Top 10 Most Dangerous Reptiles on Earth

[@WatchMojo]

Let us know in the comments which reptile you’d least like to encounter. For more lists like this, click here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZmnZ2Cao7Zgd5Y

[@whitleysdollhouse877]

None of them, we're scared of them!!!!

[@stormshadowproductions1660]

Please do top 10 times My Little Pony Friendship is Magic & Equestria Girls tackled serious

[@sinanck7228]

Video uploaded 15hr ago, this comment made 3 days ago. How does that work?

[@josephbonczyk3182]

Though I love the king cobra, I rather not mess around with it.

[@shaneallen7052]

I appreciate the emphasis on the desire to warn, or escape, rather than bite. The majority of these animals act defensively, and rather be left alone. Highly respect, good video.

[@pzza1097]

you all know Godzilla takes this.

[@paulamiles9559]

🙂🙂🙂

[@TheOmegaTheOmen]

He's not real.

[@FFA441]

But what if he went against the 95-96 bulls?

[@marshadow205]

Lol good 1 mate...

[@dillyDillzmuaythai4life]

Takes what?

[@moustik7432]

"If you see a snake with open mouth, back away"... You had me at snake...!

[@WhiteGuysFixingStuff01]

I own Snakes they are harmless as long as you don't keep hots (venomus) most Snakes are actually sweet hearts and just have a bad wrap because when people get bit by a snake it's in self defense. They give you warning to back away but when you don't that's when they strike. People need to teach their kids this rather than go get their parents and have them kill it

[@gavinheydon]

I love how he says “of course, native to Australia”. Haha😂

[@joshuawray7087]

I'm mean it is probably the most or 2nd most deadly continent

[@joshuawray7087]

At least as far as animals that can kill u go

[@dragonqueen7922]

Definitely the continent with the most venomous creatures. There are venomous spiders, snails, fish, octopi, and snakes there. Even the duck billed platypus is venomous.

[@joshuawray7087]

@@dragonqueen7922 even the kangaroos can kill u just not with venom

[@PhoenixRising87]

Everything in Australia will kill you, ESPECIALLY THE WOMEN.

[@aaronjackson8204]

Usually walking away slowly works on most animals, but with alligators and crocodiles, you wanna get out of there as quick as possible. Those things can sprint and lunge really fast.

[@marcjameswhelan]

Wow

[@Gashnaw]

While true in most scenario Crocs and gators wont chase after you. We are. Ot their prey. They are an apex and therefore they have no threats and everything is below them, but they will generally not attack us.

[@markzuckergecko621]

Alligators rarely attack people, at least not American alligators. If you're not food or a threat, they generally don't give a shit about you and won't waste the energy.

[@tylerkovalskas9780]

maybe if they are already after you, but if you turn around and suddenly run, you will possibly cause them to see you as prey. i know that crocodilians prefer to ambush prey at the water's edge by launching themselves out from the water at them, but I'd rather not run unless i absolutely need to. also they're faster than us on land too. it's best to keep a safe distance and be alert in their habitats and respect them.

[@vikingsword3485]

Predators tend to leave other predators alone unless it is a fight over territory. Worse case shot it

[@casie912]

The Dragon because they have a 96% kill rate. There’s a slim chance you’ll survive meeting one.

[@TobyLizard]

Also because it was still debated whether or not it was venomous until relatively recently, so anti-venom for Komodo’s is still lacking in research and distribution.

[@casie912]

@@TobyLizard it’s their saliva that’s poisonous. It can even devolve meat. I forget what it does to an animals or humans body when they get bit. But if it bites you it can smell your blood etc. so you won’t be getting away easily even if you did somehow get away when it hit you. A Komodo’s Dragon can take down a horse.

[@greywolf1163]

Truly great content presented in a way that explains their true nature and volatility in a way you can understand it.

[@CatsOverBrats]

Interesting list. I do love a good animal list. I hope you make many more in the future.

[@MysticDawnASMR]

The world lost a huge gem when Steve passed.

[@timibershoff494]

His widow and children are doing such a great job carrying on his legacy, though. I have so much respect for that entire family.

