What is the most dangerous creature and animal in this world??????
Depends on how you define “most dangerous”. To me, the definition of most dangerous would be those animals that kill the most humans every year. So there are many critters, like sea snakes, or box jellies, that would certainly have the potential to kill anyone they encounter, but it rarely ever actually happens. Meanwhile, other critters that generally seem harmless, and usually are when we meet them every day, are actually more dangerous simply because humans encounter them more often. Following this criteria, the most dangerous animal in the world is indeed the mosquito. Mosquito borne diseases such as malaria, dengue, yellow fever and dozens of different varieties of encephalitis kill more than a million people every year. That’s more than die in armed conflict – meaning mosquitoes actually kill more humans than other humans do – which is quite a feat. Number two is other humans – mostly through armed conflict, but also crime. Number three is actually dogs. Thousands of people, most
Look in a mirror – there’s one living in your house! Humans cause more destruction to every single species on the planet than any other animal. In fact, the only way to preserve the remaining species on this planet would be to cull humans so that the population is of a more sensible size. Most animal populations grow in a sigmoidal (s shaped) curve: there is a phase when it’s starting to grow, then it grows exponentially, then birth rates and death rates begin to equalise and it cuts off into a plateau. Human population graphs show that our species is growing exponentially – with no sign of relenting. This is partly because medicine means fewer babies and old people die. Measures have been taken (the Chinese are limited to one child per family, which is doing nothing but good for their country although westerners complain about it!) but if we want to stop this, we are all going to have to pull together. It’s that or our race dies out, and the entire planet goes down with us.
