What is the world's most dangerous animal to humans?

 If you just want to know the world's most dangerous, it's enough to read NUMBER 1, but if you want to know the 5 most dangerous in the world, you can continue reading!

1. Mosquitoes
   1 million deaths per year. It is classified as the most dangerous animal on earth. Around 400,000 die from malaria every year, the rest are other different diseases you can get from mosquitoes, such as... Dengue fever.
2. Human
   If you want to classify humans as an animal, they actually end up in second place with 437,000 deaths due to murder per year according to UN statistics in 2012.
3. Cabinet
   100,000 deaths per year. If you think about animal groups, snakes are the most dangerous group of animals.
4. Dogs
   Man's best friend, the dog, comes in 4th place with 59,000 deaths per year. It is mostly due to the infection rabies that people die. 99% of all dog deaths are due to rabies according to the WHO.
5. Freshwater snails
   20,000 deaths AT LEAST. They may carry a parasitic worm that can cause a horrible disease calledschistosomiasis.

Which type of bear is the most dangerous to encounter, black, brown, or white?

 Black Bear

Black bears are very shy. They're usually busy looking for berries in the forest. If you encounter one, try standing tall, making yourself look bigger, and making a lot of noise. They'll likely back off. Trust me, they're more interested in your picnic basket than your meat.

Brown Bear (Grizzly)

Brown bears are omnivores, eating anything, but they prefer meat to their cousins, the black bears. Now, when it comes to humans, they're a bit mean . If you encounter one, don't try to fight or run away. It's useless. The only way to do it is to play dead. Yes, really, just collapse and hope it gets bored and goes looking for other prey.

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Polar Bear

Polar bears are on a different level. They're hyper-carnivores , meaning they eat 90% meat. And, unlike their black or brown counterparts, which usually shy away from humans, polar bears actively hunt anything. If they're hungry (and in the Arctic, they're almost always hungry), you'll be seen like a walking burger. The best way? Avoid being seen at all. If you're spotted, let's be honest, your chances of survival are slim to none.

What happened on the most dangerous day in human history?

 "Compared to this attack, Pearl Harbor was like a Sunday picnic."

November 9, 1979.

On a cold winter morning in Colorado, NORAD (North American Aerospace Defense Command) alarms began to sound.

As the Cold War began to take a turn for the worse, the analysts instinctively felt a pang of guilt when they witnessed the 250 Soviet-made missiles that had triggered the alarm heading towards the United States.

Jimmy Carter and Zbigniew Brzezinski (right)

At 3 a.m., less than minutes after the alarm was issued, Zbigniew Brzezinski, President Jimmy Carter's National Security Advisor, was awakened by a call from NORAD informing him that a nuclear attack was imminent. Every second was more precious than gold. He was told he only had three minutes to inform President Jimmy Carter of the situation and ask for his decision.

However, Brzezinski handled the situation cautiously, not reporting to the president immediately. He told the military aide who called him to "check the situation first and then call back." His wife was sleeping beside him, but he didn't wake her, thinking, "They'll all be dead in 30 minutes anyway."

B-52 of the Strategic Air Command

Soon after, a phone call came in informing him that the number of missiles had increased to 2,200, and he thought it was utter annihilation. Brzezinski believed America should retaliate and requested confirmation of preparations for retaliation. Ten Strategic Air Force aircraft then prepared to take to the skies towards the Iron Curtain to carry out American-style retaliation.

As time ticked by, and with less than a minute to spare before the crucial phone call to the president that would transform the war from a cold war into a scorching one, Brzezinski received his third call.

Neither radar nor satellites showed any signs of an approaching missile, and other warning systems had detected nothing. This was a false alarm, caused by someone accidentally loading a training simulation into NORAD headquarters' operations computer.

In retrospect, those bright spots on the radar meant that Earth was just one minute away from World War III!

The opening quote, spoken years later by a congressional investigator about the events, illustrates how the world nearly conflated simulation with reality.

What are some of the most dangerous rail bridges in India?

 Top 3 dangerous rail bridge in India

1. Chenab Rail Bridge

Why it is dangerous? Because Chenab Rail Bridge in Jammu and Kashmir due to its location in the geologically volatile, and conflict-prone Himalayas.

India's highest and tallest Railway arch Bridge(359 m), risk comes from Seismic zone, extreme winds, steep Himalayan terrain, landslide-prine geology and proximity to LoC security risk.

2. Rameshwaram Pamban Bridge

The Pamban Bridge consider dangerous family because of exposed to cyclones, strong winds and corrosive sea air. Train movement is restricted during the high winds…this bridge is faced cyclone destruction in 1964. Interesting fact is it passes just above the sea level with low height when compared to taller bridge.

3. Bogibeel Rail Bridge

Built over unstable brahmaputra river with floods shifting sandbanks and earthquake-prone zone. Requires constant monitoring

•List of other Railway bridge which is not dangerous officially but risky due to unstable land, Ghat section, tall height construction of bridge.

