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10 Animals That Took Revenge On Humans ➤ Welcome to 10B, your #1 place for all your amazing videos that will inspire you everyday. So make sure to SUBSCRIBE and never miss a video! ➤ SUBSCRIBE:    / @10b-p7n   Whipped, chained, and stalked by humans with guns—animals abused for entertainment are fighting for their safety, their sanity, and, often, their very lives. When things get too much, even animals can seek out revenge, and believe us; payback can be hell. These people learned the hard way when cornered animals eventually lashed out. From a tiger hunting killer of its family to a camel biting owner's head off, here are ten animals that took revenge on humans. Number 10. Tiger's anger This story of a male tiger is not less than a revenge thriller. A male tiger that lost its beloved to hunting was giving sleepless nights to the people of Seethathodu in India. The wild cat lost its mate and cub to human savagery, waited for its chance, and started taking revenge on those who shot his tigress down at Seethathodu. The gang had spotted the tigress when they went inside the forest to brew alcohol. His friend gangmate shot the tigress, peeled its skin and shared the flesh. After three days, the men again went to the forest but were welcomed by the ferocious male tiger desperately searching for his female. It immediately pounced on the poacher who shot the tigress and dragged him to the forest, leaving him half dead. He was immediately taken to hospital but succumbed to injuries later and died Number 9. A Cobra Kills Singer We all know singers by how we like their music and how good of dancers they are. That's what they bring to a live performance. But one singer in Indonesia had other ideas of wooing her audience – she walked around with snakes that she used as props for her performances. That earned her some considerable recognition in the Indonesian province of West Java. She also had no major incidents with the snakes. She walked around with the reptiles. But in the July of 2016, an unfortunate event hit one of her famous performances. She stepped on a king cobra that had just been introduced into her troupe of snakes. And without hesitation, the serpent did what it knows best when threatened – bite and inject venom. Probably not wanting to disappoint her fans, the singer kept the show going, even rejecting an antidote offer from the snake handler. But 45 minutes into the performance, she started vomiting on stage and collapsed. Efforts to save her life hit a snag as she died just moments after arriving at the hospital. But that was expected. King cobra is the longest venomous snake and is easily irritated. Death is almost always assured in the first 30 minutes if antivenin is not administered right away. Number 8. Dog Pack vandalize car In 2015, a man in Chongqing, China, drove to his home one evening to find a stray dog lying in his parking space. Instead of shooing the dog, he proceeded to kick it out of the way before parking his car and entering his home. The canine didn't take the kicking incident lying down. It left but returned with more dogs, and they all proceeded to vandalize the man's car. They used their jaws to make dents in the car and bit the windshield wipers. The man was shocked when he awoke the next morning to find his car full of dents. He only realized what happened when a neighbor who saw the dogs attacking the car told him. Number 7. Truman the Octopus Octopuses are intelligent animals with good vision and the ability to remember things. They are also capable of holding grudges and taking revenge whenever they get the chance. There was the case of Truman, an octopus that used to live at the New England Aquarium in Boston, Massachusetts. Truman took a particular dislike for a woman who was volunteering at the aquarium and would shoot a stream of water at her at every opportunity he got. The lady later left for college but returned for a visit a few months later. Truman, who hadn't been shooting water at anyone in the meantime, quickly shot a stream of water at her the moment he saw her. at her the moment he saw her. Number 6. Crows Attack Researchers Crows are some of the most intelligent animals – maybe even more intelligent than some of us. They've been observed to make tools and can be taught a few words, just like parrots. You can't deny it – memory also plays a role in this show of intelligence. But on the other hand, the memory can be a nightmare if you cross any of these guys. They'll remember your face and might do something when they see you next. In a 5-year study, researchers at the University of Washington wore caveman masks when capturing crows. Over time, they found out that the birds had grown weary of anyone with the mask and would swoop down on them with angry squawking and flapping.