Which animal is more dangerous: sharks or crocodiles?

But when Bill Gates posted an infographic ranking the world's deadliest animals to his blog in 2014, one statistic really caught our eye: Crocodiles are 100 times deadlier than sharks. Numbers of fatal encounters with wildlife are extremely hard to tabulate, given that most places have inadequate reporting. read more

Crocodiles kill 1,000 plus people a year, sharks 6–7. Crocodiles lay still in murky shallow water waiting for the opportunity to grab a passing animal/human. They choose spots where animals and people may frequent and ambush them. read more

Also, sharks can easily tear one of your body parts off. Next would be a snake. The ones with venom perhaps. You can die with just one bite, although it can be cured. Some snakes can be terribly slow, I say the crocodile would also be dangerous, but more deadly when you're in water. Crocodiles may be also fast underwater, but not as fast as sharks. read more