Top 10 Most Venomous Animals On Earth

[@WatchMojo]

Which one of these critters scares you the most?

[@gagethepropcollecter]

The only thing I can conclude is that I’m never stepping foot in Australia

[@aribelzvlogs]

Myself

[@anastasiarogers7287]

1-10

[@diegoperezcotto7938]

The cone snail and the snakes

[@黃日恆-l1n]

Box jellyfish. almost invisible, capable of killing a person in less than three minutes. Black mamba. Though not on the list, that thing is way deadlier than all the snakes on the list.

[@gagethepropcollecter]

Special thanks to Australia for sponsoring this video

[@shen_876]

Bro honestly, i have to wonder if autralia is the devil's playground😂

[@anastasiarogers7287]

Right

[@gagethepropcollecter]

@@shen_876 Well my friends that live there say it’s terrifying

[@felipelovecraft1767]

That's a good one 😂

[@fanficrocks]

As an Australian, we thank you for your acknowledgement.

[@harrisonnew7412]

Steve Irwin: "This is the most venomous snake in the world, it has the power to kill over 100 fully grown men". Also Steve Irwin: "Im gonna tickle its balls".

[@swagmartin350]

LOL his crazy and brave

[@LuisHernandez-yf6yk]

I just read this post in his voice. It made me lol in my pants

[@residentrump3271]

@K.L. Manring He saw the beauty in every living creature. There will never be another quite like him. RIP Steve Irwin

[@andrewsmall6834]

What? That's stupid, he didn't tickle their balls. He shoved his thumb straight up its butthole, that ought to piss him off.

[@bobbyshaw2419]

I thought of him when they were on the boom slang

[@cheems1358]

Imagine getting killed by a snail and having your mom tell others “I lost my only child **sniffle** to a snail”

[@charleshan0207]

Gary

[@taylororourke2525]

It’s happened to someone. 🤷‍♂️

[@Gcool243]

@Clips and Tributes nah probably not

[@edisfoamy]

It’s like Link gets killed by bubbles in Zelda 2. How humiliating.

[@deekoch7808]

Or an animal with out a brain

[@maxdoyle7182]

India : “we got this” Australia: “hold my Venom”

[@kennnnys]

Yet unfortunately India has more deaths cause of population density

[@22gjreyes]

Steve Irwin after seeing the most venomous snake: There's the beauty.

[@BigFella117]

He knew of nature’s beauty and it’s dangers

[@x_ALLMIND_x]

A true treasure

[@edi9892]

@@BigFella117 and gets screwed by a stingray... I seriously didn't see that coming... I always thought that he'd get bitten by something deadly...

[@BigFella117]

@@edi9892 yeah, but he died doing what he loved

[@yapyapthedestroyer2562]

Well, and that legacy still lives on in others

[@ookeekthelibrarian]

They did a good job of buggering up the list. Missed the Irukandji jellyfish, the southern blue-ringed octopus.

[@BroAnarchy]

I'm surprised that the blue-ringed octopus wasn't on your list, it's supposedly the most venomous sea animal out there

[@alyssinwilliams4570]

that was my thought

[@dominikbrauckmann3635]

is it venomous or poisonous? also they considered not only the venom but also the likelihood of meeting the fucker, the presence of an anti-venom and the total deaths per year

[@skevan6641]

Me too bud me too

[@Sunspot232]

@@dominikbrauckmann3635 It's venomous.

[@scottcrawford3745]

@@dominikbrauckmann3635 Venoms come from creatures. Creatures envenom you, by injection. Poisons come from plants, or chemicals. Plants and chemicals poison you through contact, inhalation, or ingestion.

[@cyberious6201]

Box Jellyfidh : *exist* Sea Turtle : Hippity Hoppity Now You Are My Foods

[@arthurvinicius4779]

Cone snail is in the list Me: ok, where's the blue-ringed Octopus?

[@bertkesurf]

HOW is the blue-ringed octopus NOT on this list?

[@aboujackson709]

but its on my list :)

[@lex_C_88]

They made a list like this before and that was on there

[@cysion9993]

And the funnel web spider

[@lex_C_88]

@@cysion9993 yeah these guys don't know what they're talking about when they make these lists

[@zlee11]

Stonefish?

