What is the worlds 5 most deadliest insects to humans?

Answer 1

1. The black widow (deadly spider)
2. There are over 30,000 types of Spiders in the world, but the Black Widow is probably the best known and most feared. The Black Widow is a medium sized spider with a body about a half-inch in length. The name is derived from the mistaken belief that the female kills the male after mating. This does happen on occasion, but not routinely. There are five species of Black Widows found in the United States with the Southern Black Widow and the Northern Black Widow being the most common.

   2. Human botfly (mosquito-fly)

   The Human Botfly, D. hominis, is a parasite. When they are ready to reproduce, they look for a warm, moist place on a person's body to lay their eggs. Sometimes they attach the eggs to a mosquito.3.Brown Recluse (deadly spider)

   The Brown Recluse Spider, or Loxosceles reclusa is a tiny spider, measuring just 6 to 20 mm in length. It is brownish-yellow in color with a black line on its belly that resembles a violin, hence the nickname fiddle-back spider. Unfortunately the violin shape is not always visible so it is not a reliable identifier

   4.The Africanized bee

   The Africanized Bee is a descendant from 26 Tanzanian queen bees accidentally released from a lab in Brazil. The Biologist working with the bees was trying to develop a strain better adapted to tropical and subtropical conditions. Instead of more productive bees, he ended up with a strain of extremely defensive bees. The released queens gave rise to what is commonly called the Africanized Bee. They have since spread throughout the Americas.

   One sting from an Africanized bee is no worse than a sting from the common honey bee. It hurts but is rarely fatal. Unfortunately the Africanized bees attack in swarms. Their victims may be stung thousands of times. That many stings can and does kill.

   5.Puss Caterpillar

   Megalopyge opercularis is often called the southern flannel moth or pussy moth. It's when they are in caterpillar form that they are the most dangerous. The body is covered with long, red-brown hairs. It looks soft, but when frightened, its hair rises. Beneath the hair are needle-like spines connected to a poison-filled gland. The poison is injected into anything it touches.

   The poison causes a burning pain, swelling and numbness to the sight of entry, an in severe cases it can cause high fever, vomiting and paralysis.