What are some scary animals and what are the scariest animals?

Shouldn't it be human.

You say that tigers are terrible, but if you look at tigers, they are all lying sick in the zoo, locked in cages, and they are not terrible at all; You say sharks are terrible, but sharks are more afraid of humans, and you go and see the boats that go to the oceans every year to catch sharks, and they return with a full load of shark blood and tears.

Humans, probably the most terrifying animals I've ever seen, I've ever known.

They are huge, with a population of seven billion people, and they remember parts of the planet deformed. And what they did was even more terrible.

They gave rise to the agricultural revolution, the industrial revolution, the second industrial revolution, the scientific and technological revolution, and they invented so many things that dragged the world into the wave of capitalist economic development. Steam engines, fuel engines, cars, trains, airplanes... With the development of the times, all developments rumbled, and with it, the world was turned upside down.

The Rhine and Danube, and the Thames have turned black, and the doors of many countries have been opened by various means, and one after another war for resource grabbing and independence has begun... The world has been disturbed beyond recognition by humans.

Later, enough capital accumulation, ** normalized, no more war, nuclear ** was studied. Later, the Cold War began, and the whole world was shrouded in nuclear shadow, afraid to breathe. When the Cold War signal was contacted, the world had already begun a new round of development.

Later, with the rapid development of the Internet and computers, mankind entered the twenty-first century. Until today, human beings have brought artificial intelligence to this world, which will change the face of the earth again.

I'm not saying it's bad, because I don't know if it's good or not, but when you think about it, it's scary.

There's a reason why I say I'm a little tiger, because I'm a tiger, but my tiger can transform like a Transformer, you see, ......

I'm a "little sloppy".

I was a well-known "little sloppy" in the class, I did well in the class, but I couldn't score 100 points, for example, in the math test, 223 became 232 in my case, and 144 in my became 140, and I only got 95 points. Tell me, I'm not wronged! "Transformation" does not pick a good time!

I'm a Tigger

I'm a TiggerAs the name suggests – is a naughty bag.

I have always been an active member in the class, I love to talk and laugh, I love to jump, after class, I went to the playground to hide, find the target - Li, began to run, rushed up, covered Li's eyes, pretended to ask: "Guess who I am?" She didn't even have to think about it, blurted out "giant panda" (my nickname), and I asked him how he guessed it, and she said:

Of course, you guessed it, you are the only one in our class who "jumps" like this!

I am a "majestic tiger".

I am a class leader, and when the teacher is not around, I am a "small class teacher". The teacher went to a meeting, and several "anti-squad leaders" began to move, and they began to "buzz", and I was discovered, and I pretended not to see it, saying, "Some people have some bad thoughts."

They didn't take me seriously and started talking, and I couldn't bear it anymore and used the lion's roar: "Shut your mouth!" Several people immediately fell silent.

After a while, the teacher came back, saw that the discipline was good, and said, "I did well today, and I will do it in the future!" I glanced at them, and they bowed their heads in shame.

I am such a changeable person, I am such a changeable tiger, I must learn to become a "filial piety tiger" and "all-round tiger" skills in the future, and grow up to be a "super tiger" who can contribute to the country!

<> "Some of the Most Fearsome Animals in the World.

1. Coelacanth.

The oldest known clawed fish, which was thought to be extinct since the end of the Cretaceous period, was not until the first specimens were found off the east coast of South Africa in 1938. Coelacanths first appeared in the fossil record of the Middle Devonian, about 100 million years ago.

2. Snowman crab.

The crustacean, discovered in the South Pacific in 2005, is 6 inches long, with "hairy" pincers containing filamentous bacteria that it may have fed on, although it is considered a common carnivore, and its diet also includes green algae and small shrimp.

3, Ye Hailong.

Toothless or stomachless, feeding only on shrimp, known in Australia as the "Australian Seahorse" Sanmasa, they are found in calm, cold water, around 50-54 degrees Fahrenheit. South Australia** has been protecting them since 1982.

4. Fishing.

The fleshy growth on the head of the fish acts as a bait, and the head also has protruding spines that can move in all directions. Lives mainly in the lightless zone of the ocean, where the water is too deep for the sun to penetrate, and since individuals may be rare locally, the search for mates is problematic.

5. A horned whale.

Its teeth can be nearly 10 feet long and weigh up to 22 pounds. The purpose of tusks has been a point of contention, with early scientific theories suggesting that tusks were used to pierce the ice that covers habitats in the Arctic Ocean, and others believe that tusks were used for echolocation. The type is quiet.

6. Platypus.

Endemic to eastern Australia, it is one of the few venomous mammals, and the male platypus has a spine on its hind foot that releases a poison capable of causing severe pain to humans.

The most feared animal in the world is the tsetse fly.

The tsetse fly is a tiny insect, between 8 and 17 millimeters in size, about the same size as the common housefly, also known as the tsetse fly, which is often considered the most dangerous fly in the world.

While the tsetse fly itself is a nasty bloodsucking worm, their real fear lies in the parasite they transmit, trypanosomes, which can cause sleeping sickness in humans.

Hazards of tsetse flies

The tsetse fly feeds on the blood of mammals and is capable of transmitting a drowsy disease. If a person is bitten by a tsetse fly, he will stay asleep, drowsy all day long, and finally lose consciousness and sleep to death. However, the tsetse fly prefers to suck the blood of domestic animals more than it bites humans, and domestic animals infected with sleeping sickness by it will inevitably die.

About tsetse flies

The scientific name of the tsetse fly is tsetse flies, and there are about 30 species of tsetse flies in the family Dipteridae, mainly in Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.

The body of the tsetse fly is smaller than that of the fly, with a body length of 6 13 mm, yellow, brown, dark brown, and also black. The beak of a tsetse fly is different from that of a fly, which has a beak that is facing downwards, while the beak of a tsetse fly is protruding horizontally forward.

The lifespan of the tsetse fly is between 1 and 3 months, and the adult can only give birth to one larva at a time. Unlike flies, which lay their eggs outside the body to hatch, the eggs of tsetse flies are hatched into larvae in the adult female, which feed on the nutrient solution secreted by a pair of mammary glands on the uterine wall. Larval development is divided into three stages and takes a total of 9 days.