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Louis Dor
Jul 07, 2015

Sharks kill, on average, ten people a year globally
What’s the most dangerous animal on the planet? A lot of people jump to the big, scary ones which fill nightmares, like sharks or bears.
While those animals can admittedly seem scary, researchers have had a look at what statistically causes the most deaths, globally.
According to the people at GOOD, it’s mosquitoes we should be most scared of.
A video on their Youtube channel has broken down the animals statistically most likely to kill you across the world.
In the UK, malaria has killed on average 11 people a year over the last ten years. In contrast, between 2011/12 and 2013/14 there were an average of 534 homicides a year in England and Wales.
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