10 Most Dangerous Places Where You Can Get Attacked By Animals!

[@trix_ant25]

He did all that to impress a girl that would’ve let him die thinking he was pulling a joke in the water. Man I know he was in the hospital rethinking everything.

[@Kylie-lw4fy]

Yea no shit Sherlock

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

Being a fool is never impressive

[@trix_ant25]

@@Kylie-lw4fy KZbin just keep saving you deleting my comment like bitches this soft ass app🤣🤣

[@trix_ant25]

@@Kylie-lw4fy what did you gain from that??? You feel cool??? Goofy

[@Pascals_Wager]

When will men realize that woman are not impressed by stupidity no matter how brave you are to do it🙄 But I'm very glad the young man will recover. 💗

[@michaelspeyrer1264]

“He got bit by a crock jumping into crac filled waters.” What could possibly go wrong?

[@BenTB1]

ur right

[@brianabennett5072]

Nice

[@jacquelynperry7941]

Yeah, that sounds exactly like something only an 18yo boy hi on hormones wud think a good idea. She didn't even notice him screaming in abject terror. Was she blonde & just looking at her reflection in th water? Lucky he got out alive. Lesson learned on many levels.

[@robertholstein5039]

Tbh i wouldn't call the Johnston River croc infested. Check The Northern Territory- thats croc infested. The Johnston River crocs are fresh water, much smaller and way less aggressive towards humans. However what he did was still pretty stupid- obviously.

[@MowMowMowDiittyMow]

@@robertholstein5039 wtf? I call BS. Johnstone is full of salties. I agree no where near the concentration as the NT waterways but you are full of it. Spoken like someone who doesnt even live in FNQ. I even dare you to jump into the Johnstone and swim away from your placid "freshies". Thats right, no one in their right mind would do such a thing, you'd have to be thinking with your little head. I have a go pro so we can film it. Much love from Cairns

[@garthwagner5782]

I worked for an oil company that operated in a remote are in the Arctic circle and on more than one occasion we had to chase polar bears out of our camp with heavy equipment. One of my co workers was actually chased and was fortunate enough to hide in a bundle of pipes and called for help over radio. Polar bears are terrifying.

[@yogeswarykumaresan2929]

L Pwllheli Rg are

[@Seventeendogs]

I haven't worked yet cuz I only 14.... :( I have to wait 8 yrs till I can graduate college and be a movie director

[@lubnahinai]

❌CORRECTION :- Mt. Kilimanjaro🌋 is in TANZANIA 🇹🇿 and not in KENYA 🇰🇪. Though you can visit the Mt. From Kenya since the countries are close to each other.

[@taraosborne699]

I jumped into raging alligator infested waters cause I was attracted to a girl.. 🤦‍♀️

[@furkhankhader8875]

😁😁

[@mandyyoung6055]

Is it still 80 dollars an hour for a psych doc? Juss asking

[@jmongmon1100]

Yup. She must have thought him a genius afterwards.

[@armandomatos6262]

Hell no ..my self. I do good..no need for stupid crazy things.

[@mydogiscute857]

Soooooo smart

[@jenniferbrown8314]

This is why people need to stay out of the animals area, they're not called WILD animals for no reason

[@charms501]

Exactly Jennifer. Some ppl are so enamored with wild animals, and trying to play with them that they forget they are dangerous. Even of they don't play with them, they put themselves in danger by going into area where they know wild animals live

[@charms501]

@Canyons Liveries and Limousine Service Transports wow you were good at your job.

[@butchvito]

Explain that to people who live in villages who have no other options. Where they risk their lives everyday trying to get water from croc and hippo infested rivers. Other people like living their lives, exploring nature and the outdoors instead of being glued to their phones 24/7.

[@jenniferbrown8314]

@@butchvito thats all well and good cuz your taking responsibility for yourself..its the people that blame the animal for doing what's in its nature to do that piss me off..

