You know what animals eat people

1st place Tiger.

In the eight years from 1903 to 1911, a tiger in the Himalayas of Nepal killed 438 people in a row.

2nd place Shark.

There are between 200 and 250 species of sharks, of which only 18 are dangerous to humans. The most famous man-eating sharks are great white sharks, tiger sharks, whitetip sharks, rhesus sharks, and finhead sharks. The most famous shark attack on humans occurred on July 12, 1916, when 12-year-old Lester Stevenwell was bathing in the Matawa River in New Jersey when a great white shark attacked him, killing the child and the rescuer.

For the next 16 days, 10 miles off the coast of New Jersey.

3rd place Tiger Fish.

Although there have been no reports of tiger fish killings, observers in the river network area of northeastern South Africa often hear of indigenous people biting off their fingers, toes or body flesh while bathing in tigerfish-infested waters. There are several species of tiger fish, the largest of which is 24 inches long. Their upper and lower jaws are short and powerful, their teeth are sharp and sharp, and the smell of blood is a great attraction for them.

A school of tiger fish can tear all the flesh off an injured crocodile in 5 minutes, but usually the tiger fish is lazy and lazy. Within the range, 4 more people were killed by shark bites. Two days later, four miles outside the mouth of the Matawa River, the great white shark fell into a fishing net.

4th place Lion.

Lions, like tigers, don't usually attack people. Lions usually attack people in groups, but there have been reports of lions eating people. In October 1943, a lion was killed in the Kasama region of Zambia after eating 40 people.

I've heard that there was a woman who used to play mahjong and went out to play cards all day and night, and when she came home, she found that her pig had eaten her baby.

In a village around Shenyang, there was an incident of wolf dogs eating people. Two wolfdogs were later hanged.

Carnivores eat people the most.

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Poisonous snakes, beasts, tigers, lions, sharks, all eat people.

Mosquitoes, sucking human blood (eating people indirectly), haha!!

A cannibal animal is an animal that feeds on humans. While humans can be attacked by many species of animals, cannibalistic animals are those that feed on human flesh for their daily diet. Animals that may eat humans include tigers, leopards, sharks, crocodiles and lions.

Contrary to the misconception of the general population, humans are not a normal diet for these animals, and animals usually hunt humans under pressure such as environmental or food shortages.

In March 1898, during the construction of the Kenya-Uganda Railway, British Colonel John Henry Patterson led the construction of a bridge across the Tsavo River in Kenya. During construction, many Indian railway workers were killed by a pair of beardless male lions; The pair of lions dragged people away from their tents and killed them during the night. Workers have built an animal fence around the camp, but the lions still have a way to climb into the camp.

Patterson sets a trap and tries to ambush the pair from a tree at night. After several failed attempts, Patterson finally shot the first male lion on December 9. Three weeks later, a second lion was found and shot.

According to Patterson's count, the pair killed a total of 135 people; However, the railway officially recorded only 28 deaths, which did not count the death toll of the locals.

In 1924, the specimen of the man-eating lion pair was sold to the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago, where it is on display today. The 1996 film "Hunt in the Night" was based on the story of the pair of man-eating lions.

In the 1990s, after examining the lions' skulls and jaws, some scientists deduced that the lions' gums were suppurating, which prevented the pair from hunting other wild animals, so they turned to slow-moving and fragile humans. The National Geographic Channel discusses the possibilities of this theory.

The man-eating tiger in Champawat is a female Bengal tiger who killed 200 people in Nepal before being deported to India by the Nepalese army. Most of the victims were women and children. This female tiger is known for her daring behavior, breaking into villages at night and even during the day, roaring and intimidating villagers into escaping from their houses.

Before being shot by hunter Jim Cubit in 1907, the female tiger had killed a total of 436 people in Nepal and India's Jinxiangmu district, and later inspection revealed that the female had a broken canine tooth on the right side of her upper and lower jaws; Only half of the canines in the upper jaw remained, while the canines in the lower jaw broke and pierced into the bone. Hubit believes that this permanent damage prevents the female tiger from preying on its natural prey, making it a man-eating tiger.

Humans are strange prey to tigers. Tigers usually try to stay away from humans and are wary of humans, and have no particular preference for human flesh. However, when they have tasted human flesh, humans are relatively easy prey.

Most man-eating tigers are senile, weak, sick, or injured individuals who are unable to catch normal prey and therefore turn to prey.

There are many animals that eat people: tigers, wolves, leopards, lions, black blind people, poisonous snakes.

Africa's Nile crocodile loves nothing more than to prey on humans. The reason is that humans are much easier to catch than wildebeests, banma springboks, and bison. Except for the great wildebeest migration in August and September.

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Humans are the most intelligent animals on the planet, but there are situations where humans also become food for other animals. There are a variety of wild animals all over the world, and some people in the hall will accidentally encounter them and even become their food.

Historically, big cats such as tigers, lions, and leopards are typical representatives of human feeding. In their search for food, these cats choose their weakest target, which is people, as their prey. In addition to this, some large canines such as brown bears, black bears, grizzly bears, etc., can also eat people.

Whether it's a cheetah, a tiger, a lion or a bear, they all have deadly aggressiveness and hunting skills. In contrast, however, there are many other animals that are equally likely to attack humans. For example, large crocodiles, sharks, snakes, venomous spiders, etc.

These wild animals are no less harmful to humans than predators, and sometimes even worse.

In addition, due to human development activities, some uncommon wild animals will also appear in areas where people usually live, such as wild boars, jaguars, monkeys, chameleons, etc. These animals were forced to flee to human settlements in search of food due to changes in their living environment, and thus clashed with humans.

When facing these animals, the most important thing is to stay calm and not panic. At the same time, keep your distance from animals as much as possible, observe the character of wild animals, respect their territory, and take appropriate defensive measures to protect yourself, such as shouting and using defensive tools.

In conclusion, there are many wild animals around the world that eat people, so you need to be vigilant, and at the same time understand and familiarize yourself with the living habits of these animals to better protect yourself. <>

Carnivores that have been provoked by humans will eat people. Herbivores bite people. Rabbits bite when they're in a hurry!