10 Amazon Dangerous Animals You Will Wish To Never Encounter

The Amazon rainforest includes the largest stretch of tropical rainforest and the most biodiversity on the planet. In fact, it represents more than half of the world's remaining rainforests. The Amazon rainforest is truly an incredible destination and it should definitely be a future destination that you should choose to explore if you are a lover of adventure travel and adventures. It is a place with the most peaceful, wonderful scenery in the world, but also many mysterious dangers lurking, making this forest not suitable for the faint of heart or timid. Wildlife in the Amazon is one of the things that attracts tourists to this land the most. However, before going on an adventure, you should learn about 10 out of Amazon dangerous animals that can become serious threats if you are not equipped with the essential knowledge.
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#1 Black caiman - the largest predator in the ecosystem of the Amazon

Black caiman

Source: explore

#2 Electric eel - just a few shocks from this creature can cause respiratory failure and heart

Electric eel

Source: YouTube

#3 Piranha - they are actually not as fierce as their appearance and depicted in the movie

Piranha

Source: Folha do Progresso

#4 Green Anaconda – the largest snake on Earth

Green Anaconda

Source: Animal Spot

#5 Jaguar - Jaguars are the largest carnivorous mammals in Central & South America

Jaguar

Source: Rainforest Cruises

#6 Poison Dart Frog - this creature has enough venom to kill ten grown men

Poison Dart Frog

Source: iStock

#7 Pit vipers – one of the most venomous snakes on Earth

Pit Vipers

Source: Smithsonian's National Zoo

#8 Bull shark - the most frequently attack humans; like to live in populated areas

Bull shark

Source: Discovery

#9 Bullet ant - the largest ants on Earth that can incapacitate animals the size of a strong man

Bullet ant

Source: The Animal Facts

#10 Brazilian Wandering Spiders (also called banana spiders) - among the most venomous & aggressive spiders

Brazilian Wandering Spiders

Source: Entomology and Nematology Department - University of Florida