4. Yedakumeri Railway Bridge

(A part of Bangalore to Mangalore Route via Sakleshpur)

Remote western ghats route with steep drops, lot of tunnels no fencing, heavy monsoon landslides, wildlife and active train movement, dense forest

5. Maliguda railway bridge (Odisha)

It is not considered dangerous due to structural failure, but due to extreme geography terrain and the safety risks it poses to the people of the area.,

It is Located between Kirandul-Kottavalasa & this line traverses the Eastern Ghats through highly challenging topography Sharp curves, heavy monsoon flash flood and remote isolated conditions similar to Yedakumeri Railway bridge.

6. Panvel Nadi Viaduct

Official not dangerous but risky due to challenging structure, is not inherently dangerous to passengers, but it was considered highly challenging to build due to its extreme dimensions, deep gorge location, and severe monsoon conditions. due to deep valley, monsoon-heavy weather, and unstable geology during construction.

Taller bridge in Konkan railway just 64 m (210 feet) above the valley floor.

7. Godavari Bridge

Risk from monsoon flooding, high water pressure, aging structure, and speed restrictions during floods.

8. Pathimoonu Kanara Palam (13 Arch bride'sArch

13 Arch railway bridge generally not inherently dangerous for trains, but it how our it poses a few safety concerned for local traffic visitors and pedestrian.

That Bridge is tightly sandwich between river and the BC Kollam thirumangalam National Highway. With no proper walkway, build by Britishers during Meter gauge era.

9. Bhor Ghat bridge

Though not dangerous rail bridge but risky structure operationally challenging because it features extreme elevations (a gradient of up to 1:37), dozens of viaducts across steep valleys, and loose basaltic rock faces that make the route highly vulnerable during the monsoon

10. Kasara ghat section bridge

Steep gradient requiring banker locos, monsoon landslides and falling rocks.. making it challenging. Also Highly suspectible to monsoon landslides and falling boulders, extreme inclines, severe monsoon conditions, and complex logistics rather than structural flaws.

11. Shindawane Ghat section bridge

The Shindawane–Ambale section on the Pune–Miraj railway line in Maharashtra is considered challenging due to its rugged semi-ghat terrain, which creates difficult geographical conditions for train operations and requires careful navigation,

Even after doubling the tracks it is challenging task for engineers to build railway track due to insufficient land. The existing tracks were constructed by tunneling plus cutting off the rock (Old track)

12. Ditockchera bridge

The ditockchera railway bridge located in the lumding-badarpur section in Assam's district is dangerous due to the regions…unstable land, bridge is built on soft sedimentary rocks and mud that routinely compromises the soil foundation of bridge.

13. Tawi river railway bridge

Monsoon risks from flash floods, river swelling, and bank erosion affecting foundations.

What are the most Dangerous Roads in the World?

• Nepal : Two passengers buses fell into Trishuli River after they were swept by a sudden landslide.
• Well, around 65 passengers are reportedly missing .

• Every year; Nepal has been witnessing some tragic bus or car or motor accidents.

• In fact , Karnali High way is counted among the most dangerous roads across the world.

• Road safety experts point out- lack of proper road network is the major reason behind these accidents.
• Well, lack of timely medical help also act as a major hindrance in saving lives.

• People - errant motorists- and pedestrians are not sensitized about good Road behavior.
• Alas, more than 4000 people lose their lives ; and nearly 15000 are injured in road accidents annually.
• Hopefully, this small Himalayan nation shall improve its road network.
• Perhaps : “Don't learn safety by accident.”: Jerry Smith
• PIC Credits : Google Images /Web

What is the most dangerous animal on earth?

 If you believe this fact, the most dangerous animal is a Nile crocodile named Gustave.

First seen in Burundi in 1998, Gustave was estimated to be 60 years old, weigh 1 ton, and measure 6.1 meters long in 2004. Later, Gustave sightings were recorded at other times.

It is believed that Gustave was last seen in 2008. In fact, Gustave has become larger, measuring over 7 meters in length.

The crocodile suspected to be Gustave.

Gustave is believed to have killed 300 people although he never took human victims. He prefers to eat hippos where most crocodiles are usually afraid and shy away from hippos.

The crocodile, thought to be Gustave, greedily devoured its innocent victims.

The locals vow to kill Gustave, but have so far been unsuccessful. Of the 300 people killed, it is believed that half of the 300 people killed by Gustave were hunters who wanted to find him.

Gustave's experts

Gustave is believed to be distinguishable from other crocodiles by his gunshot wounds and his ferocity. This means that few who have seen him have survived.

Several crocodiles thought to be Gustave have been shot and killed.

But then renowned Gustav expert, Patrice Faye, believed that they were all small lizards and Gustav was still roaming free.

You can't ignore that the whole story might be just nonsense.

Why is vitamin B12 so dangerous?

 

The Silent Destroyer: Why Vitamin B12 Deficiency Is More Dangerous Than You Think

Here is the truth that nobody tells you. Vitamin B12 is not dangerous by itself but losing Vitamin B12 is where the real problem starts. When your body does not have Vitamin B12 it does not just make you feel tired. It quietly hurts your nervous system, your blood and your mind sometimes before you even notice that something is wrong.

