Snails Kill More Humans Annually than Sharks

Snails Kill More Humans Annually than Sharks

On average, humans kill about 475 000 other humans annually. Man isn't man's biggest predator, but it is close. There is only one species that kills more humans annually than humans actually do. This quiz will ask you who is the #1 killer of man (among other things). I think you'll be quite surprised in many cases by how MANY human deaths are caused by certain species and by how FEW human deaths are caused by others. For example, are you afraid of snails? No, right? Are you afraid of sharks? Probably yes! Well, far more people are killed annually by snails than by sharks. Have I wet your appetite in terms of this deadly topic? Here we go!

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Snails Kill More Humans Annually than Sharks

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