Tell me about the 10 most ferocious animals in the world?

1 Snake 2 The North American black bear, although not as large as the brown bear, often attacks humans.

3 Crocodiles, crocodiles in the estuaries of rivers are the most ferocious cannibals in the world, killing more than 2,000 people every year.

4 The king squid, the king squid is the highest species of mollusk, and its eyes resemble human eyes.

5 The leopard is the most dangerous predator, it runs fast and moves secretly. Leopard attacks on farmhouses and injuries are common in central India.

6 Lions, like tigers, do not usually attack people. Lions usually attack people in groups, but there have been reports of lions eating people.

7 Tigerfish, indigenous people bathe in tigerfish-infested waters, where fingers, toes, or flesh are bitten off by tigerfish.

8 sharks, 18 species are dangerous to humans. The most famous man-eating sharks are great white sharks, tiger sharks, whitetip sharks, rhesus sharks, and finhead sharks.

9 TIGER 10 ELEPHANT: The next deadly animal may be beyond the scope of human comprehension, how can the elephant, which has always been docile and able to act as a human helper, be on this list? You know, not all elephants are so docile and friendly to people.

Worldwide, more than 500 people die every year from elephant attacks. African elephants can usually grow to weigh about 10,000 pounds. Needless to say, their long, sharp fangs, perhaps the way they step on them is more acceptable.

The most ferocious animal in the world, much more powerful than tigers and lions, who is it?

Lions, Tigers, Crocodiles, Bears, Killer Whales, Sailfish, Eagles, Cheetahs, Wolves, Comodo dragons.

Lions, Tigers, Crocodiles, Sharks, Killer Bees, Eagles, Snakes, Comodo Dragons, Bears, Cheetahs.

Comodo dragons, crocodile sharks, cobras.

9. Lion.

The lion is the overlord of Africa, weighing 140-260 kg, second only to the tiger in size among cats, and is the only feline that acts in groups, located at the top of the African food chain.

10. Tiger.

The true king of beasts, the largest feline, weighing 150 370 kilograms, has always been revered as a "divine beast", and its huge body and vigorous skills make it at the top of the natural food chain, invincible.