Australia Deadly Animals Statistics

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Australia deadly animals statistics. This list was developed by the Australian Museum in Sydney. The worst part is that there is no antidote for the venom of this lethal Australian animal. They are deadly Australian animals and the effect of their sting varies according to where the person has been bitten.

In most cases it results in death. This species doesnt have particularly potent venom but the allergic reaction suffered by 1-2 per cent of the population coupled with the high incidence of bee stings make them second to snakes as the most deadly venomous animal in Australia. Dog 27 deaths.

Australias most poisonous dangerous animals not just to humans Bluebottle jellyfish Box jellyfish Irukandji jellyfish Sting ray Common lungfish Blue-ringed octopus Smooth toadfish pufferfish Stonefish Reef stonefish Cone shell sea snails Bull shark Great white shark Saltwater crocodile. Its a very large snake and its the largest venomous snake in Australia and also the longest fangs. The most infamous is the Great White also called White Pointer and the other two are Bull Shark and Tiger Shark.

Sharks and marine animals killed 26 people crocodiles caused 17 fatalities. The best illustration of Australias deadly-animal problem may be the Elapidae snake family. Cow bull or bovine 33 deaths.

A venomous group characterized by its short fangs and agile nature. If you look at the statistics of animal deaths in Australia sharks are the most deadly animals in Australia. One of the most venomous marine creatures known the box jellyfish can kill a healthy adult in minutes.

A northern death adder. This jellyfish is found in northern Australian waters and has caused more than 70 deaths here since 1883. Australia has a reputation for its deadly animals and these ten terrifying creatures suggest why this may be the case.