WORLD'S MOST AGRESSIVE ANIMALS
Barracuda Barracudas, which range in size from 20 inches to 6.5 feet, are both scavengers and ambush predators. As a result, they might mistake a swimmer for a predator who has just finished a meal and may be shedding some food.
Mamba niao The mamba will repeatedly bite its prey during an attack, therefore the victim may have multiple toothmarks. The neurotoxic in the venom begins to have an impact minutes after it is administered. If antivenin isn't administered right away, the patient will pass away within seven to fifteen hours when their cardiovascular system fails.
Chimpanzee The horrifying aspect of chimpanzee attacks on people is that they are intelligent enough to target parts of the body that people value, including the face, hands, or, at least in males, the genitalia. However, chimpanzees, who are 1.3 to 1.5 times as strong as humans, are enough animal to be unyielding.
Black Buffalo Although it is not as ferocious as the hippopotamus, the African buffalo kills roughly 200 people annually. The largest buffaloes can range in length from 5.56 to just over 11 feet, with a tail length of 2 to 3 feet, and weigh between 1100 and 2200 pounds.
Horsefly The horsefly enlarges a wound by slicing it open with its mouthparts, which resemble Swiss Army knives. The blood is then absorbed, and anticoagulants are added to prevent clotting. The horsefly will be swiftly swept away due to how unpleasant its biting is. If that happens, it will either continue to try to connect or move on to another host. The horsefly distributes illnesses and parasites in this manner.
Hippopotamus They also never stop growing, and they have been known to utilise their formidable lower canines and lower incisors as weapons to murder people. On land, people are also trampled and overpowered. Hippos also enjoy flipping over small boats and assaulting the passengers as they tumble into the water.