22 Dangerous Animals you Should Never Touch

[@Flyingballcat]

1st also i❤️u

[@sandyyoung9073]

I wouldn’t touch none of those things.

[@UltimateFact]

Thanks

[@terradrummond2069]

😂yes I love it

[@erainmartinez8175]

Don't touch it 3:00

[@SFBenjaminK]

is he cute?

[@MacTechG4]

Pufferfish don’t carry venom in their spines just their flesh, the spines do not inject venom, you’re thinking the stonefish and the lionfish

[@josephsummer777]

Divers do not confuse fire coral with seaweed. Not ever. Puffer toxin is not in spikes. Scorpions are arachnids, not crustaceans. Two of the pics of the flamboyant cuttlefish weren’t flamboyants. One was a Pygmy cuttle. The other I couldnt see enough of to ID but could tell it wasn’t a flamboyant.

[@daisypekin6787]

scorpions aren't poisonous, they're venomous.

[@SangaySherpa-mg1dm]

Poisonous and venomonous is similar

[@murlocmaster6192]

​@SangaySherpa-mg1dm not the same tho, and poison is deadlier

[@TOO_BEYOND]

1.What is lenovia oblika: First described by Arocha-Pinango and Layrisse in Venezuela in 1967, the hemorrhagic diathesis caused in humans by touching the Lonomia species begins with inflammatory changes at the site of envenoming, followed by systemic symptoms such as headache, fever, vomiting, and malaise. 2.What is emerald cockroach wasp: Emerald cockroach wasps can be a very effective part of the defense army. They don't land long enough to sustain much damage from creatures and can quickly kill you 3.What is sea urchin: Sea urchins are covered with long, sharp, sometimes venom-coated spines. Touching or stepping on these spines typically causes a painful puncture wound. The spines commonly break off in the skin and cause chronic pain and inflammation if not removed. Joint and muscle pain and rashes may develop. 4.what is harvest ant (short) It make you extremely painful 5.what is cone snail: A cone snail sting can cause mild to moderate pain, and the area may develop other signs of an acute inflammatory reaction such as redness and swelling. 6.what is fire coral: These corals have strong stinging cells and are either blade-like (shown) or encrusting (flat), and are mustard-yellow to dark orange, often with white edges. Prevention: Do not touch any corals. Symptoms: Painful burning sensation, rash, redness, tingling, itching, welts and allergic reactions. 6.what is pufferfish: The pufferfish's skin is covered in spines and spikes, which are exceedingly hazardous. Carry a toxin called tetrodotoxin (TTX), which is deadly to other fish and humans. You should avoid touching a pufferfish, especially if it is "puffed out." Your hands could be damaged and you could die. 7.what is crown of thorn starfish: It is very painful and can cause nausea, swelling, and infection, so it must be approached with caution. It feeds on coral, which turns white and dies when eaten. Conch shellfish are unaffected by the poison and often eat these starfish." Source: Crown-of-Thorns Starfish . 8.what is Indian red scorpion: Left untreated, an Indian red scorpion sting can lead to pulmonary edema, causing death in less than 72 hours. Children are especially susceptible to these stings, many times getting stung while running around outside barefoot. 9.what is jellyfish: Jellyfish sting their prey with their tentacles, releasing a venom that paralyzes their targets. Jellyfish don't go after humans, but someone who swims up against or touches one - or even steps on a dead one - can be stung all the same. While jellyfish stings are painful, most are not emergencies. 0 10.what is slow lorus: These small animals hide a secret: they are the only existing poisonous primates. Slow lorus' venom can cause the death in small mammals and anaphylactic shock and death in people. 11.what is giant Titan beetle: When the bite happens, the beetle releases a chemical substance that can cause the skin to blister. The blister usually heals within a few days and causes no permanent extreme damage. 12.what is Selenadon: All laughing at the expense of the solenodon aside, please no touchy this animal if you happen to find one. Not just because solenodon is endangered, but because it has a venomous bite, an extreme rarity for a mammal. 13.what is platypus: The platypus is one of the few living mammals to produce venom. The venom is made in venom glands that are connected to hollow spurs on their hind legs; it is primarily made during the mating season. While the venom's effects are described as extremely painful, it is not lethal to humans. 14.what is blue dragon: A blue dragon sea slug is a sight to behold. Just don't try to actually hold it. 'Blue dragons' are sea creatures that have been turning up on popular beaches, and you DON'T want to touch them and Tunnell said if you step or touch a blue dragon, you should seek help from a lifeguard or get medical attention. "The venom is so powerful. There could be a chance of nausea, vomiting and things like that," Tunnell said. 15.what is flamboyant cuttlefish: Flamboyant Cuttlefish are technically referred to as being poisonous because they don't inject their toxins via a bite or sting. Instead, you would have to eat a Flamboyant Cuttlefish to experience any negative effects. 16.what is Brazilian wandering spider: Along with other members of the genus, they are often referred to as Brazilian wandering spiders. Its bite can cause severe symptoms, including increased pulse, blood pressure, and respiratory rate; extraordinary pain; penile erection that lasts for several hours; and, in several documented cases, death. 17.what is water bug: water bugs can deliver a painful (though nontoxic) bite between the toes of unsuspecting human feet. This explains one of their common names: toe-biter. Giant water bugs can feign death-becoming rigid for several minutes-if removed from the water, only to snap back to life. 18.what is blue ringed octopus: Symbiotic bacteria in blue-ringed octopus salivary glands produce tetrodotoxin (TTX). This substance is potently neurotoxic, blocking the transmission of nerve impulses. This stops muscles from being able to contract and has potentially deadly consequences. Hope you e n j o y Also DON'T EAT BANANA when Brazilian wanderings spider Use to a web in it