[@weslyschraepen9932]

fun fact: boomslang is actually the dutch translation for tree snake.

[@rivaldowilliams9737]

By us it's just boomslang

[@seansmith312]

And non-dutch speakers' pronunciation is CRINGE WORTHY.

[@jjgreeno5535]

Afrikaans Dutch not regular Dutch

[@whereisrachel]

JJ Greeno i know. i’m afrikaans lols. afrikaans originated from dutch & we twisted the language into our own. the way you speak/pronounce dutch & afrikaans is the same but the way you spell it is different.

[@gngrdanny]

Its not Dutch its Afrikaans...Dutchies don't even know about a groen of swart mamba let alone a boomslang

[@josephclum7614]

Blue ringed octopus, stonefish, poison dart frog, black mamba, Indian red scorpion and brown recluse spider should all be included somewhere on this list either as honorable mentions or on the list itself

[@jarrettowens6073]

Black Mamba is #1 On their list of Top 10 Most Venomous Snakes if you didn't know.

[@tobilikebacon]

brown recluse is not anywhere near the other animals. poison dart frog is poisonous not venomous.

[@WilisL]

​@@jarrettowens6073is that true? Or was it the most deadliest list? Because the black mamba is NOT the most venomous, the inland taipan is the most venomous, the black mamba is the most deadliest.

[@jarrettowens6073]

@@WilisL Check what the video says if you don't believe me.

[@WilisL]

@@jarrettowens6073 oh no, sure, I believe what you said, but not necessarily the video. The inland taipans LD50 is 0.025mg/kg, while black mamba is 0.25mg/kg. The inland taipans venom is literally 10 times more potent than the black mamba! Hence why I said what I said, "Most venomous" is the inland taipan for snakes, the most deadliest is the black mamba for snakes. Unfortunately watch mojo didn't do a lot of research or is using "most venomous" loosely, interchanging it with "most desdly", but they aren't the same thing.

[@Mr_Creasy_]

Does anyone remember *"The Most Extreme"* animal show on discovery channel? This video reminds me of it and I loved that show as a kid!

[@ymerejerms]

I do! I love that show, especially when they add several events in history with accordance to the animals on their list.

[@persona8439]

Ah memories.

[@brucefre]

Yo thanks for the nostalgia

[@Laz3rCat95]

I think they even had an episode on the most venomous animals, but I think they ranked box jelly at the top of theirs

[@ymerejerms]

They even have the platypus and gila monster on the list.

[@chrisjarmon7634]

“Wander wherever you want buddy, just don’t come where we live” I like that 😂😂😂😂

[@bibbz714]

Me: i have to wake up at 4:30 AM for work. 11:00 PM: “welcome to watch mojo”

[@edmilsonlennon2866]

Yeah, I wasn't ready for that #10

[@timhayes3336]

Haha that line. "you didn't think we were done with Australia did you" lol

[@metalxwarrior]

I had 1 brazilian wandering spider in my car after buying some bananas while i was traveling The poor thing died after 4 days after, my place is kinda cold.

[@duckquacks9629]

No it deserves it, won't pay the rent and kill you if ask to pay the rant

[@Venes477]

lol hahaha

[@oliviabranch7134]

My most favorite watchmojo video of aLL TIME!! I am studying to become a wildlife venomologist, so this is awesome!

[@brianphage]

Flashy list, but not super researched or informative...

[@30secondstoplutoable]

The fact that I'm more terrified of insects and some animals and aquatic life, than I am of humans is only amplified by this video

[@qntnquarantino.5762]

I am quite shocked that the blue ringed octopus, black mamba snake and cape cobra snake are not on this list. They must have just missed it.

[@petillanterubii9420]

First 😭😭 omg ... first comment on a watchmojo video

[@STEELEAGLES2019]

You weren't first

[@jamiemcginnis7003]

I love watch MOJO and you are very beautiful!

[@johnydlegend7554]

Thank you Australia!

[@gothix5868]

Blue Ringed Octopus: AM I A FREAKING JOKE TO YOU??