[@charms501]

@@butchvito Hi Matthew you made a very valid point there. I forgot that some people live in villages where wild animals animals roam or where they live in the water what they get for their cooking, bathing and drinking. These people do not have the luxury or option that we have to be glued to a phone or computer or TV every single day they are trying to live their life the best way they can in the world of animals These people do not have the luxury or option that we have to be glued to a phone or computer or TV every single day they are trying to live their life the best way they can. Believe me I am not insensitive to any of this I see enough programs or enough specials about how people are victimized on a daily basis by animals that live in their immediate area they don't answer this and they don't deserve it.

[@ash_embers]

What you mean “murdered in cold blood” if you shoot a deer we don’t say you murdered that deer, that polar bear was hunting and as an animal whose finding it harder and harder to find enough food they will eat what they can find it isn’t murder it is nature. ( I do feel bad that the man died but wrong phrasing).

[@chaseredding6518]

You are anerd

[@yousrahkaddura2727]

Exactly

[@brianwood9849]

Right! Just the animals instinct , but humans destroy everything premeditated

[@stevenwoodruff1519]

You are completely right

[@wanontoraz2946]

wow

[@jenniferbrown8314]

And what really makes me mad about this, is people do this and then the animal has to be put down..they're just doing what's in their nature to do

[@anthonylentini3487]

Don’t worry there’s plenty more animals

[@jamesmacleod9382]

It''s also in our nature to do it.

[@tatjana7326]

Except the animals shown in the video because most of them are from zoos. But I definitely agree with you.

[@ferngabriel5851]

Thats what happened to the coyotes in Vancouver. The coyotes nipped at people. Nothing serious. No one got stitches. Stanley Park is too urbanized for animals. 😒

[@stormyfreeman6860]

There’s plenty of animals in the world

[@BatCaveOz]

I was once viciously attacked in a nightclub by a cougar, while vacationing in Northern England.

[@bonnytaylor7558]

Lmfa

[@bonnytaylor7558]

Sorry lmfao

[@antwoinemarshall4955]

LOL.

[@Kylie-lw4fy]

Damn my man got scars was it bad

[@662jd3]

Lmaoo🤣🤣

[@wolverinesinsanity7867]

Imagine almost dying to impress a girl just for her to put you in the friendzone still

[@moosehead1183]

He was hunting and the polar bear " murdered him in cold blood".... Isn't that exactly what HE was going to do?

[@90sbaby6]

Yeah cuz people hunt polar bears 🥴 think before you type dude

[@keishaj4143]

Actually there are a lot of illegal polar bear hunters, while it’s probably not what the hunter was hunting, I suggest you ‘Think before you type, dude.’

[@keishaj4143]

What are you, American?

[@moosehead1183]

@@keishaj4143 hahaha..be nice!

[@bigbeard134]

@@keishaj4143 i’m curious what country you’re from 💯💯💯

[@keyboardwarrior9471]

Spiders absolutely, positivity, make me running away, screaming and getting some type of weapon able

[@AngelaSmith_1970]

Some places I’m good with seeing from afar 😳

[@robyroby8330]

Yeah i fucking agree on that

[@garretthosk50]

Through a screen is better in my eyes.

[@loochiDollaz]

Angela 😍😍😍

[@gameofpool7359]

Yep if I was in one of those places I would shit my pants

[@rubyredwings9163]

Ight

[@thepatrickjr5524]

He said the tigers "came to see humans as pests". The tigers are correct.

[@thepatrickjr5524]

@@aep7113 Humans are supposed to be more intelligent than that. Animals act that way to survive, humans act that way.. for no good reason. Animals generally kill to survive, humans kill for what? And yeah I have no doubt a tiger or lion or whatever would rip my face off. I also would not be surprised to be carjacked or whatever by a human. Sure, all 8 billion or whatever humans have a right to be here, and animals have a right too. Sadly, they can't control things like litter and pollution that humans should be able to control.

[@mysticalmusic9808]

The irony how they don t tell in most cases how they ended up in those situations. Animals in most cases don't attack unless provoked.