[@kendal4452]

No problem, I'm never trying to touch a bug.

[@Abdullahahmed335]

aww why not

[@kendal4452]

@@Abdullahahmed335 They just look scary to me.

[@Allious131]

@@Abdullahahmed335 Because my shoe said so

[@FinnayNurse]

Number one is very scared for me😅

[@seltik825]

Scorpions are not crustaceans. They're related to spiders, this is common knowledge.

[@BillD-h1k]

Agreed where did this guy get his research from? Scorpions belong to the arachnid family like spiders.

[@armandiic791]

Yea this is unacceptable 😠

[@BillD-h1k]

@armandiic791 agreed but too bad the film was already made.

[@sleepyhyrule6894]

Anything with an exoskeleton is basically a bug. Categories are a construct anyways.

[@riftwytch]

​@@BillD-h1kAfter calling it a crustacean, he called it an insect. Weird.

[@eifanelson4746]

It wouldn't be easy to not touch a platypus They really are so adorable

[@melodyszadkowski5256]

If it's a female you're ok. It's the males that make you wish you could die. But I think picking one up to check its gender is a 50-50 shot at pain.

[@1legend517]

Scorpions are NOT Crustaceans. They are arachnids like Spiders, Ticks and Mites.

[@raduahtemenciuc5085]

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[@1legend517]

@@raduahtemenciuc5085 It's ok. Stay uneducated.

[@1legend517]

@@raduahtemenciuc5085 It's ok, stay uneducated.

[@1legend517]

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[@1legend517]

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[@tanyairwin3695]

If you don't know anything about certain animals, don't touch them.

[@lennydetloff1031]

Exactly, curiosity killed the cat 🙀

[@Top_Facts_Amazing]

I was stung by one of them, it was really painful. 😨

[@johnvane5240]

You seem to have missed box jelly fish. As ready as the irakandli jellyfish is it’s not really a big concern in Australia because of its relatively limited habitat. The box jellyfish on the other hand is so dangerous and so widespread that it stops people from swimming in the ocean during the hottest part of the year (box jellyfish season) in the north of Australia. I know someone who was stung by a box jellyfish as a child and he can still feel the pain 30 years later.

[@joeylawn36111]

The TTX mentioned in the blue-ringed octopus is Tetrodotoxin, the same toxin found in the pufferfish mentioned earlier.

[@indridcold8433]

Tetradotoxin creates zombies. An attack is mounting unlike any other upon the world. Very ugly things are afoot. This is an extinction level event that will hit us.

