1) Killer whale: sea gods
The only surviving species of the genus Orcinus, killer whales are being actively protected by animal conservation organizations. They also have many different names like tigerfish, black dolphin or sea wolf. The large fish diet is quite diverse with prey like walruses, sea lions, seals, small dolphins, …
2) Siberian Tiger: the world’s largest striped cat breed
Compared to the reputation of killing tigers of Bengal tigers, the large Siberian tiger is considered more gentle. This mottled cat friend despises small prey and favors big prey like brown bear and black bear.
3) Deathstalker scorpion: serial killer
The poisonous scorpion Deathstalker is only found in North Africa and the Middle East but is responsible for more than 75% of scorpion deaths every year around the world.
4) Wild Fossa: Madagascar island god
The Fossa is a carnivorous animal shaped like a wild cat half a mountain lion. In the natural environment of Madagascar, they occupy the top position as a brutal, opportunistic predator. From rats to wild pigs, no species will escape the teeth and claws of the adult Fossa.
5) Brown Recluse Spider: small monsters come and go like a wind
These eight-legged predators often hide in dark holes in the home or under the decaying bark of the outdoors. If they are bothered, they will jump up and bite.
Brown Recluse venom bite will cause severe skin ulcers leading to necrosis. Scary that when attacked, the victim did not feel any pain.
6) Frog Poison Dart: a small animal carrying a neurotoxin on its back
This is not a frog prince in fairy tales! Their shiny and colorful skin has enough toxins to defeat dozens of Asians.
7) Jellyfish Box Jellyfish box: the most unique species in the soft family
Unlike other jellyfish, box jellyfish do not float in the water but actively chase prey and actively spray venom to control the object. In particular, in each attack, the amount of toxins in its dozens of tentacles was enough to kill 60 people.
8) Stonefish devil fish: camouflage no opponent
When swimming in saltwater areas in the Indian Ocean, Pacific Ocean, Caribbean Sea and Florida coast, you must carefully look down at your feet to avoid hitting the world’s only fish!
9) Hyena: wild breeds on pastures
Under daylight, this half-breed dog-like animal usually doesn’t feel intimidating. Only when night falls, the hyena’s bright eyes will be able to scare anyone weak.
The reason why wild dogs live popularly in Africa is present in the list of evil predators located in their body-eating behavior. Although it only happened in the state of war and plague, the special love for the villain’s dead body in the movie “The Lion King” still scared us.
10) Sea lions: the hunting machine is about to become extinct
Although considered a highly skilled predator, the risk of permanent loss of sea lions is completely real. Now around the world, you can only find the last 5 genera of this species.
Because mainly living in the North Pacific, the submarine predator must be directly affected by global warming phenomena. Climate change has melted and destroyed the habitat of a range of larger fish and animals such as seals, making sea lions inadequate.