15 Most Venomous Animals on Earth

Perhaps the most common fear that all humans share is the fear of venomous animals. In f, the fear of spiders and snakes are the two most commonplace phobias. Usually this fear is misplaced as the vast majority of snakes and spiders are completely harmless, however, Im afraid that this video wont help abate any fears you currently hold. Some of you may end up avoiding certain parts of the world because of some of the animals mentioned. The animals on this list are ordered by increasing subcutaneous LD50 (Lethal Dose 50%), so the further up the list we go, the smaller the amount of venom it would take to potentially end your life.\r
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15. Blue-ringed Octopus (LD50: 0.3-0.36 mg/kg)\r
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14. Stonefish (LD50: 0.300 mg/kg)\r
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13. Deathstalker Scorpion (LD50: 0.25 mg/kg)\r
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12. Mojave Rattlesnake (LD50: 0.21 mg/kg)\r
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11. Assassin Caterpillar (LD50: 0.19 mg/kg)\r
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10. Sydney Funnel-web Spider (LD50: 0.16-0.25 mg/kg)\r
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9. Brazilian Wandering Spider (LD50: 0.134 mg/kg)\r
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8. Maricopa Harvester Ant (LD50: 0.12 mg/kg)\r
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7. Black Tiger Snake (LD50: 100 μg/kg)\r
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6. Many-Banded Krait (LD50: 90-108 μg/kg)\r
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5. Dubois Seasnake (LD50: 44 μg/kg)\r
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4. Sea Wasp (LD50: 40 μg/kg)\r
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3. Eastern Brown Snake (LD50: 36.5-50 μg/kg)\r
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2. Inland Taipan (LD50: 25 μg/kg)\r
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1. Geographic Cone Snail (LD50: 12-30 μg/kg)\r
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