[@MysticDawnASMR]

@@timibershoff494 I completely agree.

[@leticiam9109]

You can't have any self preservation instinct to film these animals. "This is the most venomous snake on Earth!" Proceeds to poke it into rage.

[@argoth83]

I'll echo many others here and say that I was glad to see these creatures being explained properly, most simply attacking out of defense. Most times, if you leave them alone and pay attention to your surroundings, you'll be alright. Then, there are things like saltwater crocodiles, of course. We have alligators where I live, and they can be the same. A brutal reminder that we aren't always the top of the food chain.

[@TheWorldMemeDatabase]

When you guys do most dangerous mammals, I want humans at number 1. “Growing up to over 6 feet tall, these incredibly dangerous creatures could even be carrying a gun”

[@meatusshaft300]

They’re also responsible for splitting the atom! The worst thing to ever happen to our planet! ☠️ ☢️

[@craigweniton69]

You forgot the Eastern Brown snake, these nope ropes are everywhere in Australia and one bite will kill a man within an hour.

[@pathendlem]

They’re also a lot more aggressive/defensive than taipans

[@craigweniton69]

@@pathendlem Oh yeah definitely! When they feel threatened they will launch at you, they're quick bastards as well. Had more than a few close encounters between myself and a brown snake before they met the end of my shovel.

[@tomhoedt6467]

I also read that they don’t run from humans like most snakes which makes them even more dangerous

[@craigweniton69]

@@tomhoedt6467 Very true mate they won't run and they launch at you the moment you get close or try to grab them. After breeding season they're everywhere, it's not uncommon for people to find them in their backyard or house in suburban areas. The baby brown snakes are actually the most poisonous due to their inability to restrict the amount of venom they disperse when they bite.

[@tomhoedt6467]

@@craigweniton69 I also read that they are only surpassed in speed by the black mamba

[@zsu-23-4shilka2]

Fun fact: Crocodilians are more closely related to birds than they are to other reptiles, since both animals are archosaurs.

[@_G50_]

Black Mamba is arguably the deadliest snake since it's the most aggressive species, while the Taipan is very timid. Getting away isn't so easy.

[@darenburton3098]

Rip to the legend Steve Irwin

[@jessicaswinbourn.320]

I live in Australia, and the most dangerous snake I have seen in the 'wild' (I was in high school at the time) is a red belly black snake. It was just going about its' business, and everyone that saw it let it. A two-foot to three-foot radius was given' to it. The snake left down a drain.

[@baaron7]

Someone I know was hiking with a mate in the Blue Mountains and his mate was bitten by an eastern brown and he was dead in a couple minutes

[@brandon6093]

Ive seen a few little snakes in brisbane

[@Gvair22]

But I thought it's inland taipan. But you should know that one inland taipan named Maddie is the kindest reptile ever lived. If you know what I'm taking about, write in the comments

[@danielclancy1132]

I seen a few of them, I seen one fly threw the air like a flying serpent, it was a 50 degree day is why

[@The_Aussie_Truckie]

I've see and picked up eastern browns red bellys and coastal and inland taipans every day that's because there on my property my wife is a zoo keeper

[@LucyLioness100]

My grandparents had a guide who was bitten by a puff adder when they were on safari in Africa. He did survive thankfully

[@peterjones819]

We need more dinosaur lists.

[@FFA441]

Top 10 dinosaurs that may have been venomous

[@tylerkovalskas9780]

yes!

[@tylerkovalskas9780]

@@FFA441 also yes! that's a great idea.

[@hakimzaaba7782]

Good point

[@chelseacanales8763]

They are all so cool and badass and dangerous venomous reptiles

[@garethtudor836]

There's a world of difference between 'dangerous' and 'deadly'. Sure, inland taipans are extremely deadly, but tiger snakes and brown snakes are much more dangerous, because they're a lot easier to encounter

[@theminingassassin16]

I’ve always been fascinated with reptiles, mainly snakes. Having said that, I also usually try to avoid things that can kill me, so there’s that.

[@slackerofhell]

Surprised the Saltwater croc isn't number one but mad props to the inland taipan. They don't screw around.

