Follow us on instagram! https://www.instagram.com/katrinaexplained/ Subscribe For New Videos! http://goo.gl/UIzLeB Check out these videos you might like: Unbelievable Animals SAVING Other Animals! 🐯https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxehUWvMr38 LARGEST Animals Ever Discovered! 🐙https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Yj7F_tPYsU Wild Animals That SAVED Human Lives! 🐻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mllqeVSsIl0 11. Octopus Attacks Diver As lifelike as it may seem at first glance, this startling image of an octopus attacking a human is actually a sculpture. The artwork was once located at the now-closed Undersea Gardens in Newport, Oregon. 10. Dolphins Attacking Humans Given the popularity of swimming and interacting with aquarium dolphins, many people mistakenly believe that dolphins are always inherently gentle and friendly animals. They have been known to keep humans company at sea and even rescue them!! From sharks!! But that’s probably until you get on their nerves. 9. Sea Turtle Scare In 2019, a woman named Stephanie Sandiland was sunbathing on an inflatable alligator in the Bahamian island of Exuma when a pair of sea turtles approached for what seemed at first like a friendly greeting. Things quickly went awry when one of the turtles lunged at Sandiland’s float and bit a chunk out of the faux alligator’s leg, causing it to deflate. 8. Sperm Whale Versus Fishing Boat A kind deed went horribly wrong in 2007, when fishermen and local officials tried coaxing a 30-foot (9 meters) sperm whale out of Japan’s Uwajima Bay and into the open sea. As fishermen attempted to guide the wayward whale using their boats, the animal was uncooperative, so they decided to attempt to rope the whale up and drag it back out to sea. 7. Sea Lion Targets Teen The last thing 13-year-old Megan Pagnini expected when she went to Pismo Beach, California last year was for a sea lion to attack her. Nevertheless, it happened. After dinner, Pagnini and a friend walked along the beach, which is located along the state’s central coast. As the teen girl enjoyed some carefree fun in the water, a very angry sea lion unexpectedly approached, and bit her. 6. Moray Eel Versus Humans While a 20-something Swedish couple snorkeled in Hawaii’s Hanauma Bay in 2016, they unexpectedly found themselves fleeing for safety against a moray eel. Those things are creepy! The couple, known only as Nicklas and Elin, filmed an encounter between the moray eel and an octopus, which started with the eel attempting to eat the octopus for breakfast. But the predator failed to consume its prey, and as the octopus made off toward safety, the moray eel charged at the snorkelers with its mouth wide open. 5. Meat-Eating Fleas Feast On Australian Teen Great! Something else to worry about in Australia!! In late 2017, Melbourne, Australia teenager Sam Kanizay dipped his legs into the water at Dendy Street Beach in Brighton, only to realize shortly thereafter that he was being attacked, and that his legs were covered in blood. Kanizay’s father took his son to the hospital, where staff were confused about the source of his injuries at first, but the creatures responsible for the incessant bleeding were ultimately identified as lysianassid amphipod, a flesh-eating amphipod and sea flea. 4. Stonefish Stings Diving Instructor Back in 2010, a 58-year-old diving instructor in Okinawa, Japan, was giving tourists a diving lesson while standing barefoot in shallow water. He suddenly felt a sharp pain in the bottom of his left foot and he quickly collapsed and lost consciousness. He had been stung by a stonefish. Despite another instructor’s best efforts to save the man’s life, he succumbed to the mysterious and unbearably painful sting before additional help could arrive. 3. Deadly Sea Snake In late 2018, Australian fisherman Harry Evans was fatally bitten by a sea snake, resulting in the first sea snake-related death in Australia in over 80 years. The 23-year-old U.K. native was struck while pulling a net onto a trawler, prompting calls for emergency aid to the vessel. Unfortunately, rescue staff from the Australian Maritime Safety Authority failed to reach Evans’ boat on time to save him. 2. Portuguese Man ‘o War Naomi Mateos, a 22-year-old woman who went swimming in Spain last year, felt a paralyzing sting as she enjoyed the water, just 32 feet (10 meters) from the shore. An animal had wrapped its tentacles tightly around Mateos’s body, leaving her with few other options than to scream for help, as her friend warded the creature off with a diving flipper. 1. Great Barracuda Attacks While it’s rare for great barracudas to attack humans, it happens, and it’s precisely what happened in 2014 during a father-son fishing trip in Miami.
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