For a European, Australia is an incredible country with a lot of picturesque beaches and excellent surfing conditions. However, Australia is fraught with many dangers: these are bloodthirsty sharks, creatures unsafe for humans, poisonous insects.
Sharks. In Australia, people are very often attacked by sharks, because the ocean waters of the continent are literally teeming with these bloodthirsty predators. In summer, these fish are especially aggressive.
Deadly centipede. Poisonous centipedes live in Australia. Their length can reach 30 cm. From the bite of such an insect, a huge tumor grows in a person.
Spiders. Spiders live in Australia, which pose a serious threat to human life. Even among children, deaths have been reported from the bite.
Bright octopuses. The blue-ringed octopus, the most dangerous to human life, lives in the ocean waters of Australia. Several people die from the bite of this octopus every year. Although the injury is very small, more like a small cut, the venom of this mollusk is very strong and toxic.
Dangerous snakes. About 100 species of snakes live in Australia, 9 of them are venomous. Several species of snakes do not hibernate, so they are dangerous all year round.
Ticks. The east coast of Australia is filled with mite bushes. The bite of such an insect can threaten not only health, but also life. If ticks sit in bushes, and a person is walking nearby, they instantly jump on him.
Crocodiles. There are crocodiles living in the water in Australia. Both species prefer meat, therefore they attack not only animals, but also people.
Bloodsuckers. A mosquito bite in Australia can end in death for a person, since insects in Australia are carriers of causative agents of deadly diseases: various fungi, fevers.
Danger underwater. In the waters of Australia lives a dangerous jellyfish, which is called the sea wasp. It has 64 tentacles and is capable of killing a person in just a minute. The tentacles of this jellyfish contain poison that can easily kill 60 people at once.