[@billclay9489]

Exactly

[@CMW_Gaming]

except hyenas

[@mysticalmusic9808]

@@CMW_Gaming yes but the video did not only feature hyenas . Most of the people that were attacked suffered because of their own actions.

[@GalaxyWolf-pd5wu]

True most animals avoid fights so they don't get hurt if they do they weak and in some cases helpless

[@jermainreed9653]

That bullshit..you don’t have to provoke a croc..you provoke it by getting in the water

[@rawrice3096]

Why single out Queensland only? How about mentioning the Northern Territory where every Aussie knows you do not go swimming in waterways / rivers / creeks because it’s guaranteed you will see multiple Crocs.

[@tamster6594]

I'm assuming you live in Queensland.. yeah? I get defensive when my home town (or province or country) is singled out too. lol Stay safe (& dry) out there eh.. Cheers

[@anthonylentini3487]

Because this video was stupid

[@melissabaker4852]

I know your right like very right those people must be very stupid

[@richardgrayson3241]

7:29 The Polar Bear didn't "murder" the local hunter; at worst, the Bear was only guilty of self-defence.

[@serenityklose5895]

Top 10 could be all in Australia. Redback spider, Stone fish, Bull shark, Saltwater Croc, Brown snake, Emu, Blue-ringed Octopus, Dingo, Red kangaroo, Tasmanian devil, you name it!

[@vivien._.editz0]

0-0 Here I can only think of like two snakes and two spiders! And coyotes… and rabid foxes… and mountain lions… and wolves… But Uhm I’ll cross Australia off my to go list

[@j2174]

They could also all be in Canada. Never f*ck with a beaver. Or a Canada goose.

[@awesomepaws3526]

Number 1 is Vancouver? I went on a holiday there and it was beautiful! I didnt even meet any hostile animals. It is very cool there I recommend a vacation at vancouver

[@shugie]

I think falling into a hole/rattle snake pit in the western desert of the United States might be kind of rough

[@raymondbatchelor1372]

Animals that eat people you don’t go find them and treat them like they are tame. How Human stupidity annoys me

[@silverstarstables756]

And I thought getting stung by a bee once was bad enough my goodness

[@ukiss4ever7]

I got stung by a bee trice lol but good thing is I got nothing serious. But I got scared of it cause I don't want to stung by it again, it's painful lol

[@angelogarcia1385]

I live in Texas but I’ve never seen a bear or a croc. I wouldn’t doubt that they’re out there somewhere

[@luccacatalano1590]

Scary I got stung by a scorpion tho and it hurt so much the pain lasted for 3 days But if u see a bear slowly back away and try not to run or make eye conact

[@Kylie-lw4fy]

@Allen B it’s because of. The flood they come up to eat when the water level goes up and if you get attacked by one and thay grab you and roll then roll with it

[@laurenmj3653]

I also live in Texas and have never seen a bear here. But there are a lot of deadly snakes

[@5.56clutcha9]

@@laurenmj3653 y’all got gators or crocs right? I mean y’all close ash to Louisiana so

[@tmac7624]

There are black bears out west, big bend national park is one of the areas they call home. However there damn sure aren’t brown bear in Texas. Video maker was factually incorrect on that!!

[@Raven-kv9mb]

I love visiting these places ON VIDEO!! Yes,...I am a coward, but I love to learn!

[@1coolnika133]

Your smart

[@Raven-kv9mb]

@@1coolnika133 Thank-you!!

[@Raven-kv9mb]

@CHRIS Stylez Thank-you!!

[@jbangerz336]

no fool, smart

[@mohammadali-vw7xr]

Lol same

[@tinaharnish]

I take exception to your description of the coyotes in Stanley Park being so dangerous. The problem was caused by people feeding the wild animals. They only culled a few. There's been no more trouble since. AND NOBODY DIED. Just some bites before the cull. None since. Coyotes did kill a runner, but that was on the east coast. No, Stanley Park still has coyotes and people are getting fined if they put them at risk. Don't feed them. Don't get too close for selfies.