[@kingscorpion712]

Scorpions are not crustaceans, they are arachnids, also only male platypus have spurs...that's just 2 of the mistakes in this video...this guy needs to study more, before putting out misinformation

[@mrstv0894]

It's difficult to recapture the platypus. They look so adorable and funny, who wouldn't want to pet them?

[@GhastlyGhostrider]

See, this is why I love the winter! No freakin giant toxic bugs comin at you in a snowstorm :D

[@BenBlackEquinoxEngelhard]

They all just live under your house where it's warm.

[@FaithOlson-k3n]

Lol I'm more of a fall person but I agree

[@smokejaguar67]

The beetle species in that thumbnail flew down the back of my shirt once when I lived in Guyana. I have never danced like that before and I have never danced like that since... I also learned how to sing opera

[@guadalupelucio9429]

Oh my nope just scary. But good to know. I have to share this.

[@The-Fishkeeper]

Your information on Pufferfish is very off in several ways, but the biggest inaccuracy is that their spines are venomous, which they are not. Puffers are very highly poisonous but are not venomous and handling them poses little risk to the human.

[@AireannaDano-nv2rp]

Fun fact about blue ringed octopus’s.when the blue rings start to appear and glow it means stay away from it because it will bite you if you try to pick it up

[@RootlessNZ]

Sea urchins, called kina in New Zealand are delicious when eaten raw. And scorpions are not insects or crustaceans - they are arachnids.

[@no_bots_allowed3992]

water bugs are so cute

[@michaelanggol1749]

im not gonna talk about that girl that looks ilke a unknown monster

[@jonneiss7562]

also, you know, my mother-in-law. She is an undead thing. Stalks the earth, especially at night. Has claws, fangs, a will to nag, it is all pure evil.

[@StevenBray-o4m]

Lol sounds like my sister pure hate and venom lol ❤

[@NatRogers]

The platypus sting is apperantly the most painful in the world haven’t seen any one game enough to try it yet

[@thundergaming5785]

I love how almost half of these are sea creatures

[@raven4k998]

roach killing wasps man who would have thought

[@politicalfoolishness7491]

Klaus Schwab should be the taste tester and safety tester.

[@chelseaopara8390]

No I will never eat a blow fish

[@elia-kayciakay6365]

the stinck bug looking one is giving me the heby jebys

[@elia-kayciakay6365]

and im not going to touch it ever right guy,s

[@cliftongaither6642]

nope

[@bruce8961]

I ate hundreds of blow fish. Years back, you could catch 50 in 30 minutes. I would Clean them, my mom cooked them. I was 12 years old when I started catching those tasty critters. Last one I caught, I was about 30yrs old

[@rjmprod]

I will never blow an Eat Fish…!

[@raymondtorres-gy8uj]

The box jellyfish is the most deadly, I'am not Even going to try to write the name of that lil box jellyfish.....That conjy Lil guy they and the cone snail they are real deadly....

[@MakeADifference02]

I think the water bug is the most dangerous if that picture is real

[@ElishaDaniels-j8r]

A Hairy Rat Of Death Metal That Is Funny

[@charleshines2142]

If you think ants are harmless, don't get _too carried away_ in that sort of thinking hehehe!!

[@Colynthesavage]

Its kinda cool how you left snakes out of this video. I say that because the world of them is a huge debate on which is deadlier or more venomous or more dangerous.

[@robinmoser5198]

dont touch the bugs and i love you

[@MarkRandolph-b8s]

I will not touch anything in this video

[@rohanmadhuatMCK]

I was bitten by a indian red scorpion,,but i'm still alive😅

[@KawaiiHippityHop-cl5bb]

The turtle in the very beginning of the video is so cute!

[@anthonycassillo5142]

Applying a fresh thick slice of onion to bee stings draws the venom out

[@banjo6685]

Scorpions: Apparently, as a rule of thumb, the larger the pincers the less toxic the venom, I wouldn't like to test it.

[@xXexileXx]

The thumb nail gives me the heby jebys

[@Silverado1st]

I had a friend that got stung by a jelly fish at a Panama beach and got god awful muscle cramps, luckily we got her safely to land and she was fine after a while. We were stationed there for a few weeks and were doing an obstacle course type physical training, the last part of which was climbing the side of a cliff, afterwards we had an end of deployment beach party.