[@Escul1960]

When you watch a video of an animal in the open or in its lair or underwater it’s very easy to forget that there is a person actually behind the camera. So Whenever I see videos like this I am always filled with such admiration for the cameramen who take enormous risks to bring us these facinating images. Thank you.

[@joeyjo-joshabadu9636]

Crocs should be #1. Venomous snakes only kill people in self defense, whereas Crocs actively hunt humans.

[@tombruncker7013]

I’d say the saltwater crocodile deserves to number 1 because while yes inland taipan’s are extremely venomous they are rarely encountered by people and when they are they tend to flee rather than stand their ground, salties on the other hand actively view humans as a food source, will stalk you and in some areas are in much closer proximity to humans

[@ewok4842]

These are all beautiful reptiles, but I wouldn't wanna get attacked by any of them.

[@cassandraspoelhof3752]

RIP Steve Irwin! God it feels like it was just yesterday that he died, despite the fact that it has been 6 years!

[@cassandraspoelhof3752]

@Niko OH CRAP! You’re right I just looked it up. He died in 2006.

[@nechiforvlad-marian9673]

I think the black mamba deserves to be in the top 3. As beautiful as this snake is, it is also extremely dangerous. In addition to its astonishing speed, it is also a very venomous and violent snake when it feels threatened. It is also very difficult to handle even by experts. Congrats.Great video.

[@Rain-jx1po]

I would have put the Nile crocodile instead of the monitor lizard. Just like the saltwater crocodile, they are very aggressive and kill a significant amount of people every year.

[@nas0518]

Komodo Dragons are the most interesting ones on this list.

[@alvarochaves1999]

They are terrible mothers!

[@dreamguardian8320]

Gives me the creeps to know that their drool is deadly.

[@ufcfan1985]

Great clip! 1 and 2! Homeland pride! I saw the black caiman and thought “that’s not a croc!” Also have to watch out for Tiger Snakes, they’re everywhere, especially in Tasmania, you’ll have a bad time in a hurry if you get tagged by one of those. They chase you in mating season too.

[@David_Theisen]

Eastern Brown, Black Snake, Death Adder, Fer De Lance, Bushmaster, Temple Viper, Asp

[@dmichael7144]

Komodo Dragons are what the Jurassic Park velociraptors wanted to be. Except they are faster.

[@jeremiahalguire8231]

I'd be more scared of a jp raptor than I would any komodo dragon lmao like seriously? They're bigger , faster , a fuck-ton faster AND they can open doors and learn other shit so....nah mate. You didn't think this comment through lol

[@dreamguardian8320]

JP Velociraptors may have been scary, but they did not have a deadly drool like the Komodo Dragons do. What sounds worse to you, being torn to shreds and eaten by a raptor, or suffering from a deadly bacteria once bitten?

[@jeremiahalguire8231]

@@dreamguardian8320 people literally live on the exact same islands these lizards do and you can also watch documentaries where they have gone after people and NEVER get them unless they ambush them or something. Now , again , jp raptors are BiggersBiggers, faster , stronger AND can learn to open doors and shit. Just one of the MANY things dragons cannot do. I can't believe anyone with a working brain would honestly be more concerned of a komodo dragon than a brought to life creature say like "Blue" from Jurassic world.

[@jeremiahalguire8231]

@@dreamguardian8320 also considering I'm human , I wouldn't let the venom and infection just continue to do its thi g without seeking treatment smh lol if it even managed to bite me in the first place. Good luck trying to get away from a creature that can run as fast as a cheetah, has a vertical leap of like 40 feet , opens doors and creates attack strategies with other members of its pack. No fucking contest man lol

[@dmichael7144]

@@dreamguardian8320 being torn to shreds sounds worse, but even Komodo dragons can do both depending how big the prey is!

[@datsapaddlin6449]

It’s a couple humans I know that coulda made the honorable mentions.

[@markzuckergecko621]

There's no such thing as lizard people, that's dangerous misinformation. Unrelated, but do you know where to get any crickets? And there's definitely no lizard people.

[@mr.devil9577]

Hillary Clinton?