[@Keny.2007]

Ayooo why you put my name in number #9 lol 😂😂

[@nightshademasquerade4703]

"attacked by wild animals" *Talks about how DEAD snakes in a well / contaminated water wasn't the cause of death; toxic fumes were*

[@xcjbmgx]

Great vid

[@matthodges2598]

Lived in Alaska for twenty years. Worked on the pipe line. And the polar bear, is the only bear, that hunts humans.

[@cyrusmuller6502]

That’s not true bears are known for going after men

[@matthodges2598]

@@cyrusmuller6502 you clearly don't know what you are talking about. Sure a hungry starving brown bear, who can't hunt. You should look up Timothy Treadwell. He was around them all the time. And they didn't hunt him. The old bear killed him, because it was hungry and he was easy target. Now a polar bear, will hunt you like prey. Young, or old they don't care. But everyone is allowed to there opinion. God bless America.

[@myyacorkan]

Statistically speaking there are more brown bear attacks than any other bear in Canada and Alaska, and in all of North America.

[@matthodges2598]

@@myyacorkan that would make common sense since not a lot of people live that far north.

[@myyacorkan]

@@matthodges2598 I'm not trying to be rude but I'm missing the point of what your reply had to do with the conversation

[@hinchman101]

These videos are great. 😊

[@one1onetime935]

@3:16 That Emergency room is getting quiet famous !!

[@MOEEWordMouf]

I literally get blazed & watch your videos. I find this funny & interesting how animals really are smarter than most humans, they show time after time how they can demolish us! Another reason I stay out of those woods most ppl don't go like the rain forest lol

[@IntrepidFraidyCat]

Any animal can be dangerous. Feral hogs killed a woman in the Texas coastal bend a few years ago. Crazy stuff.

[@jazz3123]

The woman didn't even know he was attacked...DAM!

[@emmanuelgitau4206]

It is a good adventure, I liked this video,I learnt something new

[@johnbockelie3899]

Why do people think they can walk among wild animals thinking nothing will go wrong ?. To the animal, your just hamburger.

[@taylorequestrian]

The Queensland Australia one at the start is so exaggerated, (I live in Australia) crocs are dangerous but it is still so exaggerated!

[@PeakTimeRacing]

I live in Vancouver, Canada and Vancouver being number 1 because of Coyote attacks is laughable. Not one single death and most the Coyotes have already been removed in that single park it was happening. There’s nothing dangerous about Vancouver.

[@anthonylentini3487]

Exactly. That was downright absurd

[@stevengood2481]

This whole list was not what the title said it was. This should be titled "Places where people have been attacked." Because the whole state of Texas and the entire Atlantic Ocean should not be in there. And they were very randomly placed, #10 might have been the most dangerous single location. Also one of them wasn't even an animal attack it was just people dying from the fumes of a water pump.

[@j2174]

Just like a Canadian to complain when they are actually getting attention.

[@mosriteminioncause7741]

The deadliest creature known to man? Great White/NO... King Cobra/NO... Saltwater Croc/NO...the lowly.....Mosquito/ injecting Disease.

[@robins.9700]

"If you've ever thought about what it would be like to be attacked by a polar bear..." Nope...can't say that I have lol

[@forevernomad1766]

Those coyotes must be plentiful and really hungry to have to find a new food source especially one with such a struggle to kill for food

[@akshaychitgopekar6275]

Sunderbans isn’t actually that dangerous, I’ve been there and the only predator we found was crocs, and they were lazy as heck

[@lilbeartv9039]

A hunter went out to hunt and was murdered by a polar bear the irony in that statement

[@lemonslice1733]

Among wild animals, i think leopards hate the sight of Humans the most. Thats why the avoid humans at all cost or if they feel like it they will definitely attack

[@moon10053]

Visited Sunderbans , did trips throughout the islands and jungles with the help of guides, and spent the nights in the middle of the river on a boat surrounded by jungles. It was creepy, adventurous and thrilling, but also felt safe too. The only time I felt scared was coming out of the wc which opened directly on to the narrow side deck of the boat, in the middle of the night. I made a dash towards the cabin 😂 We caught of a glimpse of the tiger who came to drink water at the watering hole. The places are well protected for tourists , so it's not so scary as it's made to sound in the video.

