Since "dangerous" is a subjective term, it can mean different things to different people.
For example some animals can be deadly to humans in some circumstances but are unlikely to come in contact with a human these days such as a bison or a wolverine.
Based on frequency of attack and lethalness, the most dangerous mammal in the U.S. is the Cougar also known as the Mountain Lion.
There are many subspecies of this large cat. One of the most endangered is the Florida Panther whose population hit an all time low in the 1980s at 20 individuals.
The hippopotamus is reputed to be extremely dangerous to humans.
Humans would be the most dangerous because we kill almmost everything. We make tons of animals endangered because of hunting and environment lost.
the most dangerous place is california
the whitetailed deer
I would say the large cats, leopards, cougar, panther, lion, tiger are by far the most dangerous animal group to individual humans. Most dangerous to the human species as a whole is the common rat for the diseases they carry and spread.
The bark scorpion is the most dangerous bacause of it amount in the u.s and it ' s vemon
Memphis Tennessee is the second most dangerous state in the United States.
Yes, it is one of the top five most dangerous cities in the US
Distracted driving.
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Bat species account for 20% of all mammals. The mouse is the most common mammal in the United States. Humans of course! Humans are probably the most common mammal in the world.
Orca, due to its hunting prowess and general aggression, though it presents very little danger to humans