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Comparison: Man vs Insects

For every person on Earth, an estimated 1.5 billion insects exist. That’s a lot of bugs! Not many people truly like insects, and for good reasons – they’re creepy, they’re crawly, and they’re just plain pests. But besides the basic reasons to dislike them, there’s also a very strong reason: some are quite dangerous to humans. There are giant bugs in nature, often the size can be deceiving. Large bugs tend to look scary or like something creepy from another world, which often instills fear and anxiety. However, the deadliest insects are not necessarily the largest or the scariest looking. Many insects in our world deserve to be feared and avoided if at all possible, despite their size and appearance! No matter how much you may hate getting stung by a bee, your interaction with an insect could always be worse. Insects can fall into two categories, one where the individual insect produces something so painful or so lethal. For such, it only takes that one individual insect to be lethal to you. Then some produce a painful toxin that may indeed be lethal, but it’s when they attack as a group that they truly become deadly. Driver ants, for example, form the largest insect colonies. Their venom isn't the problem. It's that the ants travel en masse, repeatedly biting any animal in their path multiple times. These ants can kill elephants. Yikes! Some insects are just plain gross. Congo floor maggots, the larvae of the blowfly, can infest a human host but don't spread disease. Most humans avoid these creepy larvae by sleeping on beds, as they infest only those who sleep on the floor. We have set up a hypothetical human versus insects match. From having venom to carrying deadly diseases and more, these bugs are some of the most dangerous in the world. Find out how you would fare against them. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL —► - https://bit.ly/2YxSZw1 Let us know in the comments below if there's a video you'd like to see! The data and statistics videos are based on internet searches, online community discussions and online articles. Data listed may be out of date, incorrect or valid. All sources are listed in the description. Follow us on FaceBook for more interesting facts! ➤  / tallystats   Sources: ➤https://pastebin.com/VJq6u4pJ