[@BroAnarchy]

yeah I'm surprised they didn't have that on here

[@JamesDavy2009]

@@BroAnarchy With an LD50 of 0.36mg/kg, the Brazilian wandering spider should have been an honourable mention at best.

[@RubenLimon1993]

I thought the Black Mamba would be on here.

[@affliction1979]

Black Mambas are aggressive, their venom isn't particularly potent compared to the other creatures they've mentioned.

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

I called the taipan, box jellyfish and wandering spider.

[@svenhendrickx2783]

@@Axolotl_Mischief I knew that snail was at least top 3 material XD

[@fazrilabrarpurnomo2146]

I thought Blue Ring Octopus would be on here

[@svenhendrickx2783]

@@fazrilabrarpurnomo2146the octopus is for the top 10 poisonous XD

[@PotentialUnleashed.25]

9:56 “ok, get that shit off my screen!” 😂😂

[@gokuwii2192]

Even though i am scared of these animals i still watch the video

[@vijayadithyat4426]

Me seeing thumbnail : WTH is that

[@gagethepropcollecter]

Yo that’s an assassin caterpillar

[@kinggloxinia5091]

@@gagethepropcollecter I think that’s the furry puss caterpillar (otherwise known as a fire caterpillar) but sure it can be a assassin caterpillar

[@zealkurusuthegatorman5439]

Request: Top 10 worst things the Homelander has done

[@ben2184]

Thanks for the shopping list

[@dan_ariyaene_2005]

This video: Mostly Venomous: Snakes, mates it's my kingdom Most Venomous: A freaking snail Comments: Australia Me: Why the fruck is Funnel Web an honorable mention, Dodgy wankers crawl in me backyard everyday. It's a nightmare.

[@colinbell2983]

I'm not scared of spiders (opposite actually) but this sentence send shivers down my fine

[@dan_ariyaene_2005]

@@colinbell2983 I am not scared of them it's just that sometimes there are just too many of them. Tarantulas can be petted but these bogans are dodgy as hell, any sense of humanity in the perimeters and they will stand on their back legs signally, Are you sure this is a fight you want to pick.

[@dodoubleg2356]

"Let's step away from snakes for a moment." No pun intended, ha!! 😂

[@JPeoplzOIII]

When i think of the word TOXIC, i definitely think of something that looks like this thumbnail lol. I took poison damage when I clicked the video

[@littlebigcarrot]

Wow thats amazing... Wow just truly amazing

[@knight6577]

I live in India and I have seen at least 7 Russel vipers this year , the are really aggresive

[@maklalit5427]

Where in India?

[@BigFella117]

Brought to you by the Australia Bureau of Wildlfie

[@minc1236]

What about the Blue Ring Octopus?

[@aboujackson709]

great video, i tried this myself too :)

[@ericsurgenor5207]

Why I’m glad to live in Canada

[@PlanetNateGaming]

Caught me offguard with that caterpillar and snail (gave me a good chuckle)

[@Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache]

I know this little blue bird on my phone that's pretty venomous.

[@nukeshkrishna9494]

Very underrated comment...

[@sirduckington5435]

Wtf jalal can get a mustache

[@st421]

Australia is unbelievable crocodiles, white sharks, box jellyfish, blue ringed octopus and the top 3 venomous snakes. Lets not forget the funnel web spider. geeesh

[@johnjoestar5731]

I don’t know about all these insects but nothing beats the plague rats, the covid rat and the ebola bat

[@ItsMe-ch1yp]

I thought covid was also started by a bat.

[@brianphage]

None are venomous. If you want to include animals that spread disease, how about mosquitoes?

[@Irrelevantusername000]

Something something Australia. Snakes, Spiders, SNAIL 🐌?

[@Austin_V]

Scary thing about the russel's viper is that to my untrained eye it kinda just looks like a python.

[@k14c19]

This episode is like an episode of the most extreme

[@stormfrontDP]

Box jellyfish should be number 1, cone snail just has more complex venom which is why there isnt any antidote

[@garylawrence7482]

Lovely watch. I knew most of them except the ant and the caterpillar

[@seansmith312]

I woulds thought an honourable mention to the Blue Ringed Octopus - seeing as there's no anti-venom.

[@ifuckinghatethistown9444]

i like the thumbnail to the video 🤩.

