It is the animal that is most likely to kill you in the United States.
These are not only apex predators that pose a serious risk for your well-being, according to CDC data.
When you think of the animal that you are afraid to meet most people, many people, bears, mountain lions and other important predators and toothpieces. However, with regard to your real risk of meeting a tragic end, the animals are most likely to cause you a significant injury, they are not the ones you could imagine. According to a 2018 study published inDesert and Environmental Medicine, based on data from disease control centers and online data on the online search of epidemiological research (Wonder), animalsthe most likely to kill you In the United States are a surprising group. Read it to find out which animal is most likely to kill you in the United States, according to CDC data.
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12 Other reptiles
Number of American deaths attributed to the animal between 2008 and 2015: 1
Percentage of total deaths related to animals: 0
Although you can be surprised to meet a lizard or a unknown snake during an average day, the chances that this meeting will become mortal. According to the conclusions of the study, it was thought that animals were responsible for a single death during the 2008 and 2015 period.
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11 Crocodiles or alligators
Number of American deaths attributed to the animal between 2008 and 2015: 1
Percentage of total deaths related to animals: 0
Coming face to face with a crocodile or alligator may seem like a real nightmare for many people, but fortunately, these animals cause relatively little death. From 2008 to 2015, we thought that these animals killed one person.
10 Scorpions
Number of American deaths attributed to the animal between 2008 and 2015: 2
Percentage of total deaths related to animals: 0
Scorpions may seem scary, but they are associated with relatively unusual fatalities at the USS, on an annual basis, killing two people hardly during the study period. It may have to do with the fact thatonly one type of scorpion In the United States, Arizona Bark Scorpion - is considered mortal for humans.
9 Centipede and venomous miles
Number of American deaths attributed to the animal between 2008 and 2015: 3
Percentage of total deaths related to animals: 0
Although they accounted for only three deaths on the study period, there was a particularly noticeable distinction on deaths related to centipetics and venomous muxteaux: it was the only type of animal encounter that killed more women than men.
8 Animals or unpaid venomous plants
Number of American deaths attributed to the animal between 2008 and 2015: 22
Percentage of total deaths related to animals: 1
While the exact animals and venomous plants included in this category were not disclosed by the authors of the study, this group included deaths "due to a chemical released by an animal or an insect; Liberation of venom through crocks, hairs, spines, tentacles and other venom apparatus; venimeline bites and bites; and exclusion of ingestion of animals or toxic plants. "
7 Snakes and venomous lizards
Number of American deaths attributed to the animal between 2008 and 2015: 48
Percentage of total deaths related to animals: 3
Although no one wantsmeet a venomous snake Or lizard when they came out and about these animals cause relatively little death to the US each year. Every year, venomous snakes and lizards were responsible for about 6 deaths compared to 2008 and 2015.
6 Visimous spiders
Number of American deaths attributed to the animal between 2008 and 2015: 49
Percentage of total deaths related to animals: 3
Although the spiders are a common fear, they are associated with a relatively small proportion of animal-related deaths in the United States, fortunately for Arachnophobes, states are home onlyFew types of spiders with Venin who is known to cause serious harm to humans, including theBlack Widow, Brown Recluse, Spider Hobo and yellow bag bag.
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5 Other unpaid insects or not overbulbs
Number of American deaths attributed to the animal between 2008 and 2015: 61
Percentage of total deaths related to animals: 4
While nonvenomic insects and non-convergers in this category are associated with a relatively low percentage of total death, they are associated with about 2% of US-related deaths in children from birth to 4 years. and 3% of animal deaths in children between 5 and 9.
4 Other venomous arthropods
Number of American deaths attributed to the animal between 2008 and 2015: 84
Percentage of total deaths related to animals: 5
This classification, which includes a number of insects and crustaceans, is responsible for about 11 deaths per year.
3 Dogs
Number of American deaths attributed to the animal between 2008 and 2015: 272
Percentage of total deaths related to animals: 17
Dogs are among the most common mammals associated with the deaths of the United States, the authors of the study found that dogs were responsible for about 34 deaths of a state of state per year.
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2 Frelons, wasps and bees
Number of American deaths attributed to the animal between 2008 and 2015: 478
Percentage of total deaths related to animals: 30
These three insects were the venomous animals most likely to cause death in the United States, according to the study data. This particular trio led to an average of 60 deaths each year from 2008 to 2015.
1 Non-venomous mammals other than dogs
Number of American deaths attributed to the animal between 2008 and 2015: 576
Percentage of total deaths related to animals: 36
This classification includes "cats, horses, cows, other sabot stocks, pigs, raccoons and other mammals," according to the researchers of the study. In total, non-venomous mammals were responsible for about 115 annual deaths between 2008 and 2015. According toLCB.com online gaming site, which also analyzed CDC Wonder data, horses, cows and deer were responsible for the more deaths among this group, causing about 20, 20 years and 120 annual deaths in the United States. Bears, mountain lions and sharks, on the other hand, were responsible for about an annual death of death each.