Most dangerous creatures you ever saw. In a zoo doesn't count. has to be wild.

[y1fella]

Most dangerous creature you ever saw. Feel free to mention more than one creature.
-Me personally I've seen a Box Jellyfish (One of, if not the, most poisonous creature on earth)
-A Blue ringed octopus (In the top ten most poisonous),
-A taipan (Again with the poison, most poisonous land snake),
-A python as wide as my outstretched hand (I got big hands),
-A funnel web spider (the worlds most poisonous spider that actually chases and attacks people),
-A fresh water crocodile (Not actually that dangerous, it's the salt water crocodiles that kill people)
-and I once got bitten by a white tip.I had to go to the hospital and now have a massive scar on my right calf Because of it.
I reckon you have to live somewhere like Africa or something to top that list. Short of salt water crocodile that's just about a list of the most dangerous creatures in Australia. Oh yeah I did see a king brown snake.
Edit: sorry I made a mistake i said poison instead of venom. The difference being poison is ingested while venom is injected.
Edit again: If your thinking of saying you saw a human don't everyone has already made that joke.

 

[PROcrastinator]

I dont really go out much or traveling so most dangerous thing ive ever seen was a squirrel. May seem cute at first but they are evil!

 

[y1fella]

I dont really go out much or traveling so most dangerous thing ive ever seen was a squirrel. May seem cute at first but they are evil!

Why are they evil?

 

[OutcastBOS]

A friend of mine's house was in-fucking-fested with Brown Recluses...I have no idea how that happened...we live in WISCONSIN for god's sake!!

 

[SomeLameStuff]

Found a Box Jellyfish on a beach in Aussie. Nearly stepped on it.

Also, had a King Cobra visit my garden when I was 8. I threw my shoe at it. Found another one just last week, jumped on its head this time.

 

[DeadlyYellow]

A coyote.

Wait. Is a Japanese Macaque considered more or less dangerous?

 

[PROcrastinator]

I dont really go out much or traveling so most dangerous thing ive ever seen was a squirrel. May seem cute at first but they are evil!

Why are they evil?

One of my Childhood "Scarred-for-life" moments when i tried to feed a squirrel and came out bleeding

 

[sharpsheppard]

i have seen

-komodo dragons
-Lions
-a leoperd
-crocodiles
-lion fish

are five of the word but i have seen alot more

 

[Luke5515]

Deer.
Kill more people than all the animals you listen combined.
Granted, they're in car wrecks, I still think it counts.

 

[triggrhappy94]

I'm pretty sure I saw a baracuda while snorkeling in Hawaii.
Caught a glemce of a bear while backpacking.

I'm normally in the wrong place at the wrong time while camping and hiking, so I miss all the animal sightings

 

[Tdc2182]

Well, I live in the Desert here in Arizona, so I see shit like that all the time.

I've narrowly avoided stepping on countless Rattlesnakes and once found a Gila Monster (only poisonous lizard in the world) chilling on the side of the road during my Cross Country years.

Also, my Dad has been bitten by a Black Widow and my Grandma was stung by a small Scorpion (for those of you who don't know, the smaller a scorpion is the more venomous)

Luckily they both made it.

Edit: Someone reminded me of the Sea Critters that I've been around with.

I've swam very close to a Barracuda, not to mention caught a few of them while sailing.

 

[Janktrio]

Most dangerous thing I've seen is a black bear. They're not all that bad but I do remember when one bear invaded a Safeway store in the early morning and ate all the pies in the bakery. Seriously.

 

[badgersprite]

In the wild? Salt water crocs, and AAGH! IT'S A SNAKE!

I've seen four different snakes in my life. Not familiar with different breeds, but I think three were non-venomous, two of those being pythons, and one was, since it was most likely an Eastern Brown Snake.

 

[Tiger Sora]

Man itself. Truly the most dangerous creature to ever roam. Well if that doesn't count than.... a bald eagle is probably the most dangerous thing I've seen... or a nest of wasps about the size of my thigh. Attacking me.... wasps would probably be the ones to kill me. Could fight an eagle, but afew thousand wasps..... yeh.

 

[Dags90]

Deer.
Kill more people than all the animals you listen combined.
Granted, they're in car wrecks, I still think it counts.

In the U.S. it's not so clear, a fair amount of people die in horse accidents, but it's hard to tell exactly how many.

Do taxidermy animals count?

 

[Thaluikhain]

Most dangerous thing I've ever seen was probably a blue-bottle.

Oh, wait...do animals that carry dangerous diseases count? Cause then I can add "enormous horde of plague bats", which sounds more impressive than bluebottles. [small]It occurs to em that I'm not sure I could tell the difference between blue-bottles and box-jellyfishes, though[/small]

 

[Custard_Angel]

I've seen plenty of undersea nasties.

I've personally caught blue ringed octopi, scorpion fish, mako sharks, hammerhead sharks and various species of stingray. I've also personally seen all manner of devilish abominations from poisonous jellyfish to swimming knives.

The sea is a pretty evil place.

 

[Hand-E-Food]

I once encountered a brown snake (world's 2nd most deadly snake) sunbathing on a suburban footpath near a creek. I gave it a wide bearth.

I once had an American Pitbull come at me. One night, a car was parked across the footpath. I walked around the car on the house-side of the footpath, rather than the road-side. There happened to be a pitbull, unchained, sleeping on the doorstep. It came at me, barking madly. I got off the property quick-smart, yelled at the dog at loud as I could, and crossed the road immediately. The dog stopped at the property boarder, but there was nothing stopping him if he wanted more of me. Stupid me was too young and scared to call animal control about the incident.

 

[Hand-E-Food]

Do taxidermy animals count?

If it's dead, it's not deadly.

 

[Saelune]

Just a bear that was roaming around my aunt's mountain home. Was an adult, and I got fairly close. (20-30ft maybe, nothing like poking it in the butt close, but still maybe more than I should have, but only I got a good clear view of it)