Here is a partial list of dangerous underwater creatures LiveScience version which often become a threat to other water creatures. And of course, dangerous threat to humans.
1. Sea eel
Strong bite of sharp teeth can cause severe sea eels are vulnerable to serious bacterial infection of the mouth of these primitive animals. Eels are often hide in cracks and holes of coral in the day and hunt for food at night. Marine experts recommend divers to keep the hands of acrack or hole suspicious to avoid attacks. One more thing, do not ever feed these animals if not attacked by a flock.
2. Sea lion
Sea lions can be classified as cute animal, easily trained, and many became stars in some zoos. Nevertheless, this animal was rarely attack humans. In California, the United States, few cases of sea lion attacks were reported in Manhattan beach, Newport, and San Francisco in2006. Some local scientists say sea lion behavior unpredictable and can suddenly become aggressive.
1. Sea eelStrong bite of sharp teeth can cause severe sea eels are vulnerable to serious bacterial infection of the mouth of these primitive animals. Eels are often hide in cracks and holes of coral in the day and hunt for food at night. Marine experts recommend divers to keep the hands of acrack or hole suspicious to avoid attacks. One more thing, do not ever feed these animals if not attacked by a flock.
2. Sea lionSea lions can be classified as cute animal, easily trained, and many became stars in some zoos. Nevertheless, this animal was rarely attack humans. In California, the United States, few cases of sea lion attacks were reported in Manhattan beach, Newport, and San Francisco in2006. Some local scientists say sea lion behavior unpredictable and can suddenly become aggressive.
3. Pari Fish
The name of this animal is so much world attention since the tragic death of biologists as well as host of "Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwinin 2006. Stingrays tail shaped like a spear and contain m
The name of this animal is so much world attention since the tragic death of biologists as well as host of "Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwinin 2006. Stingrays tail shaped like a spear and contain m
