Ninth place, puffer fish

The puffer fish looks cute and cute. Once it encounters a danger signal, it will trigger their special self-defense mechanism, quickly inhale water and air into the airbag, and expand its body several times to scare off the enemy. It is not like other poisons who will take the initiative to attack humans. There is a highly toxic tetrodotoxin in puffer fish, which is mainly distributed in internal organs and blood.

Eighth place, Brazilian wandering spider

Because it likes to hide in banana trees, it is also called banana spider, which is mainly distributed in Central and South America. Its toxicity is no less than that of funnel spider, and it was rated as the most poisonous spider in the world by Guinness in 2007. Moreover, they are very aggressive, unlike other spiders who run away when they are in danger, and will take the initiative to attack once they get close to it.

Seventh place, Israeli golden scorpion

The Israeli golden scorpion, also known as the Israeli killer scorpion, is the most poisonous scorpion in the world, mainly living in desert areas. It is fierce by nature and extremely aggressive.

Sixth place, stone fish.

The ugly stone fish can't be uglier. It is mainly distributed on the south coast of the Australian ocean and lives between the rocks and corals on the seabed. It is one of the most poisonous fish in the ocean. Stone fish moves slowly and usually doesn't take the initiative to attack, but it has a unique grooming technique in the animal kingdom. It will be disguised as a stone and hidden between rocks and corals, motionless and difficult to find. Once the danger approaches and the food is attacked, a dozen stingers will stand up instantly. If you accidentally step on the stinger on the back of the navel, you will instantly inject a lot of venom.

Fifth place, blue-ringed octopus.

This is a very small octopus, which is only as big as an egg. When it is in danger, the blue-ringed octopus will emit a dazzling blue light and release a warning signal to the other party. Its sharp beak can directly pierce the diving suit of human beings, and then quickly inject saliva containing highly toxic substances.

Fourth place, chicken heart snail

Mainly living in tropical waters, its appearance is the same as the heart of the camera or taro, so Kishiro is also called taro, with different colors and beautiful patterns, but don't be confused by its beautiful appearance. This is a highly toxic marine life, and its tip part hides a small opening with harpoon-like fangs.

Third place, poison dart frog

The poison dart frog is the most beautiful frog in the world, and it is also one of the most poisonous species. They are very small, usually less than two centimeters in size, mainly distributed in the tropical rain forests of South America, with bright colors and scales all over their limbs.

Second place, Tai Pan Snake

This is the most poisonous snake on land in the world, mainly distributed in the desert area of central Australia, and the adult body length can reach about two meters. When it is ready to attack, its body will lift off the ground, and its attack speed cannot be captured by the naked eye, which is the attack speed in the world.

First place, box jellyfish

Box jellyfish, also known as sea wasp, is the most poisonous creature on the earth at present. Its size is only the size of a football, and its appearance looks like a box. There are as many as 24 transparent mushroom-shaped perfume mothers with light blue eyes, and more than 60 three-meter-long ribbon tentacles are dragged behind them. These tentacles are its fatal place. There are many stinging cells densely distributed on the tentacles, and there are stingers and capsules filled with venom in the stinging cells.