The world's most aggressive animal can be dangerous to humans

In order to survive in the natural world , many of the world's most aggressive animals are forced to attack their prey brutally. Some species even make humans wary because of their ferocity.

Bull shark

Bull sharks are considered one of the most dangerous sharks in the world because they can attack humans at any time. Although they have small eyes, this fish has extremely sensitive hearing when hunting prey.

They possess many organs that stick a special, tiny substance on their heads to sense the electric current of prey from afar. The moving speed of bull sharks is likened to a speedboat, in just a few seconds they jump on their prey and destroy the target with their saw-shaped teeth.

The world's most aggressive animal can be dangerous to humans - 1 — Bull sharks strike fear into the hearts of all their prey in the ocean.

Wasps

Hornets are the largest and most aggressive members of the wasp family. They are also highly toxic and are listed as dangerous in Vietnam. Hornets are normally quite docile, only attacking their prey when their nest is invaded.

If you accidentally disturb its nest, you should not run away. You should crouch down and cover your head, arms and legs, then slowly retreat. When attacking, hornets often rush at their opponents at a fierce speed, stinging their prey until the venom wears off.

Taipan Snake

Taipan snakes are considered the most terrible nightmare for humans. Not only do they have the most terrible venom in the world, but they are also extremely aggressive. In particular, the nature of Taipan snakes is not afraid of anything, all the intelligence of the prey becomes useless when facing this snake.

In 45 minutes, the Taipan can kill 100 people. At the same time, their skin color will change with the seasons, going from dark brown to dark olive green or dark blue.

Hippo

For humans, hippos are one of the most dangerous animals in Africa and some other regions. Up to now, no African wild animal has killed as many people as this animal. In particular, when humans accidentally enter the territory where hippos live, there is no way back.

In addition, hippos also attack crocodiles, lions, rhinos, etc., leaving no prey within their range. They often live in herds, consisting of a male leader, about 5 to 30 females and young, occupying a certain territory in rivers, lakes or mangrove swamps.

The world's most aggressive animal can be dangerous to humans - 2 — The ferocity of the hippo is shown on its face.

Wolverine

Wolverines live alone in the natural environment but are extremely aggressive, have strength far beyond their body shape and possess the ability to kill prey many times larger than themselves such as deer, lynx, coyotes, etc.

Possessing sharp claws, thick fur, skin and great physical strength, wolverines can fight against many enemies. When outnumbered by prey, wolverines often use their body odor to mark their territory and attack back.

Kangaroo

Kangaroos are potentially dangerous animals, especially males. Their hind legs and claws are extremely strong, capable of causing irreparable damage to their opponents. Their hind legs are even stronger than their front legs and can deliver kicks that can cause serious injury or break bones.

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