[@Silverado1st]

I lost a nice pair of raybans in the Panamanian ocean.... worst deployment ever! lol

[@harikrishna09]

8:41 definitely not having pufferfish for dinner

[@indyj16]

just don’t touch anything in the ocean, ocean critters don’t play around

[@Reggie-kv2ql]

21:27 boy that looks enticing....

[@lsarlls3049]

I lived in Ponce, Puerto Rico as a child (1960's). There was an abundance of black urchins in the Caribbean at that time. The sting was intense, but only lasted about 15 to 20 minutes. They left black "tattoos" that were gone the next morning. My parents always told me to wear shoes in the water, but, being a child, I couldn't resist getting my bare feet in the water and wiggling my toes, etc. I'd wind up stung every time - the urchins had a habit of hiding around the rocks and in the crevices of the rocks. I've heard that the urchins have died off from the whole South side of the island, and pollution is suspected. I say "Good riddance!".

[@hossainsyed507]

I aint neva gonna touch bugs ever again

[@ryanstatt9910]

Was that a problem before the video? Wanna talk about anything?

[@BenBlackEquinoxEngelhard]

Bright colors are NOT a lure. They are a warning.

[@PatriciaHinkler]

Ok but they are completely colorful and beautiful

[@trains-ip3kr]

I thought you can use a Tourniquet to slow venom down and prevent it from spreading

[@pauld5265]

The Wandering Spider is also called the Brazilian death boner spider.

[@Paula-sw2tt]

Clint from Clint's Reptiles on KZbin talks to a man bitten by one. Interesting story.

[@Stoogewriter]

That's exactly why I don't go around looking for these creatures!

[@sandrataylor9964]

When I was a two yo, I stepped barefoot into an ant hill. Instant pain.

[@ChuckJansenII]

I classify all of these critters as Natures Most Toxic A-holes.

[@Mister-Mayhem37]

I've had several blowfish 🐡 to eat! Really really good you guy's!!

[@BreadGang215]

The fact that y’all are on here telling him what’s wrong and right is hilarious 😅

[@scobra5941]

Question everything.

[@DISCODJ74]

Pronunciations! Edema - A-deema. Brachial - Bray-chial.

[@MistySartin]

Those cockroach looking ones with pincers are here in Texas too. 1 crawled on my shoe and was going to pinch me but I kicked it off. Nasty looking bugs!

[@jaycellinnemaecusipineda9860]

I don't like to touch sea creatures again!

[@jamzray243]

I think the Brazilian wandering spider would have to be the worst one there… I am wondering which one is worse, Brazilian wandering spider, or Sydney funnel web?

[@ryanstatt9910]

The funnel web

[@michaelmcclung1829]

Actually a sand spider is the most deadly

[@CalicoVaSouthside]

I don’t know why anyone would wanna touch anything in this video . Especially raw with no gloves and protection

[@NordGermanicEmpire]

I don't even touch the Florida alligator snapper or the traditional North America snapper if I don't know what the animal is and what it's capable of doing I don't touch it it's mainly common sense.

[@SteveBrownRocks2023]

ANY critter that has spikes or needles sticking out of it should be left alone! 🤓👆🏽

[@PatriciaHinkler]

I guess

[@SteveBrownRocks2023]

@@PatriciaHinkler it’s your choice. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@harubernardo4313]

22:03 poor sergeant major😢😢😢😢

[@randallpetroelje3913]

Why are they touching them?😂Darwin award winning

[@relebogileseboko2367]

When did you get that picture

[@matildeormigos4082]

Porcupines:

[@bobsaget9675]

It's funny that you think porcupines to anything on this list.

[@theprophet9429]

spikes ALWAYS mean “don’t touch” Do some humans not know this? Wow, common sense truly is at an all-time low.

[@Tammy-v6e]

I think that all bugs are cool 😎, but I know not to touch them

[@arielmalsireal5453]

The Thumbnail 😂😂😂 Also The Viewers: 💀💀💀☠️☠️☠️

[@andrewblack4800]

Platypus dangerous didn’t know.

