Puffer Fish

Puffer Fish

Looks cute right? Well, you don’t really want to touch this one! The puffer fish is known to be the most poisonous vertebrates in the world. Surprisingly though, it is a delicacy in Japan.

African Lion{ROAR}

African Lion

Remember Tsavo man-eaters? The pair of Tsavo lions was responsible for the mauling and killing of 28 railway workers in Kenya. This only tells us that although humans are not on their hit-list, lions can still be actively seeking out human prey.

Box Jellyfish

Box Jellyfish

Did you know that box jellyfish are responsible for killing more people than a combination of the victims of sharks, stonefish and crocodiles? Yes, you got that right! Their venom is incredibly potent that it will send you to death in an instant. Should we say more? Nah!

Poison Dart Frog

Poison Dart Frog

If you happen to see a very bright and colorful frog, you must take few steps away from it. The poison dart frogs may look very pleasing to the eye, but don’t let it fool you as their skin are very poisonous. As a matter of fact, they carry enough poison to kill about 20,000 mice! Now, who wants to grab those colorful amphibians?

Cape Buffalo

Cape Buffalo

Cape buffaloes have been responsible for a number of fatalities throughout Africa. As you may have already guessed, it is the fact that they have never been successfully domesticated that makes them aggressive and dangerous.

Black Mamba.

Black Mamba

Often called “death incarnate”, the Black Mamba is one of the most feared creatures in the entire planet. This ugly creature is known for its highly aggressive nature. And yes, they will attack you even when unprovoked. You better stay out of their sight.

Great White Shark

Great White Shark

Contrary to what most people think, the great white shark isn’t exactly a man eater. Well, they’ll just have to sink their teeth into your skin and rip the flesh out of you then leave you to bleed out in the water. It still isn’t a very neat scenario so let’s just hope that we won’t be meeting them anytime soon.undefined