Hippopotamus
These creatures have a reputation for being Africa’s most lethal. They don’t need any kind of provocation to attack. They’ll do it simply because. They are highly hostile against people, as shown by the fact that they are known to capsize people’s boats and cause as many as 500 fatalities annually. They may weigh more than 6,000 pounds, so make sure you don’t get crushed if you see one.
Hippopotamus
Pufferfish
The Philippines, Japan, and China are just a few of the areas in the world where you may find blowfish. They are the second most dangerous vertebrates on the planet, and the neurotoxin that they produce, which is called tetrodotoxin, is the most lethal. The effects of tetrodotoxin include paralysis, disorientation, vomiting, tachycardia, and trouble breathing. It is much more toxic than cyanide. The toxin penetrates the fish’s skin, as well as its muscular tissue and many of its internal organs. However, it is not enough to deter people from eating the fish since it makes for a tasty supper. When preparing the meal, the harmful components are removed and, of course, are not consumed. In Japan, the dish is referred to as “fugu,” and its preparation requires the expertise of experienced specialists. However, fatalities may still occur as a consequence of inadequate precautions being taken while cooking the fish.
Pufferfish