[@dewythegecko4533]

stone fish and blue ringed octopus are not here bruh

[@christ3155]

Niether is the golden dart frog

[@scottmullins7547]

I said the same thing and then saw your comment

[@infinitetundra]

@@christ3155 Dart Frogs are poisonous. Not Venomous.

[@kinggloxinia5091]

@@infinitetundra thank you because I don’t need to correct him anymore

[@ccwestman]

yea, i was thinking the stone fish and the western tiger snake

[@stonecold6521]

Legend isn't a good enough of a word for Steve irwin. R.I.P you amazing mad icon.

[@marco_supernova2704]

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

[@MrRonald327]

Snakes and Spiders mean business.

[@tims4502]

Why did the creature in the thumbnail go super saiyan?

[@feedthesnake3394]

i expected my ex to at least get an Honorable mention

[@Saddonghussein]

Ba dum push!

[@BigFella117]

Burn

[@BroAnarchy]

ooof.

[@animator-san599]

*L E F F T R E C K*

[@cliffpadilla5871]

😂😂😂😂

[@akshitsodhiya5292]

Am I the only one or are the honourable mentions way better than some things on the actual list

[@bloodvenomthestrongestoldh2778]

Cone snail: “im the most venomous creature on this list” Random asian: * starts boiling water * Cone snail:” oh shiii-“

[@zaiminnosi2905]

Nooooooooooooooooooo

[@michaellovely6601]

Don't forget about the French. They love to eat snails; which is called escargot.

[@samukelolanga7113]

Rebecca makes even scary things sound sooo cooool!!!🙌

[@lovolunxgen5552]

Top 10 most venomous snakes

[@Randomnessofitall]

The way "boomslang" is pronounced on this video makes me laugh 😂😂

[@NintendodogsDream]

“Death juice” 😳

[@3DVIDEOSMurray]

Thank goodness for -42c Canadian Winter !

[@raul1313]

box jellyfish has the deadliest venom

[@lordofcinderrrr]

Man i love watch mojo

[@janarabijns6682]

Random fact: In Dutch boomslang means "tree snake".

[@suid211]

Dis eintlik die Afrikaans naam vir die slang lol.

[@lxdgr8]

Top 10 Most Venomous Animals On Earth 10. The Brazilian Wandering Spider, 0:43, 0.134 mg/kg, C/S America 9. The Boomslang, 2:07, 0.1 mg/kg, hemotoxic, Africa, slow & anti-venom available 8. The Russell’s Viper, 3:08, 0.133 mg/kg, India, 7. The Many-Banded Krait, 3:50, 0.09 mg/kg, China/SE Asia, 6. The South American Rattlesnake, 4:28, 0.478 mg/kg, S America, anti-venom available, 5. The DuBois Sea Snake, 5:16, 0.044 mg/kg, 4. The Box Jellyfish, 06:05, 0.04 mg/kg, anti-venom available, 3. The Eastern Brown Snake, 7:00, 0.0365 mg/kg, Australia, 2. The Inland Taipan, 7:51, 0.025 mg/kg, Neurotoxin, Australia, (Honorable Mentions List) The Maricopa Harvester Ant, 9:09, 0.123 mg/kg, The King Cobra, 9:28, 1.28 mg/kg, The Assassin Caterpillar, 9:47, 0.19 mg/kg, The Sydney Funnel-web Spider, 10:02, 0.16 mg/kg, Australia, The Malayan Blue Krait, 10:22, 0.1 mg/kg, Neurotoxic, Asia, 1. The Geography Cone Snail, 11:00, 0.012-0.03 mg/kg, no anti-venom, Indo-Pacific reefs LD50 median lethal dose= 50% of test subjects are killed by only ____mg per kg of body mass. Even the least (0.1434) is many, many times more toxic than cyanide. Two common poisons are hemotoxin and neurotoxin.

[@briansherrod1916]

Bad enough I’m already afraid of snakes and now I think I’m afraid of traveling to Australia!

[@leroyjean-michel4423]

What about the southern blue-ringed octopus ? And the golden poison frog ?

[@jackhall9268]

The frog is poisonous not venomous

[@leroyjean-michel4423]

@@jackhall9268 ok but what about the octopus ?

