Stone Fish

Found commonly around the pacific ocean, especially along the coast of Australia, but can also be sighted as near the equator as the Red sea near Egypt. Due to its nearly entirely camouflaged body, this makes the particular fish a real nuisance for divers as well as other fish nearby. A deadly toxin is stored within this fish and is released from it’s 13 spines around it’s body. Upon contact with any human or mammal, it causes intense pain, swelling of tissue and eventually death. Because of it’s sneaky presence and deadly toxin, I believe that this particular fish should be noted as a potential killer.

Sydney Funnel Web

This large and aggressive spider also has another trick up its sleeve. It has the most poisonous venom of all spiders. Release of this powerful neurotoxin on a human has the ability to kill them in under 15 minutes. However most animals aren’t affected to badly by this toxin, but humans have a very strong reaction to it. Because of this development into antidotes has increased dramatically and has lead to the prevention of many deaths. If by any chance you are scared of not being able to identify one spider from another, then you will instantly notice the uniqueness of the burrow, shaped as a funnel of web, usually found underneath houses or dark and damp places.

Poison Dart Frog

You ever said frogs were harmless, and that if you kissed one you would find yourself with a beautiful prince. If you believe in fairytales and wish to experiment with frogs, by all means do not attempt any such action with this particular one. Found commonly in rain forests of South America, this frog has the potential to sicken or kill any animal that touches it’s skin. Two milligrams of this toxin has the ability to kill a human, or any large mammal. Stay well away.