They look adorable, right? Well, be careful! Not all are as cute as they seem. Although they look harmless, in fact, these animals you’ll see next are killing machines.

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Freshwater snail
Alright, this is a pretty interesting fact, did you know that snails kill more people per year than lions and sharks together?

Koala
I know, it’s adorable and looks like a plush toy. Just check out how calm they look in their tree. You wouldn't think a koala could be deadly, but it is.

Panda bear
You already know that the panda is an endangered animal. Its image is even used in the World Wildlife Fund.

California sea lion
These animals are usually mistaken for seals, despite having a different appearance. The male of this species weighs 705 pounds on average...

Mute swan
Swans aren’t usually aggressive, but there have been reports of attacks resulting in the death of a human being.

Common bottlenose Dolphin
You’ve surely idealized these beautiful animals as friendly, playful, and defenseless thanks to all those movies that fill you with emotions.

Slow loris
Incredibly cute, just look at those eyes. Who would have thought that this beautiful little creature could be lethal? Well, it's time you open your eyes.

Platypus
No, it's not a half-robot platypus this time, although that would be scary. I actually mean the animal, and though it looks very harmless, it can be pretty aggressive.

Blowfish
This fish may seem very adorable when inflated, but it’s highly poisonous since it has a substance called tetrodotoxin that could kill 30, yes, 30 human beings!

Eurasian beaver
You won’t sleep so soundly after knowing this. The Eurasian beaver is terribly territorial and marks its territory by using its sharp front teeth.

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