[@gokuwii2192]

When you realize there is none of these animals in your country Phew!

[@nobodyimportant69]

My thoughts exactly, none here in Canada. Worst thing we have to be concerned about is rattlesnakes, and their not very common or widespread.

[@wolf7el356]

Yet...

[@abbeyscheepers9751]

As a South Africa there is something so funny about the rest of the world trying to pronounce boomslag.

[@黃日恆-l1n]

Mambas and blue-ringed octopus deserve to be mentioned here.

[@achimpanzee9210]

Mambas are aggressive

[@achimpanzee9210]

That’s the only way it’s dangerous

[@黃日恆-l1n]

@@achimpanzee9210 Not just aggressive. Mambas are also extremely venomous and their vemom acts ridiculously fast. It can kill an adult in less than two hours (black mamba can kill in 45 minutes).

[@achimpanzee9210]

@@黃日恆-l1n yes but not as venomous

[@黃日恆-l1n]

@@achimpanzee9210 I mean if king cobra can be listed as an hourable mention for being generally dangerous, so does the black mamba.

[@WarAndPoetry]

Dopest name on this list the Boomslang 🤣 2:06

[@trexadvent4726]

Can you do top 10 moments from the Netflix show The Dragon Prince?

[@kittyface27]

made me realize that snakes are harrassed quite a bit for TV lol

[@stylinsebastian7427]

I see my ex isn't on this list. Glad to know they're improving themselves.

[@lex_C_88]

😐

[@brucefre]

Bahaha

[@dillzee]

I picked the right vid to watch during breakfast

[@garethtudor836]

A little more than twenty years ago, I almost stepped on a baby EBS, while walking home from my girlfriend's house. Little bugger looked like a small branch lying in the path. If it hadn't have flickered its tongue, I wouldn't have known it wasn't a branch. Those suckers are pretty much lethal from hatching

[@vaastav6524]

Rebecca that Good luck is scary5:46😂

[@shadowslime3640]

Hopefully they do a poisonous variant to this list.

[@Maacccc..]

king cobra. indian taipan. black mamba. damn there all claiming to be most venomous snake in the world

[@SpikePlayzz]

Early Squad is Back

[@matthewcouch6070]

I want to take a minute to thank our hosts tonight thank you Australia

[@diegoperezcotto7938]

The cone snail I gonna say this marine snail is like a character in the movie of Ice Age Franchise like Sid but different

[@angelzumaya8098]

Blue ringed Octopus: Am I a Joke to you?

[@notfloweyyt7618]

If it has eyes and is small then make a run for it. *-National Geography 2036-*

[@DreKC]

3:38 Love how the guy just casually demonstrates getting bit by a fuckin viper lmao

[@jennifero.8399]

We’d like to take a moment to thank our sponsor, Australia.

[@mousekuteerkhylert.n.p1228]

The Brazilian Wandering Spider definitely scares me... Especially since I am arachnaphobia.

[@sinisterwall9714]

Just for the record "Boomslang" is an Afrikaans word meaning tree snake and it's pronounced very differently.

[@maxzimo51]

Top 10 venomous animals. Spiders, Snakes and a SNAIL. 😂

[@marco_supernova2704]

How about: Komodo Dragon, Box jellyfish, Scorpion species hornets gilla monsters & bees

[@beardednortherner64]

Amber Heard not on this list?

[@ramennoodz2155]

Damn!

[@TNT-vp1kz]

Nice thumbnail bro I will definitely not have nightmares about it

[@aidanadao2513]

Where's the stone fish?

[@cxrgaming923]

At 0:23 i didn't know something so deadly can be so beautiful.

[@spek888]

I already knew the list was going to be mad when the wandering spider was 10th

[@Will-mk5pj]

Same!

[@lolagyable]

The eastern brown really isnt that bad, like , dont step on it and its normally pretty chill, it will let you know if you're pissing it off and you can pretty much always back away and it will leave you be. Buuuuut that changes when you go anywhere near its nest when it has eggs, they dont mess around then and they'll come at ya. Actually that the same for most snake is aus(not all), like if you leave them alone or if you stumble on one but give it someone where to run off too, youre normally pretty safe