Lions are wild cats that kill about 200 people every year. They are powerful carnivorous animals and can be deadly.
Hippos are large river animals that kill around 500 people annually. They are known for their strong jaws and aggressive behaviour.
Elephants are big and powerful, killing about 600 people every year. They can be dangerous when they feel threatened.
Crocodiles are large reptiles that kill around 1,000 people annually. They are carnivores and can be deadly in water.
Scorpions are small but venomous, killing about 3,300 people every year. Their sting can be very painful and deadly.
Assassin bugs spread a disease called Chagas, which kills around 10,000 people annually. They are small but can be very harmful.
Dogs can spread a deadly disease called rabies, killing about 59,000 people every year. They become dangerous if not vaccinated on time.
Snakes are reptiles that kill around 138,000 people annually. Some species have venom that can be deadly and can kill in minutes, while some are so huge that it can digest a human being.
Unfortunately, humans kill each other, with around 400,000 homicides every year. This is a sad reality.
Mosquitoes are small insects that spread diseases like malaria and dengue, killing around 725,000 people annually. They can be very harmful.