[@wenjiewang9021]

I wouldn't want to find out about the water bugs!

[@MinnieMouse-qs6yq]

so pretty animals are a no go

[@RichTwalaHappyDayz]

Wondering Spider & Box Jellyfish are the most dangerous in ur presented list

[@jeremysiron9622]

Sea urchins aren’t that bad if you just handle them properly, if you accidentally step on one, that’s a different story

[@aidomonelar9431]

thank you 🙏

[@elia-kayciakay6365]

im scard of bug,s

[@Nahfnfbetter]

They ate disgusting

[@Novosadjanin82]

Dude I was getting urchins out of water as a 7 year old kid. I would dive 2-3m down, grab them with hand and take out, then slowly ( with rocks ) remove the spikes. Nothing dangerous if you dont step on them.....

[@logancardenas8711]

Speaking of insects I’m actually taking care of 2 grasshoppers right now but those are harmless and you could touch them even if it does feel wired cause their not going to hurt you in case you don’t know what that is🦗🦗

[@ando1135]

who doesnt know what a grasshopper is?

[@urbannpa]

One thing I always did while diving...wore gloves.

[@bruce8961]

When I was 12yrs old, I catch and Clean about 50 blow Fish every weekend, my mom cooked them. They're a great tasting dish

[@svendtang5432]

Sea urchin just wear bathing shoes and your quit safe

[@pattananchokpipatporn5314]

NOO THE CONE SNAILS😂😂😂 5:56

[@pattananchokpipatporn5314]

lol

[@nicksteeves3652]

Thumbs down for the wack thumbnail that messes with my Trypophobia. Yall didn't need to do that.

[@johnalden6584]

Sea Urchins are a delicious treat in Japanese restaurants ! These are called Ooni ! Itadakimasu !

[@Logan_Victorian]

Scorpions are venomous, poison dart frogs are poisonous.

[@janekstrom6915]

Jag trodde verkligen att bläckfisken va den giftigaste ...😊

[@peacefulpatriots]

You should change your channels name to Ultimate Guess.

[@RocksCryOut777]

Animal #1 that's where the triceratops went

[@ando1135]

the thumbnail made my skin crawl

[@SomArt-p1b]

I have seen a emerald Walsh near my aunt restaurant but there no pray for it 😅

[@MinhTuan-bu3rf]

that bug is so scary.what name is it?

[@shankerbhatt6926]

The scorpions were also no joke

[@JamesJohnson-l9q]

Scorpions are arachnids, not crustaceans

[@benlieckfelt4140]

😂

[@k-BlazeW.W30]

😂 its consider an animal lol

[@allisonthomas8595]

If it's in a cone, leave it alone

[@thoughts-on-the-list]

I thought having a ‘cockroach-eating wasp’ would be a good thing, like a natural pest control to an extent? Or at least the case till the wasps multiply…

[@lsarlls3049]

Aren't those giant cockroach-eating wasps the ones that they are trying to keep from invading the US? Supposedly, they are very dangerous to humans (and animals). I don't know for sure, but there is some giant wasp from Asia that the USDA is trying to get rid of, before it becomes a problem.

[@Destiny4Travail]

Not enough footage and pics of the said animals, shame.

[@melodyszadkowski5256]

Every verified death due to pufferfish has been from eating them when processed improperly. I've never heard of anyone dying from just touching the outside of a puffed-up specimen. And taking an over-the-counter painkiller after contacting an irukanji is a waste of time. There have been cases where repeated doses of intravenous pain meds did not phase the pain. Better to use that time to get to an ER.

[@ahmadprice-up7rj]

No

[@Kirby_And_Pals]

The lesson in rhis video: DO NOT TOUCH ANY BUG EVEN A WORM P.S. is there any lobster that i should avoid

[@dennissalinas704]

Dangerous Sea Urchins 😂 let's type in a video where their insides get extracted for consumption, and it's some dudes with sandals 😅

[@davidjohnston8639]

Where is the one shown on the YT thumbnail?

[@lsarlls3049]

I think that's the Titan Beetle.

[@lsarlls3049]

No, wait, maybe it's the water bug.