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15 Most Poisonous Animals on Earth

In comparison to venomous animals, poisonous animals are far and few between. It turns out having to get halfway eaten before potentially harming a predator isn’t an incredibly popular adaptation in the animal world. But the animals who managed to stick it out utilize some of the most lethal toxins on the planet, some even eclipsing what even the most venomous animals in the world are capable of. The animals on this list are ordered by increasing oral LD50 (Lethal Dose 50%), so the further up the list we go, the smaller the amount of toxin it would take for your body to fade to room temperature. Find us on Twitter ➽   / duofishlists   Find us on Facebook ➽ https://goo.gl/sn9oJD Subscribe if you'd like ➽ http://goo.gl/r8FYdo Apologies for reading Striated a little incorrectly! My mind saw the "I" and "A" the other way around. The Most Poisonous Animals on Earth (Spoilers): _______________________________________________ 15. Cane Toad (LD50: 0.5-1 mg/kg) https://goo.gl/OHKNoE https://goo.gl/fDiYJa https://goo.gl/xSm3Hb 14. Spanish Fly (LD50: 0.5 mg/kg) https://goo.gl/se0jDU http://goo.gl/4k5FNm https://goo.gl/UZqszL 13. Flamboyant Cuttlefish (LD50: 0.35 mg/kg?) https://goo.gl/48uqmT https://goo.gl/vryOzs https://goo.gl/Lema9m https://goo.gl/rn5JjP 12. Xanthid Crabs (LD50: 0.334 mg/kg and 9 MU/g) https://goo.gl/g0BeaW https://goo.gl/7PsHxP 11. Comb Star (LD50: 0.334 mg/kg and 520 MU/g) https://goo.gl/AnQ9EN https://goo.gl/AGXrad 10. Rough-Skinned Newt (LD50: 0.334 mg/kg and 1000-1500 MU/g) https://goo.gl/RRF1zl https://goo.gl/6CJH11 https://goo.gl/zMxS1C https://goo.gl/WMBjdf 9. Ribbon Worm (LD50: 0.334 mg/kg and 25,590 MU/g) https://goo.gl/RK8vHG https://goo.gl/NVCxYv https://goo.gl/K0pfnJ 8. Puffer Fish (LD50: 0.334 mg/kg and 5-6 million MU/g) https://goo.gl/W3QvT3 https://goo.gl/4iYj7D https://goo.gl/NtnJjT 7. Rove Beetle (LD50: 0.14 mg/kg) https://goo.gl/cfRd37 https://goo.gl/mqnJ89 https://goo.gl/96CO45 https://goo.gl/P5BpN5 https://goo.gl/4mtd7U 6. Hooded Pitohui (LD50: 0.12-0.5 mg/kg) https://goo.gl/SYXpQk https://goo.gl/VWjts7 https://goo.gl/24Ltmr 5. Golden Poison Dart Frog (LD50: 0.12-0.5 mg/kg) https://goo.gl/iZPgFa https://goo.gl/sZM5Ax https://goo.gl/9IirtM https://goo.gl/y7ArYc https://goo.gl/yLPe9p 4. Beadlet Anemone (LD50: 33 μg/kg) https://goo.gl/yQOJLP https://goo.gl/2s5j7C http://goo.gl/KFgrnq https://goo.gl/bw9k96 3. Bundosoma granulifera (LD50: 4.5 μg/kg) http://goo.gl/XV0pR8 https://goo.gl/gKDDSL 2. Palythoa toxica (LD50: 0.4 μg/kg) http://goo.gl/dkMqvN https://goo.gl/lvm8m2 http://goo.gl/S3Blk1 http://goo.gl/qVa0v3 1. Striated Surgeonfish (LD50: 0.2-0.5 μg/kg) https://goo.gl/1ZeVqg https://goo.gl/Z06qRT https://goo.gl/z5cLwh https://goo.gl/y2foLm https://goo.gl/xrkBfx Additional Reading: http://goo.gl/dGkuGO https://goo.gl/BBFAVd https://goo.gl/nDD5J9 https://goo.gl/emzDuY https://goo.gl/qVm9by http://goo.gl/4tEQvl https://goo.gl/RzE7XH This was, by far, the most difficult to research list we’ve done thus far. Days upon days looking through books and research articles trying to find the best way to make this list as for some reason, no one has seemingly ever put together a list of just poisonous animals. I apologize if I sound silly for being miffed because of this, but seeing hundreds of lists simply copying one another with no attempt to do actual research themselves was disappointing to say the least. I’m not sure if this list is the gold standard, but it’s certainly a start for anyone else who wants to make an even better list in the future. [Music] ---------------- Background audio copyright Teknoaxe (   / teknoaxe  ) Track: "Autumn Breeze" Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Seriously, we recommend supporting Teknoaxe by visiting his website and learning more. His music just gets better and better!