Vitamin B12 is very important for your blood cells your DNA synthesis and your entire neurological function. Without Vitamin B12 your nerves start to get damaged. This is called combined degeneration of the spinal cord. That is not a problem. That is your body hurting itself from the inside.

The sad thing is that the symptoms of Vitamin B12 deficiency can be confusing. You might feel tired have brain fog feel tingling in your hands and feet or even feel depressed. These are things that many people think are because of stress. Meanwhile doctors see patients who have gone years without being diagnosed while they were getting more and more nerve damage without even realizing it.

Some people are at high risk of getting Vitamin B12 deficiency. These include vegans and vegetarians older adults who do not have enough stomach acid and people who take Metformin or acid-reducing medications like omeprazole for a long time. Your doctor will tell you that the problem is often that your body is not absorbing Vitamin B12 properly not that you are not eating enough of it. You can eat food and still have a Vitamin B12 deficiency.

So taking care of Vitamin B12 deficiency is not about avoiding certain foods. There are many other things that affect your overall health. I learned this from an article I read online that talks about ways to live healthy and restore Vitamin B12. The information in that article really helped me to improve my health. I do not rely on medications that can be bad for me to treat every health problem. Instead I use remedies and make healthy food choices like eating the right food and not eating too much that I learned about from that article.

You should try to catch Vitamin B12 deficiency treat it seriously and protect your body before the damage becomes too bad and cannot be fixed. Vitamin B12 is very important, for your health so you should take care of it. Vitamin B12 deficiency can be serious so you should not ignore it. You should learn more about Vitamin B12 and how to stay healthy.

What is the most dangerous place on Earth?

 North Korea Jail

Disturbing images ahead!!!!!!

I don’t own any of the images below. They are downloaded from google.

Most of the answers included Natural places which are dangerous to live. However, here I would like to show share a place which is driven by a naughty fat boy who himself consider as God. The place is so dangerous that if you steal a Propaganda from A HOTEL, THERE IS 15 YEARS OF JAIL!!!!!

The place is none other than - North Korean Jail.

Prisoners are forced to starve-

Pregnancy is biggest crime in jail!

for small mistakes, there are harsh punishments-

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and if somehow they escaped or freed from the hell, they will not survive long enough..

Inside North Korea's barbaric jails where prisoners dig their own graves

Revealed: Life inside North Korea's torturous prison camps

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What is the world's most dangerous tourist destination?

 In contrast to common misconception, countries run by dictators are quite safe. In these type of countries, common criminals are too scared of the dictator because he does not read a book called ‘’human rights’’. Corruption or crime is usually done by the people who are connected to the state. Regular tourist rarely gets hurt.

The world’s most dangerous places are usually located in developing countries. One of the great locations but with a terrible record might be El Salvador. Once a tourist steps at the airport, the first thing comes to mind is infamous kidnappings. Better to be safe than sorry. I wanted to visit the country while I was hanging in Mexico however I changed my mind quickly after reading some newspapers.

Probably the country itself is beautiful as Costa Rica. A great surfing location, full of nature and history, warm people … A tiny country which makes it easier to see around.Though the country has endured a past pocked with war and economic instability, Salvadorans warmly welcome the opportunity to show the world the country’s real character. But…

Source of the picture: Surf City El Salvador: world-class surfers ride waves to raise awareness on ocean warming | One Earth

Izalco Volcano in El Salvador's Cerro Verde National Park. Source of the picture: Should El Salvador be on your travel bucket list?

El Salvador is the leader in homicides in comparison to population. Kidnappings are very common. Not exactly a perfect touristic location for billionaires or millionaires or even average Joe from Texas.

‘’ El Salvador may be particularly dangerous, but it isn't the only Latin American country facing a homicide epidemic, writes Robert Muggah, a Brazilian crime researcher. ... Home to just 8 percent of the world's population, the region sees over 38 percent of global homicides. Every day some 400 Latin Americans are killed.’’ Source of the quoted paragraphs: Why is El Salvador so dangerous? 4 essential reads.

At the end of the day, things have a simple explanation: Corruption.

‘’ José Miguel Cruz agrees that gangs like MS-13 are not the sole cause of crime in Central America. Rather, he contends, they are “largely a symptom of a far more critical issue plaguing the region – namely, corruption.”

According to Cruz, groups like MS-13 have grown and thrived in El Salvador because the political class protects them. In August, prosecutors there showed that the country’s two main political parties had colluded with MS-13 and other gangs, paying more than US$300,000 for help winning the 2014 presidential election.

The same nexus between government and organized crime has been exposed across Central America, where political institutions routinely shield gangs in exchange for economic support and political backing in the barrios they control. Few are ever prosecuted for this crime, Cruz says.

That erodes Central Americans’ belief in the rule of law, which, in turn, makes it harder to fight violence. “Root out corruption in the Central American ruling class,” he wagers, “and the gangs and crooks will go down with it.” Source of the quoted paragraphs: