Australia Scary Animals Buzzfeed

Farmers deliberately hunted these creatures.

Australia scary animals buzzfeed. We can probably all agree that some Australian animals look absolutely terrifying but how dangerous are they really. Australia Scary Animals Buzzfeed. In the real world even lizards have a sort of gummy tissue covering their mouths.

Some prominent characters to avoid include the Red Back Mouse spider Wolf spider Black House spider and Funnel Web spider one the the most venomous in the world -- nay the UNIVERSE. Intimidating teeth are a common dinosaur trope. The drop bear Phascolarctos carnivorous is a truly scary animal.

Box jellyfish aka Boxfish Sea Wasp Fire Medusa or Stinger It doesnt often kill swimmers yet the box jellyfish usually has a 1010 danger rating. Its said to be the most toxic animal on earth with venom containing toxins that attack the heart nervous. Other scary animals in Australia include sharks snakes crocodiles and Tasmanian Devils.

Australia is a land of deadly creatures that seem to take obscene joy in killing you and not just Queenslanders hunting down anyone whos brown. The baboon probably looks so scary because of its accentuated teeth. But that doesnt even begin to cover t.

The thylacine aka Tasmanian tiger was the largest carnivorous marsupial known to definitely exist. Said to be one of the most dangerous animals in Australia the Saltwater Crocodile is an aggressive and territorial animal and is the largest reptile in the world in terms of their mass known to reach over 1000kg. There are definitely plenty of things that could kill you but it is also pretty over-exaggerated as not very many people have actually died from coming across one.

This mammoth tarantula can take down birds and small animals see it in action here. Although some people in Australia still claim to see thylacines Tasmanian tigers are generally believed to be extinct. The australian museum in sydney has a ranking of australias most dangerous animals based on the level of threat they pose combined with how likely an unlucky punter is to encounter one in the wild.