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11. Great White Shark (625 psi)
It may surprise you to see the villain from "Jaws" positioned so low on this list. After all, shark attacks stand for many of us as the quintessential deadly animal attack. And even if you don't have a particular fear of sharks, meeting a Great White while taking a dip in the ocean is the most likely the very last animal encounter you’d ever wish for. Indeed, don’t let this ranking dissuade you from the notion that Great Whites are as deadly as you’ve always thought. But it’s mainly the size and shape of the sharks’ teeth that make them so dangerous. With mouths full of huge razors, they simply don’t need an excess of force in order to tear through you like a knife through warm butter. That’s not to say that 625 psi of chomping power is anything to sneeze at. We’re still talking about the 11th most forceful bite on the planet.
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You missed the Tasmanian devil. 5100 psi. This makes this whole list wrong!
April 06 2013 at 6:45 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyCan any of these animals out bite a pair of hedge trimmers? >--<
February 12 2013 at 6:31 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyFlorida is the only place where you may get close and personal with both a gator or a crocodile. And the only reason that gators attack people is when people start feeding them gator start no being afraid of people that what get them in trouble.
December 25 2012 at 9:52 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyIt don't hurt when a gator bites. It just might leave a tiny scratch and that's about it. In a few days you're fine.
February 12 2013 at 6:28 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyYour link to what to do if you see a bear only applies to black bears. What to do totally changes in grizzly bear encounters, in Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks, for example. If people followed your advice in those parks in a grizzly encounter, it could get them seriously injured or even killed. Better to link to the Glacier web site than Yosemite, because only black bears are found in Yosemite.
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