10 Most Dangerous Bugs In The World

10 Most Dangerous Bugs In The World 50M Videos is the #1 place for all your heart warming stories about amazing people that will inspire you everyday. Make sure to subscribe and never miss a single video! #viralstory #amazingpeople #50MVideos We all know insects suck. They also bite, sting, and kiss! You might think that wild animals are more dangerous than little bugs but even something as tiny as a fly and mosquito can cause way more deaths than a vicious beast like a bear! Here we have 10 of the most dangerous bugs in the world. Watch out for the first one as it will give you chills like never before! Number 10. Bullet ant Starting with the biggest ant in the world, the bullet ant is the bug you definitely need to avoid!. This small incest is capable of bites that can trigger an extreme level of pain in the bitten area. The sting from a bullet ant is perhaps the most painful insect sting ever known to humans. The venom-filled sting from a bullet ant would feel like being shot. That’s why this deadly ant is named bullet ant. They are found in the lowland rainforests of Nicaragua, Bolivia, and Paraguay. They mainly inhabit the bases of trees. bullet ants are also among the largest ants in the world. Their sting is almost 30 times more painful than a honeybee sting and they use such intensely painful sting solely for their defense. When threatened, no matter whether it’s a large animal or a human, bullet ants will sting repeatedly. Their venom causes intense pain, burning, and swelling. Typically, the pain of bullet ant sting will last for 24 hours. Number 9. Botflies Could there be anything more disgusting than flies developing under your skin and then eating their way out? The larvae of botflies are internal parasites of mammals. The young female bot flies lay eggs within the skin of mammals. The larvae penetrate through skin and lives in subdermal zones of human skin for more than 60 days and it can cause dangerous effects to the human body. The patients could feel the movement of larvae beneath their skin. Once larvae development gets complete, it leaves out of the body. If you are vacationing south of the U.S. border, in Mexico, or down through South America and the rainforests, take precautions and beware of subtle illness after returning home. It has been reported that a person can hear these parasites when the infestation is around the neck area. How creepy! Number 8. Fleas Fleas are just like people whose opinions differ from yours. In other words, they’re small, wingless, bloodsucking insects. They can also infect you with the plague. In the 14th century Europe, the Black Plague killed about 25 million people. A flea’s life is spent searching for a place to call home, where they can enjoy a meal of sweet warm blood. They are external parasites that suck blood from humans, birds, reptiles, and wild and domestic animals. Fleas only have the size of the tip of a pen and reproduce very quickly. Every female flea lay 2000 eggs within their life span. Of the 3,000 types of fleas worldwide, only about a dozen are considered harmful to humans, causing plague and/or a flea-borne variety of typhus. The most important species are the rat flea, the human flea, and the cat flea. The best way to stay from them is by staying clean and vacuuming your carpets. Keeping a check on your pets if they are itching themselves is very important too. Number 7. Fire ant Yes, ants can kill you, although it’s highly unlikely. They can also inflict extremely painful bites. One of the most painful bites is from the Fire ants. These little ants build their colonies on the ground in soil and sand, very close to your feet! If you’re not careful, your feet can be covered in record time and the biting begins before you ever have a chance to getaway. They attack and kill small animals. Fire ants only bite to get a grip, then they sting and inject a toxic venom composed of oil alkaloids mixed with small amounts of toxic proteins. The sting, which feels like being burned by fire, typically swells into a bump quickly, which can cause further pain and irritation. Some people either are or become allergic to the venom, sometimes to the point of anaphylactic shock, which can be fatal. Fire ants are very protective of their colonies and so intruders are given NO mercy, so you better watch where you step!