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Top Animals That Kill in Africa

name the top ten animals that kill the most Africans each year -may not be in perfect order but these are pretty much the top ten -there are two snakes so be specific on the type
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Last updated: January 28, 2014
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First submittedJanuary 27, 2014
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mosquito
2
hippopotamus
3
elephant
4
black mamba
5
crocodile
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great white shark
7
lion
8
puff adder
9
cape buffalo
10
rhino
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cpgatbyu
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Level 85
Jan 28, 2014
Wikipedia suggests that cape buffalo kill about 200 people a year. Are fewer than 200 of the 600000+ deaths from mosquitoes each year in Africa?

Wikipedia also says that crocodiles kill hundreds of people each year, which would put them above bears and sharks.

Wikipedia also says that Asian giant hornets kill around 35 people each year in Japan.

FractalDoom
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Level 44
Jan 28, 2014
Also, I've heard from a lot of different sources that hippos are the most deadly animal in Africa. I don't have any numbers, but every single documentary that has anything to do with hippos or Africa usually ends up mentioning that.
Cedo
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Level 40
Mar 20, 2015
Hippos are the most deadly animals if you don't count mosquito. It's a way of saying they are the most deadly if they attack you.
yappypants
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Level 30
Jan 28, 2014
OK probably didn't do enough research. Too hard to probably get it perfect so I changed it to just Africa.
burntfrost
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Level 48
May 11, 2014
No humans?
gzx5
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Level 71
Jul 18, 2018
Surprised not to see Leopards on here
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