[@kaitlinmichelle9272]

That would just be terrifying if you found yourself in any of these

[@LukeOliver325]

They should make a move about Debra and her ship instead of sharknato for sure. Thanks for the video. My first one by this team. I sub

[@nickhebert8829]

#3) Sharks- eat an entire crew of people Statistics- that’s as rare as getting zapped by lighting 10 times in a row. Me- when Sharks start walking around on land or we start all start going in groups to tread water in the ocean than that statistic will finally be more accurate…

[@bradharris64]

Awesome video

[@kimbelsimpson7535]

The scariest place I can imagine being attacked by a wild animal is Australia.

[@wakeupandbord]

and if not the animals the cops will attack you

[@kimbelsimpson7535]

@@wakeupandbord Australia is the only place I know where you can't sit on the 🚽 and take a 💩 without worrying about being bit on the ass by a snake.

[@kimbelsimpson7535]

@SuGirl abk Yeah, and it's a beautiful place to die too.

[@rawrice3096]

Being an Aussie born and bred, I am tired of seeing Australia get a bad name of posts such as this. If you aren’t a dickhead and respect the fact there are dangerous animals here, you will be ok. Though you can get bitten on your doddle by a redback spider or a snake by going to the toilet.

[@kimbelsimpson7535]

@@rawrice3096 Lol, that's why your country's got a bad rap because you're not even safe on your own toilet.

[@russell2910]

Not sure if it is common for the team to get rid of it but I have mixed vegetables and politics and now I don't know how much I can find. It's a good idea to be stealthy and the other day in kindergarten and it started snowing

[@xoemilee99]

As a person who lives in the heart of Texas… I can say that it’s not THAT bad unless you’re just not prepared 😂😂

[@xoemilee99]

@C.O.V.I.D. Certificate of Vaccination ID that’s very true haha!!

[@tmac7624]

And there sure as hell aren’t fucking brown bears in Texas. Head out to big bend national park and you might get lucky and see a black bear though.

[@giaslife1234]

The 10th one happened to my cousin too it’s so scary

[@thehyenachief347]

Dummy why would he do that 😂 he deserves that 😂 damn shame what hormones would do its killed alot of people💯👍🏾🤨

[@diannewhite3326]

I'm live in Australia and have travelled up to the Northern Territory on a few occasions. I would just like to let you know, that there are more crocodiles in the Northern Territory (NT), a territory which is beside the state of Queensland, than Queensland actually have. Might be a good idea to get your information updated. I do have a short story to tell you about crocs and swimming. My father was posted to Darwin, capital of the (NT) during WWII. The weather is always hot in the NT, and as there are plenty of waterholes to swim in but they mostly are inhabited by crocs. Because the men wanted to swim, they chose a waterhole, but for safety sake, they had men with riflles keeping guard just in case crocs are in the waterholes - my father was one of the swimmers, but fortunately he didn't encounter any of them.

[@j2174]

Yeah most of the crocs in Queensland are in the more northern parts. I’ve seen plenty of crocs in both the State and the Northern Territory. Certainly didn’t go into any water lightly. Even when we went white water rafting, the idea of crocs in the water was in my mind. We capsized too, as a “joke” from our leader.

[@michelleg5371]

I live in qld and I’ve never seen one in the wild lol. Only on a croc farm way up north .

[@j2174]

@@michelleg5371 Yeah, I think they are mostly near the top end? Daintree river has them

[@Ayaanhuss9]

@@j2174 don't die as a disbelievers

[@Ayaanhuss9]

@@michelleg5371 fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 never ends for disbelievers

[@tamster6594]

re: Polar Bear attacks; "a man was killed in CoLd BlOoD while HuNtInG"... Really?? lol That's a perfect example of a 'contradiction in terms' if ever I saw one. It's like saying 'the man was killed in cold blood while out killing in cold blood'.. lol.

