FIERCE AND FAMISHED
Tigers, the largest member of the cat family, are one of the few animals that can become man-eaters.
A BLOODY BATTLE
The crocodile can take out as many as 2,000 people per year.
SLITHERING SNAKE
Fortunately for humans, rattlesnakes usually save their venom for prey they can eat.
SCARY SNARL
Angry brown bears are a terrifying sight, but they usually opt for intimidation over attack.
BIG CAT, BIG APPETITE
Lions, the only cats that live in groups, can eat up to 88 pounds of meat in one sitting.
FLESH FOR FOOD
A man-eating lion would need to eat about 40 people a year in order to survive.
SLAYING STRIKE
Of the 2,000 species of scorpion in the world, only 30 to 40 have venom powerful enough to kill a human.
KILLER CROC
Nile crocodiles can grow up to 20 feet long and weigh up to 1,650 pounds. They are indiscriminate predators who will attack everything from a porcupine to a human.
TENTACLES OF TERROR
The box jellyfish's venom is considered to be among the most deadly in the word.
SHAKE, RATTLE AND KILL
All species of rattlesnake have the same distinctive feature - the rattle at the end of their tail. The rattling noise occurs when the hollow and bony segments of the tail knock together.
LETHAL LEGS
A full grown ostrich can sprint up to 43 miles an hour, and a kick from their powerful legs can kill a human.
WAITING IN THE WATER
A male hippos tusk-like canine teeth can grow up to a foot and a half long.
TRAINED TO BITE
Though the domestic dog has lived with people for about 10,000 years, they still share many traits with their wild relatives ...
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