[@superyoshibrosjgplush7671]

Crocodiles are my favorite reptile, but of course I would absolutely never wanna get bitten by one because it won't let go when it bites.🦷🐊

[@joshuawray7087]

Even if it did what of part of u it bit would be crushed it as freaking powerful bite

[@Laz3rCat95]

Based on the theoretical capability of killing humans the taipan is the clear winner but as far as actual statistical deaths go, the winner would probably be some type of viper or cobra.

[@timibershoff494]

I believe the copperhead and cottonmouth should have received honorable mentions. Their range may not be quite as extensive as some of the reptiles on this list and their venom not as deadly, but they both tend to encroach on human settlements and they can both be very difficult to detect visually, which has led to a lot of attacks upon humans who quite simply can't spot them in time. Those two facts alone make them very dangerous.

[@kingbanzai9118]

Correction, The Black Caiman is actually not the Apex Predator because there have been multiple cases where a Jaguar killed black caimans

[@BashayG7175]

"Black Mamba" RIP Kobe

[@dragonqueen7922]

The most dangerous reptile I have ever encountered out in nature was a rattle snake.

[@JonathanLasry]

« If you see a snake with a black mouth, back away » Loool dude if I see any snake with any colorful mouth, I’m leaving to another country

[@mommymilkers4119]

I'm surprised the Western Diamondback Rattlesnake wasn't on here

[@thedesertrat_9514]

A little bit as well, though only one North American rattlesnake beats them in terms of venom toxicity

[@mommymilkers4119]

@@thedesertrat_9514 which one? The eastern diamondback? Speaking of rattlers I saw a huge timber rattler a couple weeks ago in the woods. Leastways I thought it was a timber

[@thedesertrat_9514]

@@mommymilkers4119 Mojave Green. They look very similar to Western Diamondbacks, which a few minor cosmetic differences

[@anthonyleong9901]

Having a python as a pet is downright asking for trouble.

[@thedesertrat_9514]

Not really. There’s a difference between a captive and wild animal, including snakes. Snakes are opportunistic, but usually don’t feed on humans unless they’re absolutely desperate. Captive reticulated pythons learn to tolerate handling and understand when it’s time to feed as well as the scent of their usual meals

[@marktrigg467]

Why not say the same thing about dogs or horses? They're just as capable of injuring us 🙄🙄🙄

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

I'm just gonna say it...who in their right mind would want ANY of these as pets? 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@Rulerradver]

I own a Reticulated Python. They are extremely tame if you work with them, and are very impressive creatures. Treat them with respect and you should be good.

[@slumpgod2819]

@@Rulerradver same here. My retic is the most chilled out snake I own, just treat of with respect when first opening it's cage because she's usually food driven. One touch under the head with tongs and she comes out on her own will

[@1mrcow143]

Bearded Dragon: am I a joke to you

[@danielkennedy8355]

Monitors make great pets, if you know what you are doing. So can alligators. Most reptiles prefer to chill and hang out . The only reason anyone should own venomous animals is to use them for antivenin. I'd own another monitor or 2, if I had the space.

[@richardmyhan3369]

as a reptile guy, I would have put crocodile monitors on here before Niles. almost as big as a komodo dragon (if memory serves, and I could be wrong, but I think they top out at 5 feet. feel free to lmk if I'm wrong) with bigger teeth, but no venom.

[@WhiteGuysFixingStuff01]

It's actually debated weather or not all monitors are venomous as they all have bacteria in their saliva so you could say they are venomous but there's little to no evidence

[@richardmyhan3369]

@@WhiteGuysFixingStuff01 I'm just a filthy casual, with a spoiled beardie. That being said, venomous or not, I'll admire them from outside the enclosure. 😂😂

[@jahjr92aka187]

Y’all forgot about the Nile Crocodiles 😊

[@CrazyIshan69]

Exactly.

[@jk5335]

Yes I'm sure they have the biggest kill count in Africa, maybe close to the Hippo

[@MarvelMTs]

C I later, gator!