[@thefinalhashiraangrysag415]

Look up Cahills crossing in Northern Territory, Australia 🐊 I’m a little surprised it’s not on this list to be honest

[@randybaldwin8199]

I live in the Vancouver area. Coyotes were only biting people. Still if people weren't feeding them they probably wouldn't have started to be aggressive

[@dredubz5825]

I’m from Vancouver Island and I had no idea there was even Coyotes in Vancouver. No idea at all! How did I not hear about this!?

[@j2174]

@@dredubz5825 There are coyotes everywhere in Canada including the big cities. There’s signs on all the trails in the valley in Toronto

[@dredubz5825]

@@j2174 Thanks for the info! I had no idea! I haven’t lived in Canada for 9 years and before that I didn’t get off the island much 😬

[@sarahjennings7445]

This video teaches me a big lesson!

[@athena8534]

Lol it's not in cold blood, that hunter was hunting and possibly hunting polar bears. That's fair game and the bear won

[@jacquelynperry7941]

YES, thanks for clarifying that. Th bear hunts to survive, it's NOT murder. AND, they'r not successful 100% of th time so they'r HUNGRY. Polar bears' ice floes r rapidly dwindling, reducing their ability to hunt, so when a bear spots something that looks like a meal show up in front of him/her, it's not murder, it's DoorDash.

[@emilycourt]

I live in Australia Northern Territory and the last time I checked we definitely have more crocodiles here than Queensland does. They may have some around northern Queensland but not many, they mainly have jellyfish and sharks. We go out camping at Daly River lots and there has been 5metre crocs literally stalking us from the river below. 4 dogs have been eaten since we started going. If there was any situation where we felt threatened or near attacks we would just shoot the croc.

[@j2174]

Wow. Maybe you should stop taking dogs in the river.

[@catchannel2.0]

Number 10... but what we really want to know is? Did she hang out with him again even though she wasn't impressed 🤔

[@sweetsweet81]

I think seeing his arm hanging by skin and all that blood would do her in.

[@bubblegumplayz4963]

Thats soo true lol

[@jaredstiner5333]

I’m dead at the polar bear one “a hunter was attacked and killed in cold blood while on a hunting trip” …. Maybe the polar bear was like uh……. Naurrrr mister hunter man

[@telianabillson1101]

You can put up the signs say, Do not enter or beware of animals. People see them but they ignored them. Next think you know, somebody's dead 😱. So what's the purpose of put up the signs cuz they're going to ignore them anyway.

[@Laser_B0ss]

So they can’t be sued

[@jamesmacleod9382]

Who can say how many payed attention and didn't enter? But the not getting sued thing sound right on.

[@aaronowen4425]

I just love it when videos use thumb nails that are not even in the video - I will remember "world list" and will not click again.

[@R2F762]

As Pakistani 1st time and for only 15 min I will respect India bcaz they don’t kill tiger RESPECT +

[@carrieleo3121]

do you have your sources listed somewhere? I'd like to use these stats.

[@WoeReeVade]

They listed the most dangerous place in the world for animal attacks as Vancouver Canada, and you think this is a video that can be used to source data from? The number four place had that deadly animal known as the water pump. THEY LISTED A PLACE AS DANGEROUS FOR ANIMAL ATTACKS BECAUSE 2 GUYS SUFFOCATED IN AN ENCLOSED SPACE BECAUSE THEY WERE RUNNING A GAS-POWERED WATER PUMP, AND YOU WANT TO USE THEM AS A SOURCE? You are exactly the kind of idiot they wanted to watch this video and leave comments and a thumbs up. Go soak your head.

