Most people stay away from any snakes or large ones. spiders that meet on our way. We have a kind logic when it comes to animals, which tells us “more = deadlier. “And in the case of, say, a royal cobra against garden snake this argument is confirmed. However most often the truth is the opposite. Many animals make up for their small size with deadly poison, so what can look like an ordinary snail, in fact, it may be the last, what you will see in your life. Below are ten tiny, but incredibly deadly animals. 10. Sonorsky Coral Aspid (Sonoran Coralsnake) 
Photos from open sources These snakes are relatives cobras live in deserts of Mexico and in the southern part of the USA. Despite that they can grow up to 60 centimeters, they usually don’t make and look much smaller and thinner than most others the serpent. And in addition to being very hard to spot because of their size, they are also night reptiles. Lucky for us they prefer to do cannibalism, eating almost exclusively by other snakes. But if you still decide to take one of them into your hands and play with her, be careful: their poison is powerful neurotoxin that can paralyze your central nervous system. 9. Blue-Ringed Octopus (Blue Ringed Octopus) 
Photo from open sources The blue-ringed octopus lives in coastal waters of Australia, and its size reaches a whopping 10 centimeters. Usually it is brown or yellow, but when Frightened, his blue rings begin to glow throughout his body. However, Despite the fact that this is a wonderful sight – you should not touch it! This tiny creature in the poison has a toxin against which there is no antidotes, and in an amount that is enough to kill 26 adults in minutes. 8. Brazilian Wandering Spider (Brazilian Wandering Spider) 
Photos from open sources Palestinian yellow scorpions live, mostly in Africa and Asia in dry, desolate places, they can grow to 10 centimeters, but usually their size is about 5 centimeters. It is believed that they have the most powerful and painful poison of all scorpions in the world. Their poison can cause fever, convulsions, paralysis and death. In general, this can be said of all scorpions, the smaller their ticks, the stronger the poison. Although most people would probably suggest the opposite, those scorpions that are owners of large ticks, can rely on the strength of their bite, to get their message across, and little ones need toxins to protect myself. 6. Wasp “Tarantula hawk” (Tarantula Hawk) 
Photos from open sources If you are horrified to read about the wasp in the previous paragraph, then you just have not heard about the huge Japanese hornet. They grow to 5 centimeters, about the same size like the wasp from the previous paragraph. Hornet venom begins its action immediately after a bite with a sting, reaching 6 millimeters in length. It simultaneously attacks the nervous system and dissolves tissue. One such hornet is capable of killing an adult and anaphylactic shock is a very common effect in this bite. In addition, this hornet can bite several times. Besides of this, if you are still bitten, it will be difficult for you to escape and escape from repeated bites, as they fly at a speed of more 40 kilometers per hour. These hornets killing 20 to 40 people in Japan annually responsible for the largest number of deaths of all animals living in this territory. 4.Dart frog 
Photos from open sources Drevolazy are among the most colorful animals in the world. Their coloring is designed to scare away potential predators and is considered a warning coloring. Because of such vibrant colors, predators identify the creature, from which they felt bad, much faster than in the case of a dull-colored creature, so they probably won’t attack in next time. The size of woodcuts is about 5 centimeters, and their toxicity depends on their color. Horrible leaf climber, for example, possesses enough venom to kill 10 adults men. Scientists believe that poison frogs get their toxins of their poison plants or insects that they eat. 3.Cones (Cone Snails) 
Photos from open sources With the ability to produce 100 various types of toxins, cones are considered one of the most poisonous creatures on the planet. Cones live mainly in Australia and prey on fish. For a successful hunt, they hide in the sand and wait, when the fish swims over them. When they notice a fish, they shoot up with their harpoon through which they inject poison. it paralyzes the fish, which they then eat. Man stung cone, most likely, will not be eaten, however, the percentage survival after a cone bite is only 30 percent. Good the news is that they can use their harpoon only 1 time, so you won’t be bitten more than once. Bad news: once is usually enough for a person has died. 2. Red American Reaper Ant (Harvester Ant) 
Open Source Photo Red American Reaper Ant possesses the most toxic poison of all insects known on this moment. No wonder one ant bite is not poses a serious threat to humans, but ants have found way how to solve this problem. When one ant bites prey, he releases a pheromone, which notifies everyone of what is happening ants nearby. When they feel pheromone, they crawl to the ant that released it, and together attack the victim. Together, they can cause significant harm to people, and although death from their bites do not happen often, they still happen, mainly in the result of allergic reactions or anaphylactic shock. 1. Jellyfish Irukandji (Irukandji Jellyfish) 
Photos from open sources The size of the jellyfish irukanji is less than 2.5 centimeters. Most of us wouldn’t come close to the usual to a jellyfish, perhaps they would poke her with a stick, but if you discovered one of these tiny jellyfish, then you are more likely just decide to drop it. But be careful because, despite its size, the jellyfish irukanji is the most poisonous creature on the planet. In fact – it was discovered recently, after her bites caused several human deaths. Although doctors believe that they have found treatment against her bite, this information has not yet been confirmed. For several hours or even minutes after a bite, symptoms such as vomiting, headache, palpitations, and high blood pressure pressure. The poison of this jellyfish is 100 times more powerful than the venom of cobra, and 1000 times more powerful than tarantula venom. Probably not even worth it to say that this jellyfish lives in the coastal waters of Australia.
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