The text is a transcript of a video that lists the nine most dangerous animals in the world, with details about their appearance, behavior, poison, and location. The video mentions snails, bees, fish, frogs, flies, snakes, jellyfish, spiders, and octopuses. The video also makes jokes about Australia and its wildlife. The video ends with a promotion of another channel and a recommendation of another video about Japan.
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This is a video about the deadliest animals on Earth, from snails to octopuses. It explains how they kill, where they live, and how to avoid them. It also makes fun of Australia and its dangerous creatures. The video promotes another channel and suggests a video about weird Japanese products.
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1. The cone snail is the most poisonous snail in the world and can kill a person in minutes with no antidote.
2. The Africanized bee is a hybrid species that is very aggressive and territorial and has caused 1,000 deaths.
3. The stone fish is a venomous fish that can camouflage itself as a rock and inject a fatal poison with its dorsal fin.
4. The golden dart frog is a brightly colored frog that secretes enough poison to kill 10 to 20 people with one milligram.
5. The tsetse fly is an insect that transmits sleeping sickness, a disease that causes pain, confusion, disorientation, paralysis and death.
6. The carpet viper and the black mamba are two of the most dangerous snakes in the world due to their behavior, venom and speed.
7. The box jellyfish is a highly venomous marine animal that can kill a person in minutes with its tentacles.
8. The Brazilian wandering spider is the most venomous spider in the world and can cause severe pain, paralysis and death with its bite.
9. The blue-ringed octopus is a small but deadly octopus that has no antidote for its venom and can cause respiratory failure and cardiac arrest.