[@carrieleo3121]

@@WoeReeVade- if you want to talk about being an idiot, you aren't making any sense since you are claiming I want to use this video from which to source information. However, that's not what I said. I asked the poster of the video to kindly post the sources from which the video producer derived the information heard in the video. You seem like a lovely lad. Just a little bitter. So i gave you a thumbs down. How's that? ;)

[@dawoodal-mahdi6744]

Point of correction, Mt Kilimanjaro isn't in Kenya. The highest peak in Africa is in Tanzania.

[@JM-wt4zz]

Also, talks about hyenas while showing images of wild dogs (Lycaon pictus). Terrible video, I quickly turned this video off.

[@BNMURR]

Anyone else turn this off when they started talking about hyenas while showing wild dogs

[@malicod6101]

If youre talking about the polor bear it’s actually illegal because of how endangered they are so if a polor bear sees you and you have a gun with one ammunition , you dont shot the bear, you shot youre self its going to be a lot less painful and faster. And dont even try running they can go like 40mph

[@j2savbossman920]

It’s a live or die I’m shooting the fucking thing in the head I ain’t dieing

[@tocaleahv7880]

Im glad I already wanna die

[@Monatio79]

Darwin awards for numbers 10 and 8. Number 4 has nothing to do with snakes.

[@itzkittencatgaming4856]

A croc isnt that scary in Australia people see it alot if you leave them alone and just walk strate past you are fine

[@vickymcdonald1311]

11:53 he looks like he’s having a good time

[@thatsright4116]

I am from West bengal where sundarban is located but never been there though my dad has gone and heard many times many people are attacked every year😔

[@JamesBond-rl1wt]

Yoooo the 10ft long garter snake in the thumbnail

[@ayimmali2893]

First comment!😉

[@darthresch952]

Those sharks were white tips in the yacht story. Also polar bears kill for food or when fucked with, not in cold blood lol! That bear was hungry.

[@gingersnapps]

I am allergic to bees and when I was maybe 7 or 8 I steeped into a yellow jacket nest and was stung about 30 times all over ,my mom hushed me to the E.R and they were able to save me but it was close to turning out very differently

[@donnakolo968]

I GOT A CHILL! MY DOPEY HUSBAND WAS ALLERGIC TO BEES TIL I MARRIED HIM AND SENT HIM TO THE DOCTOR FOR EPI PEN. OVER THE YEARS, HE COULD GET AWAY WITH JUST BENADRYL. HE HAD TO GET USED TO BEING IN THE COUNTRY.

[@crow1989]

Yellow jackets are wasps mate. Not bees.

[@Touristicated]

That happened to me when I was in the 4th grade playing basketball with my buddies! Til this day I’m still scared of them and the buzzing sound makes my skin crawl! 😱🤫😊

[@Ayaanhuss9]

@@Touristicated don't die as a disbelievers

[@Ayaanhuss9]

@@crow1989 don't die as a disbelievers

[@chrispirillo9791]

Những ca sĩ khác cho mình cảm giác thư giãn khi nghe! Còn ĐP luôn cho mình bị cuốn theo tinh thần bài hát.

[@shamma1357]

Mt. Kilimanjaro is NOT in Kenya, It's in Tanzania.

[@lauraclaire]

I’m an Australian we actually have two different types of crocodiles, The fresh water crocodile and the salt water crocodile. It’s actually the salt water crocodile that’s more dangerous. The freshwater crocodiles are like a cranky dog if you leave it alone and give it plenty of space your fine but I still wouldn’t go in the water with one hanging around. What that guy did was so stupid that was a salt water croc.

[@LuminaPhoenix]

And nothing of this happened out of cruelty or pure lust. All those animals acted like they always would, if a prey would come across. Even the bees only tried to protect themselves. I really don’t believe that the animals are the danger, they only did what their instincts told them. The animals were totally right, humans broke into their place of living, and they have to live with everything that comes from it…

[@olvialee7221]

713: From the image, it’s just like from Anaconda: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid

[@clarencekayser1861]

I call the ones that put themselves in situation where they can get attacked, natural selection

[@indrapramitghosh3656]

Yes we live in the sunderbans...

