Meet the most dangerous animals in Australia. If you are going to travel to this country, be very careful with these animals.

Inland Taipan
The Inland Taipan is the most venomous snake in the world. It's estimated that a single bite has the capacity to kill more than one hundred people and 253 thousand mice.

Kangaroo
Believe it or not, these cute little animals are considered one of the Australia's most dangerous animal, since they are responsible for almost 5% of deaths due to car accidents in that country.

Dingo
From time to time, the dingo attacks show up on the Australian news headlines. These wild dogs are usually a real problem for Australians that have children since this dog ventures into the interior of the country in order to bite children.

Bull Shark
This list couldn´t miss the bull shark, which is considered to be much more dangerous than the white shark itself.

Blue-ringed octopus
Believe it or not!!! This little octopus has enough venom to kill 26 adult humans. In Australia, at least two terrifying deaths have been reported because of their bites and many other victims have been on the point of death.

Saltwater Crocodile
Australia Captain Hook’s hell for being full of crocodiles. In this country countless attacks occur every year, of which about two incidents usually have lethal consequences.

Stonefish
Within the poisonous cast of the Australian fauna we couldn't leave out the most venomous fish in the world that it's also very difficult to promptly identify due to its ability to look similar to a rock or a coral.

Sydney Funnel-Web Spider
The Sydney Funnel-Web Spider is the most venomous spider in the world. As its name implies, it lives in the city of Sydney and the surrounding areas, that's why it's common that they meet repeatedly with human beings who are surprised to find them in their own house.

Sea Wasp
It's considered the most venomous in the world. The sea wasp has 60 10-feet-long tentacles covered with urticant cells that inoculate the venom inside the victim's body.

Geographer Cone
The geographer cone uses its proboscis as a harpoon to inject venom into its victims. This animal is also known as the cigarette snail since it's said that it kills a human being in five minutes, the time it'd take to smoke a cigarette.

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