller than a tiger and weighs anywhere from 150-250kgs, averaging 400. This size makes it sound as though the lion should be ungainly, but the opposite is true. He can charge 50 mph for over 1000 meters. Male lions have been seen jumpings 4 rails fences with cows in their mouths. They can spring 12 feet straight up into the air and leap 40-foot gorges.
5. The African Bush Elephant (BRUTE STRENGTH)
The King of the jungle is a title that still misleadingly belongs to the elephant, not the lion. Neither of them lives in any jungle in Africa. The African elephant is the largest land animal on earth and has zero natural predators(man doesn’t count as natural). The ones you’ve seen in the zoos are simply not the same as those in the World. In zoos, elephants know humans are no threat; in the wild, any animal that is not a herbivore is a threat, and elephants are smart enough to know which is which. In the wild, they are docile to a point. You may stand 100 meters from one and it will pay attention but not attack. Or it may charge you from 500 meters as soon as it sees you. Of course, the largest land animal is, sure to be also the most powerful, and the elephant is, but it possesses an intelligence that may rival that of some primates.
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