10 MOST DANGEROUS ANIMALS OF AMAZON RAINFORESTS!

The Amazon rainforest is a vast ecosystem full of

animals

large and small, some of which have not even been discovered yet. Today we will see ten of the

most

dangerous

animals

in this dark and mysterious forest. Make sure you stay alert until number one this animal does not scare you and probably nothing will scare you number ten the common vampire bat common vampire bat can be found in Mexico and in Central and South America they live in colonies in al

most

completely dark places such as caves whales old trees holes and even buildings, unlike most other bats, are nocturnal and come out of their roofs at night in search of blood.

This is their only source of food. They feed on the blood of sleeping cows, pigs, horses and birds, so rare vampire bats occasionally seek blood from humans. but they are not bloodthirsty demons, although vampire bats are known to feed for 30 minutes at a time, they never draw enough blood to harm their prey, but what makes them so

dangerous

is that their bite is not powerful, in fact, Their saliva contains enzymes that numb the bite area and another enzyme to prevent the blood from clotting, ensuring it is continually nourished. They are also very agile and agile and so light that the chosen victim does not even notice when these light bats land on them, so the real problem here is the Common vampire bats are known carriers of rabies, a debilitating disease of course. life that almost always leads to death and that's only if it's not treated with about ten injections into the stomach, which, let's be honest, sounds unpleasant.

Number nine, the bullet ant, huh, the bullet? This ant featured heavily on our list of the most dangerous animals on the planet, so it's no surprise it's here now. No list of dangerous animals is complete without the mention of any type of ant, and when it comes to danger, no ant can do it. brings higher levels than the bullet ant. Bullet ants can be found throughout the Amazon rainforest, so encountering them can be quite common, but keep in mind that they are not called ball ants for nothing, they are known as the insect with the most painful sting.

People have often compared being bitten by one of these creatures to being shot with real bullets. They are also called 24-hour ants because the pain they cause lasts so long despite the excruciating pain they cause, certain Amazonian tribes actively seek them out. They trap the ants and weave them into large gloves made from woven palm leaves. Teenage males eager to prove their virility wear the gloves for hours on end while dancing with the women and during the stinging pain that the ants give them as they endure the ritual, the entire tribe will see them as men and adult warriors number eight the giant centipede

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ian giant centipede or skull Upendra Jagan's ian is among the largest centipedes in the genus Scolopendra and grows to 12 inches or more.

It can be found in various locations throughout South America, especially the Amazon in the Caribbean, where it feeds on a variety of animals, including insects, other large amphibians, arthropods, reptiles and mammals. This centipede is nervous and jumping, it is carnivorous and very aggressive and feeds on almost everything it finds. It is capable of doing. dominating not only insects or other invertebrates but also vertebrates, including frogs, lizards, snakes, birds and even bats, they have a rather interesting way of catching bats, they climb the walls of the caves to the ceiling and wait for a bat to pass by when the prey is close enough to send it.

It lunges while grabbing onto the cave with its hind legs and grabs the bat, then holds and manipulates its prey with just a few legs attached to the ceiling, when attacking its prey on the ground, the centipede will use its entire body to let us enjoy. , let's pray and use all their paws to grab the body of their victim, in addition they have poison that is not only deadly for small animals but also potentially dangerous for humans, also in the right dosage, an attack on a human normally in self-defense can cause severe pain chills swelling fever and fatigue number seven the Brazilian wandering spider The Brazilian wandering spider is also called armored spiders or banana spiders belongs to Genna spawns an otter which means killer in Greek and it is no wonder why it is one of the spiders most poisonous in the world, its bite can be fatal to humans, especially children, it is so poisonous that even the Guinness Book of Records recognizes it as the most poisonous spider in the world, although they are extremely poisonous, they are quite small and grow to approximately two inches long.

They get their name from the fact that these spiders never build nests, but are instead constantly on the move as they search for their next victim. They spend most of the day hiding under logs or in crevices and go out to hunt at night. They eat insects. other spiders and sometimes small amphibians, reptiles and pretty numbers, six vipers. If you think the final akanda is the only dangerous thing in the Amazon, you better think again. The Amazon rainforest is a vast and diverse ecosystem, unfortunately a perfect home for snakes of various types. For you and me, most of the snakes that live here are vipers.

Vipers get their name from the two heat-sensitive organs or pits located between each eye and nostril. The snake uses these organs to detect the body heat of its warm-blooded prey. There are expert nocturnal hunters, there are many types of vipers in the Amazon, each containing enough venom to kill a grown man, but the ones they really had to watch out for were the South American rattlesnakes, the colorful eyelash viper. It is called that because they have scales above the eyes that look like eyelashes, we also have the fer-de-lance whose unpredictable tenderness makes it responsible for the majority of snake bites in the Amazon and the Bushmaster which holds the title of the most long of the Amazon. world which is a lot of snakes in general number five the bull shark currently there are 480 species of sharks known around the world, but only three of them attack humans unfortunately for people who swim in the Amazon River, one of these devourers Of confirmed men are perfectly at home in the murky and fresh water rivers the large and robust bull sharks measure approximately 4 meters long.

