30th March, 2024
CHIRANJIT MITRA
The desert isn't just hot and dry – it's home to some venomous and dangerous little critters.
This scorpion's sting delivers a powerful neurotoxin, especially harmful to children.
Its distinctive red hourglass hides a potent venom that can cause severe pain and muscle cramps.
Don't be fooled by its fluffy looks – the spines beneath inject a painful venom.
These bloodsuckers carry Chagas disease, a potentially heart-damaging parasite.
Their painful stings are bad enough, but fire ants can inflict serious harm or trigger allergic reactions in large numbers.
One of the most painful stings in the world! It can temporarily paralyze its prey.
They hide in dark places, and their venom can cause tissue damage.
Also known as Africanized honey bees, they are highly aggressive and sting in swarms.
Be aware, not scared. Wear protective clothing and learn to identify these dangerous insects!