[@xanderfolfsky1699]

American Alligators are my most feared reptile. Living in florida and a fisherman makes me uneasy to know they can get me anytime and without me knowing their 2 ft away

[@Mellow9795]

Just loved the river monsters clip!!! That show was my favorite as a kid XD

[@morecoffeeplease2745]

Just because the Taipan is the most venomous doesn’t mean it’s the most dangerous. Watch a black mamba move and you’ll realize why. They’re incredibly fast, quick, random it’s difficult to predict where they’re going. People free-handle king cobras all the time but free-handling a black mamba is suicide.

[@FupaDoncic]

Weird none of my friends are on here

[@TommDuarte]

LMAO 😂

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

Just felt like being Creeped out with this list.

[@lewisbush9566]

Nile monitor is a bit harsh to put on this list they are normally friendly towards humans. The rest I totally agree with

[@josephbonczyk3182]

I must say that while we love these reptiles since learning about them from the get-go with our lives, particularly dinosaurs, having to mess or toy around with them is just another story.

[@Kylelongwest]

I saw videos of Komodo dragon swallow monkey and wild boar whole, and the prey were still screaming in the Komodo dragon throat.

[@briansullivan5908]

Nature is not always pretty

[@nchen09]

Yall put a black caiman on the list but not a nile crocodile? lmao

[@Popstyckle]

Narrator: The puff adda is Africa's deadliest snake. Black mamba: Am I a joke to you?

[@PhoenixRising87]

Also black mamba: I'm biting the fuck out of the people who made this list...

[@thedesertrat_9514]

One has the most toxic venom, the other just has a higher recorded amount of bites

[@kerronedwards6869]

I've notice that their are Deadly Snake's, Croc, Gators and Lizards but no Turtles

[@MrWolf22804]

Why Do people think that animals kill people? its clearly our fault.

[@adamturner749]

As much as the Komodo Dragon is on the list and rightfully should be I would have put the croc monitor over the nile water monitor. The nile water monitor is an aggressive lizard for sure and can give one hell of a nasty bite the croc monitor like the komodo dragon genuinely has the ability to kill a human. The jaws and teeth of a croc are terrifying and are actually longer than that of the komodo dragon and like the komodo they are in a sense venomous and the bacteria in mouths will have a devestating effect. They are also huge in length and amazing climbers. If a croc monitor bites into somewhere like the neck it's game over and they easily have the ability to remove a hand and maybe even an arm.

[@WhiteGuysFixingStuff01]

The croc Monitor especially.... compair the teeth of a croc Monitor to a komodo and the croc would have bigger teeth

[@FUNNY02100]

Anyone else feel that could've shown Steve Irwin more.

[@sennull6884]

Reptile I would prefer to avoid: Politicians.

[@bennymora3086]

So what, I can't have a pet Chameleon?🤔🦎

[@Idevaughan530]

The difference between a alligator and crocodiles is that crocks look like they want to hurt you and alligators look cuter

[@marco_supernova2704]

Animal Planet & Nat Geo Wild wildlife documentaries brought me here to watch this video as a part of my nostalgic childhood.

[@jamesbenedict7516]

I was so disappointed that my mother-in-law didn't go no.1

[@briandoss9232]

I always forget how big saltwater crocs are...

[@Sick_Boy_Rick74]

I totally disagree with this number 1. While the Inland Taipan might be the worlds most venomous snake, it never comes in contact with humans unless the human is out looking for this snake. Therefore it’s not dangerous to normal humans. Out of the “Big 4” they only have 2 listed, the Saw scale and King Cobra. What about the Russels Viper and Indian Cobra? Where are the Krait’s? Those Kraits will bite a person while they’re asleep and they won’t even feel it. They never wake up… I don’t think I would’ve even had a Caiman on this list.

[@ReynaReactsandReviews]

Love the background music

[@estebangutierrez160]

Is number one Karen? They're all over the world, they're rare, and you'll never know when I'll encounter one

[@danangherlambang8868]

Are you sure komodo is just number 4? Boy, you should come to indonesia..

[@KaoretheHalfDemon]

Brave Wilderness clip made a watchmojo video!

