Animals take human life in the blink of an eye

Seal seals - a species of seal that lives in the Antarctic region, is listed as a 'man-eating monster'. They have a fierce temperament with large, sharp teeth and the ability to grab prey with lightning speed.

The African venom snake has the ability to spray venom from the mouth at a distance of 2.5 m. This snake attacks mainly on the opponent's eyes, causing pain and blindness.

Killer whales are one of the most dangerous mammals on the ocean. They are known for their ability to track sharks. There have been a few cases where people have been endangered for their lives.

Gulo ferrets belong to the weasel family but are able to run extremely fast and attack prey on the neck artery, leg tendon or spine near the skull bone with sharp bites. Although few cases of human attacks have been recorded, many scientists believe that the reason is that they live in an isolated area.

Grass wolves have repeatedly attacked humans, especially children. They mainly attack the spine, bite into the ear, skin peel, fracture and attack the eye.

The 'flying tiger' lives mainly in the Americas. This species can eat three times the size of animals.

The giant anteater is a strange animal that lives mainly in the ancient South American copper. Although it looks quite strange, quite lovely, but you should not approach it. Very sharp legs and claws are the scary weapon of this species.

Irukandji was dubbed the "little killer". Only 1cm ³ in size, but today's jellyfish contains a poison that is 100 times heavier than cobra venom.

California sea seals are a true sea monster, especially when we touch their territory.

Asian carp is a fairly large fish. Its weight can be up to 45kg, up to 1.2m long. They have a habit of jumping out of the water, which poses a danger to the train drivers passing through the area where they live.