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10 Most Aggressive Animals in the World

10 Most Aggressive Animals in the World If you're new, Subscribe! → http://goo.gl/djmfuX Facebook:   / top5bestshow   Top 5 Best is the #1 place for all your heart warming stories about amazing people that will inspire you everyday. Make sure to subscribe and never miss a single video! Leave a like for more shark tank, pawn stars, dr. phil, and other tv show business content. On Top 5 Best, we like to help you in mindset productivity, whether it's how to make more money videos, or going over the biggest mansions in the world, we show everything here! Make sure to subscribe for more amazing videos everyday! family friendly pg clean #viralstory #amazingpeople #top5best 10 Most Aggressive Animals in the World Remember the story of Noah? Every time I hear that story, it makes me wonder how he was able to take all those animals and fit them into an ark. Aside from that, how did he manage to keep all those animals from killing each other whole confined in such a cramped space. If the story is to be believed, there would be some very aggressive animals in that boat, especially these ten. Today, we will be taking a look at 10 of the most aggressive animals in the world. Number 1 is so aggressive, Quintin Tarantino himself saw it fit to be included in Kill Bill. What is it? Stay tuned to find out. Number 10. The Cape Buffalo This large African animal is also known as ‘the black death,’ with good reason. They are responsible for the most number of fatal animal attacks on humans in Africa. This animal is quite unpredictable and very aggressive. When it feels that it is being threatened, or even if you disturb it just a bit, a cape buffalo would attack anything, even large predators like lions. A matured cape buffalo stands 6 feet in height and can weigh close to a ton. The most noticeable feature and primary weapon of Cape buffalos are their large, thick horns. When a member of the herd or a calf being disturbed, they would charge with their massive horns. Attack from such a large animal like cape buffalo could result in severe injuries or even death. It is most aggressive when it has been wounded, or, if one of the calves from the herd is under attack. An angry buffalo will circle and stalk its prey, waiting for the perfect moment to tear apart its opponent with its massive, thick horns. They are also known to engage in mobbing behavior when fighting off predators. Now, think about an angry mob of Cape Buffaloes charging at you at speeds of up to 35 mph. When you’re this scary, they call you Black Death. Number 9. The Black Rhino The black rhino does indeed have a reputation for having a bad temper and they are generally considered to be more temperamental and excitable than white rhinos. If you are on a walking safari in areas where they frequent, it is a good idea to move very quietly so that they have plenty of warning of your approach and have a chance to move away. When startled, they charge immediately and asks questions later. And better not get too close because they are far from lumbering giants. Rhinos can charge at 50 km/h, and are most likely to attack if taken by surprise. Cows with calves are especially dangerous and will charge under almost any circumstances when feeling threatened. The main reason behind the aggressiveness of black rhinos is their poor eyesight. So, they easily become aggressive and attack anything they found as a threat. Number 8. The Hippopotamus Hippos are considered one of the most dangerous animals in Africa. They aggressively defend their territory and have been known to capsize boats that unwisely venture into their neck of the woods, or rather, river. They are so aggressive in fact, that they even attack crocodiles and lions who dare to disturb their naps. These semiaquatic giants kill an estimated 500 people per year in Africa. For example, in 2014, a hippo attacked a small, unsuspecting boat filled with Nigerian school children, killing twelve students and one teacher on board. Attacks can also happen when hippos wander around on land in search of food, often into places humans occupy. Obviously, it’s their sheer size and weight, coupled with their massive teeth, are what makes hippos very dangerous. But what is not commonly known as that they are very fast runners, and can quickly outstrip a running man with ease, reaching speeds of up to 20 mph. Number 4. The Sun Bear When it comes to size, the Sun Bear is the smallest member of the bear family. It is also the rarest of the bear species. The sun bear has oftentimes been called the Honey Bear, due to the fact that it loves honey. But before you go off trying to pet one of these creatures, let me tell you something, they aren’t anything like Winnie the Pooh, because despite the name, they are more aggressive than any other species of bear. Sun bears have been known to attack, both humans and animals, without any provocation at all. It’s still unknown what sets them off,