There are very common species and also very aggressive and unpredictable, which makes them extremely dangerous. These sharks are often known to attack humans and this is because they live in very shallow water areas where humans swim in both saltwater and freshwater and also because they are quite territorially likely to prefer murky waters for feeding, which is why they are found near the banks of the Amazon River. Bull sharks primarily eat fish, but have been known to take River Birds, dolphins, and small mammals and humans, so have fun with that swim number four, the poison dart frog.

Poison dart frogs are some of the most powerful creatures you'll find in the Amazon rainforest, but be careful, their bright color is actually a touch-me-and-you're-dead warning. Do all poison dart frogs agree that a powerful poison a through your skin that you have absorbed in large quantities can cause heart failure within minutes? The golden poison frog is particularly deadly, possessing enough venom to kill up to 20 humans or 10,000 mice, where do frogs get their poison? So I think they absorb poison from insects, which in turn get poison from plants; However, despite being highly toxic, poison dart frogs are highly sought after pets in the captive exotic pet trade.

These small amphibians are quite harmless, lacking the toxic venom that makes them so dangerous, although no one is sure why it is believed that they lose their venom because frogs in captivity have a different diet to frogs in the wild number three, the Red. -Red-bellied Piranha The red-bellied piranha is preceded by its fearsome reputation. Most of us know them as fish that can tear meat from bones in a matter of seconds. However, this is not necessarily true. Red-bellied piranhas are mostly scavengers, so their diet. It is mainly made up of dead and dying animals, they also eat insects and plants, in fact they are more likely to prey on themselves, so they live in groups to protect themselves in cases where humans have been attacked by schools of piranhas. red-bellied (the victims).

They are usually injured or our children too Most of these attacks occur during the dry season when food is scarce These attacks are rarely fatal They often only result in multiple cuts to the hands and feet. One particularly horrific case involved a six year old girl traveling in a canoe on the river along with her brothers and sisters and her grandmother. The weather was quite bad that day causing the canoe to capsize throwing the unfortunate passengers into the infested waters. from piranhas the grandmother was able to save most of the children but she couldn't rescue the girl she finally took out all the redness on both legs it didn't reach to the bones and she was declared dead on the spot now it's time for the best ping of the day the photo today was submitted by one of our subscribers, so if you find a photo or video online that you want to know more about send it to us and we'll do all the work for you.

We might even feature it in a future video number 2, the Amazon monster has been around for a long time. An enduring legend circulating among the tribes living in the Amazon rainforest, these people report the same thing: a giant sloth-like monster living in the forest they called mapinguari and the mere mention of this name sends shivers down your spine. Although the description of the beast is somewhat inconsistent, scientists have searched in some areas, the creature is said to have two eyes, while other accounts have only one, much like the Cyclops of the Greek mythology, some speak of an open, stinking mouth in the monster's belly through which it consumes humans who are unlucky enough to cross its path, but all accounts agree that the creature measures 7 feet or more when It stands on two legs, emits an extremely unpleasant strong odor and has a thick mat covering a shell.

That makes it almost immune to bullets and arrows. Could it be possible that this creature exists deep in the rainforest and the photo you are seeing now is proof of this? Well, not entirely, although it's definitely too early to say that a creature like Mapinguario exists, this photo definitely doesn't. This photo shows an animal that looks like a cross between a hippopotamus and a basking shark because that's exactly what a good photo editing job is, although after Anna, I once made this fusion that I saved. best for last but first i have a quick challenge that takes 45 seconds 53 if you can leave a like and subscribe within the next 5 seconds you will get 10 years of amazing luck just try it it really worked number one the green anaconda growing with more Nine meters long and weighing more than two hundred and twenty-seven kilos, the green anaconda is the largest snake in the world and alert in the Amazon River on the lookout for its prey due to its size.

The green anaconda is uncomfortable on land but in the water it can move stealthily and attack pretty quickly anything it knows it can overpower. This list includes, but is not limited to, jaguars, alligators, wild pigs, deer, and even humans, especially children. It wraps its body around its prey and drags it into the water, suffocating it within minutes and then swallowing it. all with their big jaws the good thing about green anacondas, well they don't eat often with a big meal that lasts them for months so they are not hungry, you are safe if they are, although you better run, a dangerous animal that terrifies.

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