Produced by: Mohsin Shaikh
Nearly invisible. Its venom attacks the heart, nerves, and skin, causing cardiac arrest within minutes.
Most venomous snake. A single bite can kill 100 adults, causing paralysis and fatal blood clotting in 30-45 minutes.
Skin contains lethal batrachotoxin. Even a touch can cause heart failure. Enough toxin to kill 10 humans.
Marine snail with a harpoon-like tooth that injects venom. No antidote. Rapid paralysis and respiratory failure often lead to death.
Tiny but deadly. Venom causes paralysis within minutes. No antidote. Respiratory arrest occurs in under 30 minutes if untreated.
Highly venomous. Sting causes severe pain, fever, and can lead to coma or death, especially in vulnerable individuals.
Largest reptile. Powerful jaws and aggressive nature kill with a single bite or death roll, crushing and drowning victims.
Unpredictable and aggressive. Can charge at 35 mph, goring and trampling victims to death in seconds.
Highly aggressive despite being herbivores. Powerful jaws can crush crocodiles or boats, killing humans instantly.