These Are The Most Dangerous Species Worldwide

Rachael Burman Published on January 26, 2018

Hey, Spectacled Caimans

Part of the crocodilians group, the Spectacled Caimans is up next. Big jaws? Short legs? Long tails? Triple check. But let’s not forget that they have their eyes and nose on the top of their head which means they can breathe and see underwater. Oh, and then there’s their gigantic, sharp teeth so yeah just stay away.

Spectacled Caimans

I’m a Piranha – They live in the Amazon

Channeling my inner Nemo here. Typically found in South America, don’t be fooled by its “innocence”, those sharp teeth and strong jaws aren’t just for show. Just in 2011, over 100 people were viciously bitten, although deadly attacks are rare. Piranhas tend to strike most when hungry, the definition of “hangry.”