10 Deadly Animals You Should Never Encounter In The Wild

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Hippopotamus:

The hippo may appear gentle, but it ranks high among deadliest animals due to its territorial nature and immense strength.

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Black Mamba:

One of the most dangerous snakes in the world is black mamba, a highly venomous snake from sub-Saharan Africa that can deliver a number of fatal bites in rapid succession.

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Nile Crocodile:

The fearsome predator of African freshwater habitats is the Nile crocodile, which is known for its strong jaws and it's accountable for hundreds of human deaths every year.

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Africanized Honey Bees:

Called as the killer bees they are known to swarm in large numbers, attacking anyone who disturbs their hives.

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Great White Shark:

A top predator in the ocean. Known for their size, speed, and stealth and precision.

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Cape Buffalo:

When threatened, they charge with deadly force, making them one of the most feared herbivores on the African continent.

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Polar Bear:

The most aggressive of all bears, they are not only strong but also highly skilled hunters.

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Elephant:

These massive animals can become aggressive when cornered. They've even been known to destroy homes.

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Box jellyfish:

Their tentacles carry stingers that, in most cases, inject painful toxins. Some can even kill.

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Ants:

Some species of ants have venomous stings or bites that can be excruciating, such as the bullet ant in South America

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