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Top 5: Most Dangerous Animals in Australia

by Akhil Kalepu

Sep 3, 2016

© Dmitry Kushch | Dreamstime

Top 5 / Australia

Australia is full of strange and wonderful creatures. These, however, are the most dangerous, so watch out!

 

Bull Shark © Fiona Ayerst | Dreamstime 22911574

© Fiona Ayerst | Dreamstime

 

Bull Shark

These large sharks travel in coastal waters. Capable of living in both salt and fresh water, bull sharks can swim up rivers and estuaries and are responsible for many shark attacks.

 

Crocodiles © Saiko3p | Dreamstime 19263966

© Saiko3p | Dreamstime

 

Saltwater Crocodile

Saltwater crocs specialize in ambushing their prey, capable of hurling themselves out of the water and locking on with their powerful jaws.

 

Funnel Web Spider © Paul Looyen | Dreamstime 31185715

© Paul Looyen | Dreamstime

 

Funnel Web Spider

Funnel web spiders look particularly fearsome. Their venom is used as a defense mechanism, but humans find it particularly toxic so they can be quite deadly, though an anti-venom developed in 1981 has prevented any fatality since.

 

Eastern Brown Snake © Kristian Bell | Dreamstime 41148416

© Kristian Bell | Dreamstime

 

Eastern Brown Snake

Eastern brown snakes are responsible for more deaths than any other snake in Australia. The bite is painless, but medical attention is required immediately to avoid paralysis and bleeding out.

 

Jellyfish © Bierchen | Dreamstime 21145682

© Bierchen | Dreamstime

 

Box Jellyfish

They might look beautiful, but they’re also one of the most dangerous creatures in the water. Box jellyfish tentacles can grow longer than 60 meters, and are like venomous harpoons, bringing death in mere minutes

 

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