(Part 3) TOP 20 Most Dangerous ⚠️ Animals in the World ???? You want to stay away from #animals

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Here are the top 20 most dangerous animals to humans based on the average number of human fatalities they cause each year:

Mosquitoes: Approximately 725,000 deaths per year (mainly due to malaria, dengue, and other mosquito-borne diseases).
Humans: Around 475,000 deaths per year (due to homicide).
Snakes: Between 50,000 and 100,000 deaths per year (from venomous bites).
Dogs: Around 25,000 deaths per year (mainly due to rabies).
Tsetse flies: Approximately 10,000 deaths per year (causing sleeping sickness).
Assassin bugs (kissing bugs): Around 10,000 deaths per year (transmitting Chagas disease).
Freshwater snails: About 10,000 deaths per year (spreading schistosomiasis).
Ascaris roundworms: Roughly 4,500 deaths per year (causing ascariasis).
Tapeworms: About 2,000 deaths per year (causing cysticercosis).
Crocodiles: Approximately 1,000 deaths per year.
Hippopotamuses: Around 500 deaths per year.
Elephants: About 500 deaths per year.
Lions: Roughly 250 deaths per year.
Box jellyfish: Around 50 to 100 deaths per year.
Sharks: About 10 deaths per year.
Wolves: Roughly 10 deaths per year.
Leopards: Around 10 deaths per year.
Bears: Approximately 5 to 10 deaths per year.
Cape buffalo: Around 200 deaths per year.
Deer: Indirectly cause around 120 deaths per year (mainly through vehicle collisions).
These numbers are approximations and can vary year by year and by source. The list includes both direct causes (like attacks) and indirect causes (like disease transmission).