Monkey-Eating Eagle

Measuring about 86 to 102 cm in length, the monkey-eating eagle can be found in the Philippine forests. It got its name from the belief that it used to feed on monkeys.

 

Great White Shark

The great white shark is considered to be the largest predatory fish in the world. Its powerful tail makes it possible to swim as fast as 15 miles per hour. It feeds on other marine animals like sea turtles, sea lions, and seals.

Stonefish

The stonefish has the reputation of being the most venomous fish in the world. Its physical features allow it to camouflage and attack on unsuspecting preys.

Box Jellyfish

Distinct for its pale blue color,the box jellyfish is one of the most dangerous marine creatures. It has stinging cells on its tentacles that are venomous to both animals and humans.

 

Poison Dart Frog

The poison dart frog is usually found in the forests of Costa Rica and Brazil. This poisonous frog typically feeds on fruit fly.

Brown Recluse Spider

Growing between 6 and 20 mm, the brown recluse spider is famous for its fatal bite that can lead to necrosis. Their diet comprised mostly of crickets, bugs, and cockroaches.

Fossa

Found in the forests of Madagascar, fossa is a cat-like animal that feeds on wild pigs and mice. It has claws and sharp teeth that it uses to attack its prey.

Siberian Tiger

The Siberian tiger is believed to be capable of traveling up to 1,000 km. It’s a carnivorous animal that feeds on deer, wild boar, and elk.

Orca

Known for being a powerful predator, the orca or the killer whale dwells on cold, coastal waters. It preys on other marine animals like the sea lions and seals.

 

Amazonian Giant Centipede

The Amazonian giant centipede is named as such because of its size (it can reach over 35 centimeters). It is known to be a scavenger and feeds on smaller bugs.