Which animal is the most dangerous and deadly to humans? Many people think of “shark” or “lion” or something like that. In fact, shark and lion attacks on people are very limited, but under the influence of a series of movies such as Jaws, humans are particularly afraid of sharks.

Let’s look at a specific list. This list Narrows it down. Instead of saying “shark,” “insect,” “lizard,” and so on, we’re just talking about mammals. A total of nine dangerous and deadly mammals are listed. It might surprise you, but it makes perfect sense.

The danger level goes from low to high!

NO.9 Dog

According to various sources, tens of thousands of people are killed in dog attacks every year. Between 1982 and 2013, an estimated 466 people were killed by dogs in North America. According to the White Paper on China’s Pet Industry, the number of urban dogs in China in 2022 will be 51.19 million. According to incomplete statistics from the Chinese Medical Rescue Association, about 40 million people are bitten by cats and dogs every year in China.

In Shenzhen alone, where the dog registration rate is high, according to data released by the Shenzhen Center for Disease Control and Prevention, from January to August 2023, 63,000 people in Shenzhen were licked, scratched or bitten by dogs, resulting in exposure to dog injuries.

NO.8 Lion

Between 1990 and 2005, nearly 900 people were attacked by lions in Tanzania, according to a report in the journal Nature. In 1898, two lions are said to have killed dozens of railway workers in Kenya, also an African country. You can check out “BEAST” starring Idris Elba, which describes the dangers of lions.

Local lions often attack humans for food, killing nearly 200 people a year during the dry season. Even in the rainy season, when food is plentiful, lions kill about 35 people a year, a record that is regularly broken. Most people who are attacked by lions have a hard time escaping death, and these lion attacks on humans are often fatal. Lions like to hide next to human paths and attack lone walkers in the dark. Sometimes, lions enter through thatched roofs to drag children or elderly people from their beds. Five years ago, a woman named Akeli was attacked twice by lions in three months, dragging her parents and children away in horrific scenes.

NO.7 Bear

Bears are dangerous. You’ve all heard that. In The Revenant, “Leonardo” kills a bear, and the film also shows the ferocity of the bear. The bear’s sense of smell is very developed, although there are many “bears” in the cartoon are very cute, but do not think that they are what cute things. Between 2000 and 2015, there were 664 “brown bear attacks,” not counting “polar bears,” “black bears,” and so on.

Bear attacks happen every year in Japan. From 2010 to 2020, brown bears in Hokkaido caused six deaths, 22 injuries and cumulative agricultural losses of 1.7 billion yen. In Honshu, black bears are responsible for about 80 injuries and several deaths each year. In May and June 2016, four people were killed by black bears while picking bamboo shoots in Akita Prefecture.

NO.6 Tiger

This is easy to understand, although the number of tigers has been greatly reduced! But its fighting power is too strong to be messed with. Between Bangladesh and India, there is a region called the Sundarbans, where more than 200 people are dead in tiger attacks every year. In the late 20th century, tigers were responsible for an average of 1,000 deaths per year, compared to about five deaths per year for sharks, which are considered the most ferocious.

The ferocious Champawat man-eating tiger attacks on humans began in a village called Rupa in the Himalayas of western Nepal. The large tiger has always been very secretive, often leaving only an elusive pool of blood after hunting. It is estimated that it killed more than 200 people during its time in Nepal.

NO.5 Hippo

I once read a report that a hippo can bite through a boat crossing a river. Because hippos think that a boat floating on the river is a dangerous animal such as “crocodile”. It is said that thousands of people die every year from hippo attacks.

In fact, hippos kill more people each year than lions. Hippos are deadly land mammals, killing an estimated 500 people a year (while lions are responsible for just 22). This is because they are very aggressive and territorial and have a habit of rushing boats and capsizing them. The people on the boat either drowned or were killed by the dangerous animals. With an average weight of 1,500kg (male) and big, sharp teeth, it’s definitely an animal you don’t want to face.

NO.4 Horse

Unlike some of the animals above, horses are good friends of humans, but humans are injured by horses more often than not. Of course, from the point of view of death, the probability of horses causing danger is relatively small, and the large number is true because the passenger flow volume of horse farms are too large.

According to the relevant statistics, between 200 and 300 people are killed by falling horses every year. In addition to falling to death, riding can lead to other injuries, such as minor injuries, broken bones, etc. Experts estimate that between 6,000 and 8,000 people, mostly children, suffer minor injuries from horseback riding each year. In addition, more than 4,000 people a year suffer broken bones from horseback riding.

NO.3 Deer

The situation is somewhat similar to that of horses. Not because deer can kill people with their horns, but because deer on the road can easily cause traffic accidents. According to an insurance company, millions of traffic accidents caused by deer occur in this part of the United States every year, resulting in more than 200 deaths. However, we all understand that deer, as herbivorous animals, are unlikely to actively attack humans, let alone prey on humans.

NO.2 Elephant

The largest living land animal! It kills about 400 or 500 people a year. The main thing is that it sometimes attacks villages, causing huge damage to property, which is an important point. In terms of deadly dangerousness, it’s too heavily armored to be defended against, so getting hit by it is highly unlikely. If you see anything on the road, run.

Due to habitat loss and farmland encroaching on elephant habitat, they are coming into more frequent contact with humans, which is leading to conflict. Herds of elephants have been known to raid farms and villages and stab or trample any human in their way. A single blow from an elephant can be fatal, killing about 500 people a year.

NO.1 Human

This mammal is clearly the most dangerous to humans. Be arguably responsible for the most human deaths.

The war cost countless lives. According to incomplete statistics, the First World War lasted for four years and three months, involving 33 countries, more than 1.5 billion people involved in the war, and more than 30 million military and civilian casualties. The Second World War lasted for six years and involved more than 60 countries and regions, involving more than 2 billion people and killing more than 70 million people.

The destruction caused by modern war is even greater. The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) reported in 2003 that from 1990 to 2003, 2 million children died and 6 million were injured or disabled because of war.

QUESTION: You’ve worked / manufactured on all nine deadly mammals, right? Do you have a picture? You can make that HUMAN, too?

ANSWER: As a professional animatronic animal producer, your question is not a problem for us. Please take a look at the pictures of animal models we have given. (Selected four animals to show you)

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