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Yep, sometimes humans can be reckless, to say the least, and provoke wild animals to attack us.
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But wild animals don't always wait for us to make the first move.
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Some animals are so territorial, or bad-tempered, that they can strike without warning.
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Today we compiled a list of the five most aggressive animals.
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They won't wait for you to threaten them before attacking and killing you.
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Here's how to survive the top five most aggressive animals.
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Centuries of experience have made many predators fear humans, which has allowed us to explore many places without getting attacked by wild animals.
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But some animals won't run away.
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Every year, people die in the jaws, claws, and fangs of wild beasts.
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Here are five amazing stories about the most aggressive beasts that will attack you just because they can.
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We're about to see some of the scariest animals on Earth.
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But if you want to choose the most powerful beast of all the species roaming the planet, what would it be?
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I just watched a documentary that was trying to figure that out.
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They were comparing the… what?
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No, I wasn't distracted.
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I was telling them about this amazing documentary on Magellan TV.
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It's called Who is the King?
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I love it because it explores the traits that make these powerful animals reign in their environments.
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Which of them is king over the others? And why?
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Is it the cheetah that can reach 113 km per hour in just three seconds?
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Or is it the ferocity of lions?
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Maybe it's the strength of sharks?
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Just click on the link below to find out.
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But if wild animals aren't your thing, don't worry.
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But to get to the world's richest documentary archive, you'll need to survive the wrath of these aggressive creatures first.
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Don't worry, we've got you covered.
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These massive mammals are called the Black Death.
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They can grow 1.5 m tall, and weigh up to 870 kg.
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They are extremely grumpy.
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Can you imagine this ferocious beast charging at you at 60 km per hour?
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On average, they killed 200 hunters every year in Africa, more hunters than any other animal.
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One of them was Claude Clayhams.
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He was hunting buffalo in South Africa, and had just shot one in the herd.
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But instead of running away, Another herd member chased clay hands and gored him to death.
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Since they are huge, strong, and vengeful, maybe you should avoid messing around with Cape buffalo.
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But if one is chasing you, your best chance to survive would be to climb up a sturdy tree, because they can easily take down a small tree.
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These exotic and beautiful creatures, native to the tropical forests of South Asia and Australia, can be up to 2 m tall.
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But the main danger is at the end of their muscular, powerful legs.
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Their razor-sharp claws grow up to 10 cm, and can slice any predator open with a single kick, including you.
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And cassowaries are really bad-tempered.
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Not surprisingly, they're known as the deadliest bird on the planet.
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In most recorded attacks, the big bird wanted food, or defended its eggs or chicks.
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So don't mess with their young.
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Although experts recommend not feeding cassowaries, if you get chased by one of these beautiful but ferocious birds, giving it food could save your life.
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These giants grow up to 1.8 m tall and weigh about 1,350 kg.
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Their horns can grow up to 50 cm long, and they are known as nervous and aggressive animals.
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Can you imagine that sharp, powerful weapon goring your skin at 55 km per hour?
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Chantelle Baer, a 24-year-old South African student, experienced that in 2013.
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She was posing for a picture just centimeters away from a couple of rhinos, and one suddenly gored her from behind.
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It broke several of her ribs and collapsed one of her lungs.
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Fortunately, after a long stay in the hospital, she survived.
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If you encounter one of these giants, take advantage of their poor eyesight.
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Usually, they can only see you if you move.
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Back away slowly, and look for a tree or a large rock to climb.
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Do not try to outrun a black rhino.
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7 species of crocodiles are dangerous to humans.
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They kill 1,000 humans every year.
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But the saltwater croc is definitely the champion.
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These 5-meter giants live in India, South Asia, and Australia.
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They're opportunistic, merciless predators that eat almost any creature, even sharks.
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And you're on the menu as well.
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But surprisingly, some brave people have fought them off.
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Australian Craig Dickman was fishing when a crocodile jumped out of the water and caught one of his arms.
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He started punching the crocodile's palate from inside its mouth with his trapped hand.
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The beast let go, then grabbed him again.
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Craig did the only thing you can do to hurt a crocodile.
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He punched it in the eye until the reptile let go.
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The crocodile tore his arm, but Dickman got medical attention and survived.
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These enormous vegetarians can grow up to 5 m long and weigh over 4.5 tons.
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Despite that, they can run up to 45 km per hour.
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Their massive snouts can open 180 degrees and bite with a force of 13,810 kPa.
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That's twice as strong as a gorilla's bite.
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They are extremely aggressive, and will attack almost anything that enters their territory, including humans.
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They kill about 500 humans each year, making them the world's deadliest mammal living in the wild.
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In 2019, American Kristen Yalder and her husband were canoeing on a river safari in Zimbabwe when they spotted some hippos.
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Suddenly, one attacked her from underwater and capsized their canoe.
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As she fell into the water, the beast caught her leg in its powerful mouth and began to pull her deeper into the water.
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But she kept her cool and began punching and kicking the hippo's nose.
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After about 45 seconds of pounding, the hippo released her and guides rescued her.
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If you're on a safari in sub-Saharan Africa, avoid going into shallow water.
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Why?
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Because they spend 16 hours a day submerged in the water to keep their skin cool and moist.
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But fortunately, they can't swim.
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Oh boy, what a temper.
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There are some really grumpy beasts out there.
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Do you know that an aggressive, deadly spider is hunting and replacing their dreaded black widow?
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Oh yeah.
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Do you want to know which one it is and how it could be in your home right now?
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