[@dispaxch1409]

No sympathy when hunters get hunted

[@mahnsboginivalu6210]

You got awsome educational video but i dnt know why all yor subtitle be blocking the whole screen.. not cool..

[@Rob-vy4bu]

"If you go to Indonesia, look out for wells filled with snakes, you just might suffocate"....from a faulty pump. And this was #4 on your profoundly stupid list. But let's discuss your claim that brown bears, snakes, sharks and alligators are the main animals killing people in TX. You are so, so, so wrong. Brown bears aren't native to TX. Black bears are, but the only recorded fatal bear attack was in 1934, and that was a guy killed by his own bear from his road-side zoo. The last fatal shark attack in all of Texas was in 1962. There are no recorded fatal alligator attacks in Texas. And on average, 1 to 2 people in TX die each year from venomous snake bites. Far deadlier animals in TX include dogs, bees (wasps, hornets), livestock....but that's less scary.

[@NannupTiger]

Definitely pet dogs kill more people! And livestock (cows, bulls, horses etc.) This article she be re-titled as 'wild animal attacks' because domestic animals kill WAY more humans every year around the world.. For example, domestic dogs kill over 25,000 people every year!

[@irtisamulislam6269]

The Royal Bengal Tiger in the sundarbans are the most aggressive and dangerous kind of tigers.

[@HeatherK82]

Oh my gosh as a Texas girl watching this list of dangerous places to get killed by wild animals… Having my freaking home be number two on the list made me laugh out loud. I’m sorry if that’s callous. I guess since we’re number two in the list… Apparently were pretty brave?! I don’t even know what to think of this. I’m still laughing.

[@joshuacopeland223]

Texas doesn't have brown bears... Black Bears yes but no browns

[@przybyla420]

I think Texas probably just has the most psychos and worst police investigators.

[@djkreigline2760]

Djk34💘💝🥰🥰 are you single how old you are

[@candywrappers1780]

This stuff is crazy and I’m literally just trying my best to keep the info in my head so yeah.

[@bcal2524]

First off I lived in AZ for 30 years. Yes there are bees, but not nearly as many as this guy makes there out to be. Most bees are not going to sting you for no reason. In this case I guarantee you a hive (which can be found all around the world) was disturbed to where the bees were provoked and attacked. Don’t mess with a bee hive or a swarm of bees and I guarantee you’ll be good

[@dammitderrick]

Jumping in a river with crocodiles to impress a woman. 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@ertanuca5463]

Cougars are dangerous in every bar after midnight!

[@callanmurphy9807]

Yeh Australia has crocs in more places than the specific place in Queensland. We've also gotten most of the world's most dangerous animals and reptiles.

[@tabbyatterberry2951]

I have always wanted to visit/explore Australia but after seeing just 1/4 of the animal's I had a change of heart lol

[@callanmurphy9807]

@@tabbyatterberry2951 haha it's not that bad really, unless you go out searching for them than you're fine, most of them if you're keen to see them, you can always see at the zoos or parks any way. Though we do get snakes and spiders at home a bit lol

[@tabbyatterberry2951]

@@callanmurphy9807 the 🐍 and 🕷 are what scares me the most 😳 🤣 From the pictures and videos I have seen it very beautiful over there! I will just have to admire from afar 🤣

[@Insatiableismyname747]

Nice

[@snakemadness1439]

Dallas tx here and I'm always on the water at least 2 days out of the week fishing and yet to get attacked by anything . But I do say I play with a lot of water moccasins ;)

[@jayesisimmons8495]

Number 4 was ridiculously dumb I’m sorry! Great video though

[@charlesmurto6791]

I love your video

[@DJR4TL3Y]

*getting attcked by crocodile* “OW FUCK HELP IM BEING EATEN” Cute girl: lmaooo😂😂i cant with you *walks out with my arm hanging on my threads of skin* Cute girl: 👁👄👁

[@ironicelephant3492]

😂

[@AnythingAnlmals]

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