5 World's Most Dangerous Insects

Tarantula Hawk

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Lonomia Obliqua

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Southern House Mosquito

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Black Fly

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Deer Ticks

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5 World's Most Dangerous Insects

Tarantula Hawk

The spider's worst nightmare is the tarantula hawk. An entomologist named the tarantula hawk's sting the world's most excruciating.

Lonomia Obliqua

Lonomia obliqua is the world's most venomous caterpillar. Lonomia obliqua lives in South American rainforests.

Southern House Mosquito

The "southern house mosquito" is a key vector of diseases such avian malaria, St. Louis encephalitis virus, Zika virus, and West Nile Virus.

Black Fly

The black fly is a vexatious fly that can cause river blindness. Known as "buffalo gnats," they carry parasites and illnesses.

Deer Ticks

One of the most feared animals on Earth is the black-legged tick. It carries Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, babesiosis, and tularemia.

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