[@captainspaulding5963]

Sooooo, did your research team not find the Golden Lancehead Viper..... you know, the snake that makes an island completely uninhabitable.....

[@algorithm63]

They don't put that snake, because that snake only live in unhabitable island

[@BlueCollar1212]

I’d be fine with never encountering a Nile Crocodile.

[@minhquanle5209]

A new menu for humanity.

[@matthewlo7868]

RIP Steve Irwin…

[@JPayne95]

I thought it was the opposite. The python being the largest by mass and the anaconda being the longest.

[@JPayne95]

Google has conflicting results on this.

[@berringervids]

The anaconda is way more thick. I found a comparison. "A 5.2-metre-long anaconda would weigh about the same as a 7.3-metre-long reticulated python" There has been reports of an anaconda being 24m long, but that is being debunked by most scientists since they rarely exceed 6.2m Confirmed largest anaconda found in the wild was 8.43m with a girth of 1.1m, weighed 227kg. Confirmed largest python was 10m~, no info on girth or weight.

[@Desekratedd]

Komodo dragons are so gnarly looking, all that saliva and bacteria hanging from their mouth and shit..

[@residentrump3271]

Rank the top ten deadliest karens in the next video

[@alois8104]

I really hate it when an animal expert explains how dangerous the animal is, and still sits dangerously next to it. Come on man it's dangerous, move away a little.

[@th3_only_blubbu]

Welcome to Australia mate

[@joshuaball5916]

The Black Mamba used to take top spots on other lists.

[@johnbuck4395]

I thought komodo dragons just had dirty mouths

[@braddlesbruv6420]

You missed the brown snake. Ridiculously venomous and very prominent in suburban areas

[@WhiteGuysFixingStuff01]

Poison and Vermont are 2 different things, so unless your eating a brown Snake then you mean extremely venomous

[@WhiteGuysFixingStuff01]

Venom*

[@garveyneal1672]

I'm never going near those dangerous repriles period!

[@Gvair22]

11:20 and it's not the secret why inland taipan named Maddie is the kindest reptile that was ever made in pop-culture. If you're interested what I'm talking about, write me an answer

[@Hepler-s2b]

Reptiles are not evil, yes sadly some ppl get killed but I'd trust these animals over ppl any day of week

[@marktrigg467]

Agreed 👏 👏

[@Hepler-s2b]

@@marktrigg467 ty

[@thedragonauthority]

You guys don't know what you're talking about sometimes. I might be able to forgive the inland taipan & the king cobra but there is NO way a croc is deadlier then a komodo dragon. Crocs are not venomous and are much easier to get away from should you get caught by one. You can hold the mouth of a croc closwd with your bare hands. Good luck doing that with a dragon.

[@wojtek1765]

I absolutely love the show deadly 60 Steve Backshall the host of that is the second best Steve of nature program after the late great Steve Irwin

[@romanempire8139]

Some good content

[@jusdon8711]

That big old snake (the king cobra) does not need to make itself look bigger 😂

[@matthyslourens7714]

A poffadder almost killed me💀💀💀

[@briansullivan5908]

wow that's terrible. Glad you're ok

[@RyderWestwood]

Nile Monitor on the most dangerous list.but it doesn't actually kill people?

[@zachtwilightwindwaker596]

If the Black Mamba can cause instant death, then what good would an anti-venom do?

[@briansullivan5908]

That was for the rat people have a bit longer.

[@priyanshgautam9971]

Within 30 you'll collapse after a black mamba bite if no treatment is done then the person will surely die within next 7-10 hours.

[@MuhammadUbaid27]

Why did u forgot Predator X the deadliest Predator ever lived bite 37000psi 7feet paddles

[@queenofarkham0054]

I literally own 2 reticulated pythons

[@bingewatcherfanatic996]

1. The illuminati leaders 🤣

[@petercross1879]

I love reptiles. They are so fascinating! More so than mammals

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

Watchmojo should've called this Top 10 Reptiles you run the 🤬 away from. 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@Aragorn7884]

*#1.* Trouser Snake 😏

[@marcjameswhelan]

Moron

[@Aragorn7884]

@@marcjameswhelan 😉