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Just a few article's I found on the internet
Africa - the Nile crocodile is an aggressive animal and kills or maims many people in Africa, but statistics are hard to find. Hundreds are likely, though the hippo - also a river creature of course - is regarded by some as more dangerous.
The hippopotamus is the animal that kills most people in Africa. I also saw a hippo bite on a man who had been walking down a road and come between a hippo and its water. The man had been seized by the entire leg and thrown far, while a woman who had also come in the way was killed."
As correctly noted in Isaacson (2000, p. 25). the most dangerous animal, which kills more people in Africa than any other animal, is the hippopotamus, the hippo.
The hippopotamus plays an important ecological role in wetlands—it has been called ‘the dredger of channels, keeper of swamps, fertiliser of plants and feeder of fish’. A charging hippopotamus has been called ‘a raiser of hair and a merchant of adrenaline’. The hippopotamus is a very dangerous animal. It kills more people in Africa than any other animal. Many of those killed are tourists.
Africa - the Nile crocodile is an aggressive animal and kills or maims many people in Africa, but statistics are hard to find. Hundreds are likely, though the hippo - also a river creature of course - is regarded by some as more dangerous.
The hippopotamus is the animal that kills most people in Africa. I also saw a hippo bite on a man who had been walking down a road and come between a hippo and its water. The man had been seized by the entire leg and thrown far, while a woman who had also come in the way was killed."
As correctly noted in Isaacson (2000, p. 25). the most dangerous animal, which kills more people in Africa than any other animal, is the hippopotamus, the hippo.
The hippopotamus plays an important ecological role in wetlands—it has been called ‘the dredger of channels, keeper of swamps, fertiliser of plants and feeder of fish’. A charging hippopotamus has been called ‘a raiser of hair and a merchant of adrenaline’. The hippopotamus is a very dangerous animal. It kills more people in Africa than any other animal. Many of those killed are tourists.
GANG WARS
World BBC NEWS: Africa
Lions see off hyenas
Lions have inflicted heavy casualties on the rival hyenas.
The lion has again proved itself the king of beasts after a ferocious two-week battle in the Ethiopian desert.
Reports from Addis Ababa say a pride of lions killed 35 hyenas and drove off the rest for the loss of six of their own.
Ethiopian television showed sand billowing as a lion wrestled with six hyenas, with other lions watching.
Police said the rocky area in south-eastern Ethiopia was now firmly under the lions' control.
Wildlife experts said that in any sustained conflict the smaller hyenas were always likely to incur more losses - despite possessing jaws which could crunch their way through elephant bones.
The two sides had been fighting for territory in Gobele desert, close to the district of Girawa, 450km east of Addis Ababa.
Prevailing drought conditions probably played a part in igniting the war.
Fierce battles raged every night. During the day the animals took cover in their dens, waiting for the sun to set.
The world's most successful predator - man - stayed out of the fight, as the combat zone was far from human settlement.
World BBC NEWS: Africa
Lions see off hyenas
Lions have inflicted heavy casualties on the rival hyenas.
The lion has again proved itself the king of beasts after a ferocious two-week battle in the Ethiopian desert.
Reports from Addis Ababa say a pride of lions killed 35 hyenas and drove off the rest for the loss of six of their own.
Ethiopian television showed sand billowing as a lion wrestled with six hyenas, with other lions watching.
Police said the rocky area in south-eastern Ethiopia was now firmly under the lions' control.
Wildlife experts said that in any sustained conflict the smaller hyenas were always likely to incur more losses - despite possessing jaws which could crunch their way through elephant bones.
The two sides had been fighting for territory in Gobele desert, close to the district of Girawa, 450km east of Addis Ababa.
Prevailing drought conditions probably played a part in igniting the war.
Fierce battles raged every night. During the day the animals took cover in their dens, waiting for the sun to set.
The world's most successful predator - man - stayed out of the fight, as the combat zone was far from human settlement.