TigerfishWhile there have been no confirmed reports of tigerfish killings, observers in the river-netted areas of northeastern South Africa have often heard of natives having their fingers, toes, or body flesh bitten off by tigerfish while bathing in tigerfish-infested water. There are several species of tigerfish, the largest of which is 24 inches long. Their upper and lower jaws are short and powerful, their teeth are sharp and pointed, and the smell of blood is extremely attractive to them. A group of tigerfish can tear all the flesh from a wounded crocodile in five minutes, but usually the tigerfish's actions are lazy. The crocodiles of the Crocodile River Inlet are the world's most ferocious man-eaters, killing more than 2,000 people a year.On February 19, 1945, they caused one of the world's largest animal attacks on humans. At the time, British troops surrounded a Japanese army, and the Japanese soldiers - most of whom were wounded - retreated to a swamp near the Bay of Bengal. The sound of machine gunfire and the smell of blood attracted hundreds of crocodiles, and throughout the night the British heard screams from the swamp. The next morning, only 20 Japanese were still alive. Leopards Leopards are the most dangerous prey, they run fast and are secretive and not easily detected. In central India, leopards often attack farmhouses and injure people. One of the leopards, called the "Panawar Cannibal", has killed at least 100 people. This leopard was killed by Jim Corbett in 1910. The following year, Corbett killed a man-eating female tiger in Chimpawat. King SquidThe king squid is the tallest of the mollusks, and their eyes resemble human eyes. It has 10 arms and reaches a length of 65 feet when fully expanded. People often confuse them with the large octopus, in fact, octopus only when threatened to attack humans, while the king squid is a carnivorous beast. 1941 March 25, the British ship "Brittany" sank in the Atlantic Ocean, just as a dozen or so survivors grabbed a lifeboat, the water appeared to be a king squid, which stretched out the long arms, wrapped around the body of a person, dragged him into the bottom of the water. underwater. Male king squid occasionally eat the females after mating. LionsLions, like tigers, do not usually attack people. When lions attack people they usually come out in packs, although there have been reports of single lions eating people.In October 1943 a lion was killed in the Kasama region of Zambia after it had eaten 40 people. Sharks Sharks*** There are between 200 and 250 species of sharks, of which only 18 are dangerous to humans. The most famous man-eating sharks are the great white shark, tiger shark, whitetip shark, rhesus shark and the finhead shark. The most famous shark attack on a human occurred on July 12, 1916, when 12-year-old Lester Steevil was bathing in the Mattawa River in New Jersey when a great white shark attacked him, killing the child as well as those who came to his rescue. Over the next 16 days, four more people were bitten by sharks within 10 miles of the New Jersey coastal area. Two days later, four miles outside the mouth of the Mattawa River, the great white shark fell into a fishing net. Tigers In the eight years from 1903 to 1911, a tiger in the Himalayas of Nepal killed 438 people in a row, and was known as the Cannibal of Chimpawat. The tiger does not normally prey on humans unless it is old, sick, or in love with the taste of human flesh. BearsThe North American black bear, though not as large as the brown bear, often attacks humans.In 1963, after a bad year for lingonberry berries in Alaska, hungry bears began attacking humans and killed one person.