What is the worst animal?

The most poisonous animal in the world is the golden poison frog (also called The Golden Dart Frog) followed by Fugu Puffferfish. The name of the Latin species Golden Poison Frog is phylllobates terribilis . The golden poison frog, which lives the name of the most poisonous animal in the world, is so deadly that it is known that mice and dogs die while walking on a paper towel that the frog previously touched. The golden poison frog does not generate its poison itself, but it gets it from the consumption of the Melyridae family. It is currently known whether these beetles are actually poisonous than the frog that consumes them, but in fact they can deserve the title of the most reversible animal in the world. The golden poison frog is considered to be poisonous because its poison is several times more fatal by weight. Both poisons are more than 1200 times dead than cyanide. Gold poison frog is located on the Pacific coast of Columbia, while Fugu Pufferfish is a cosmopolitan.

As the worst animal, Golden Poid Frog has an interesting relationship with humans, as well as Fugu Pufferfish. The golden poison frog is the main source used by Colombian natives to create poisonous arrows. The frog is captured between the sticks and then holds near the fire. The frog under stress begins to release the poison abundantly like small drops that flow out of the skin. These drops are placed on the head of poison arrows or arrows and are then used to hunt prey. So poisoned can overthrow these arrows.

The relationship of fugu Pufferfish with people is that it is considered to be the subtlety of sushi in Japan. Some specific parts of Fugu are not poisonous and can be extracted and included in a sushi bowl by an experienced chef. If the chef spoils in his cuts, the patron will die. Several people die from it every year. However, a small amount of poison causes the gourmet to experience a unique feeling of tingling on the tongue that probably contributes to his legend as Japosome delicacies.