These Are 10 Most Toughest Animals On This Planet - Unknown Facts

 "These Are 10 Most Toughest Animals On This Planet"

Fact you don't want a tango with Mother Nature. the world at large is full of ferocious creatures that if crossed can dish out some serious harm at the blink of an eye. And sure humans have developed high-tech weaponry and reinforced defensive gear we've refined martial arts and hand-to-hand combats to unimaginably lethal levels. But even if you're armed with all of that and more if you know what's good for you you'd still best steer clear of the world's toughest animals or better yet make like a much weaker creature turn tail and run here we go.

#1. Gray Wolf. 

Perhaps the only creature tough enough to match Liam Nelson on a bad day the gray wolf is tough on its own and all but inescapable. When encountered in a pack it canoodle temperatures at minus 40 degrees and can move at almost 40 miles per hour. It's bite can be as strong as 1,200 pounds per square inch and you can bet that if you encounter a whole pack you will be getting bits just once.

#2. Tasmanian Devil. 

This is the largest carnivorous marsupial in the world and it is found only the Australian island of Tasmania. One of the most aggressive animals has the strongest bite on the earth when adjusted for size. This force is enough to even crush a boat with a single bite and according to National Geographic the Looney Tunes character inspired by the Tasmanian Devil is not much of an exaggeration.

#3. Komodo Dragon. 

Komodo dragon gets its name because it's the closest reptile you see resembling a dragon. Being the largest lizard in the world it is gigantic measuring eight to nine feet and weighing around 250 pounds. Komodo dragons have a history of killing a number of humans its mouth is rife with bacteria. So its bite is septic and this disarms its victims in a way, they ate almost 80% of its own body weight in one meal.

#4. Black Mamba. 

Not only is this reptile lethally venomous it can also grow up to 14 feet long making it Africa's longest venomous snake and a fast-moving one at that. It can move at speeds of 12.5 miles an hour their name mentions not to their skin color which tends to be gray but the inside of their mouths which is more of a blue-black color. If you see the inside of their mouths it may be too late these creatures inject a huge amount of neuro and cardio toxins each time they strike causing death within 20 minutes.

#5. Hyena. 

These carnivores are likely to have the last laugh in an unpredicted encounter with a person. They have a bite with a force of 1000 pounds per square inch and when they attack they go for the face neck and spine imposing damage to soft tissue and internal organs as they go. They generally stay away from humans they do occasionally make their way into urban areas and cause plenty of problems for those who encounter them.

#6. Hippopotamus. 

This mighty Beast ranks at this high because of its robust attributes it has a tough outer skin with a thickness of around 30 millimeters. These are huge and unpredictable creatures and they account for the most human kills in Africa. They're not always aggressive and angry but if disturbed or provoked, they can be both one of the fierce animals in the world have 20-inch strongest nail teeth which can bury deeper to its prey and almost paralyze it, they wreak havoc on their victims and definitely spare them.

#7. Saltwater Crocodile. 

These are aquatic animals but they use quite a bit of time on land one of the apex predators in the world. Saltwater crocodiles are the largest living reptile in the world and it's widely spread all over the globe you cannot question the toughness of this apex predator. Measuring seven to nine feet in length and weighing around 2,500 pounds it's one bite is enough to breakdown and crush a cow skull. there have not been many cases of this crocodile attacking humans but if they do there is definitely zero chance of survival.

#8. Cape Buffalo. 

These huge mammals may look like exotic cows, but they're hardly Placid animals to encounter repute to Go and kill over 200 people a year. These animals are volatile and unlike their Asian cousin the water buffalo considered all but impossible to domesticate. The destruction this species is brought to its prey including humans has received it the nickname the Black Death.

#9. Honey Badger. 

According to the Guinness Book of World Records the honey badger is the most fearless animal and the whole planet. It looks like a weird skunk these are the largest species of terrestrial mustelids in Africa they're notorious for their fearlessness and go after animals either far larger or far more venomous such as the Cobra then use their powerful jaws and sharp teeth to bring down prey eating every last bit once they do. These are the Psychopaths of the savanna as they fight anything and everything smaller than their size and even large animals. They don't always win but they also don't ever care and as such we'll fight to the death.

#10. Wolverine. 

There is a reason Marvel based one of its toughest superheroes on this animal. It might not look like much and just 20 to 50 pounds but they unquestionably punch above their weight going that only after squirrels and beavers but bison moose and full-grown deer killing animals many times their extent. Wolverines are considered to be primarily scavengers a majority of the Wolverines sustenance is derived from carrier in which it depends almost exclusively in winter and early spring.