Top 10 about animals. Part 01

 Top 10 about animals

  Part 01



     The 10 animals that kill the most people a year


     People die for various reasons. So among them, one of the worst ways to die is to be murdered. People are not the only ones who kill people. Animals also kill people. So today in this list are the animals that kill the most people in a year. Many of these animals may not look dangerous, but they are dangerous animals that kill thousands of people a year.



     10. Tapeworms
     9. Ascaris roundworms
     8. Scorpions
     7. Freshwater snails
     6. Assassin bugs
     5. Tsetse flies
     4. Dogs
     3. Serpents
     2. People
     1. Mosquitoes


     The 10 strongest animals in the world


     Now let's see about the 10 strongest animals in the world. When body size is ignored, the strongest animals in the world are not what we think. Because there are many small animals with relatively high strength for their body size. There are ten selected animals in this list. It also contains reptiles, birds, mammals and insects. These are the ten most powerful animals in these animal groups.



     10. Anaconda
     9. Grizzly bear
     8. Oxen
     7. African bush elephant
     6. Tiger
     5. Eagle
     4. Gorilla
     3. Leafcutter ant
     2. Rhinoceros Beetle
     1. Dung Beetle


     The 10 strongest animals in the world according to the bite force


     Insects are the strongest animals in the world. But now we are talking about the animals with the strongest bite force in the world. Here the mammals are in the front. bite force is the measure of how much bite per square meter causes crushing. The strength of an animal can also be measured by this bite force. Because many animals use their bite force to attack another animal. The specialty of this is that both carnivores and herbivores are included in this list. So now let's see the 10 animals with the strongest bite force in the world.



     10. Lion
     9. Grizzly bear
     8. Tiger
     7. Hyena
     6. Polar bear
     5. Gorilla
     4. Jaguar
     3. Hippopotamus
     2. Great White shark
     1. Crocodile


     In particular, animals considered to be endangered are not included in this list. If those animals were also included, this list would have changed more.

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