This venomous lizard, found in the southwestern U.S. and northwestern Mexico, has a powerful bite that delivers nerve toxins, causing intense pain.
With powerful jaws and aggressive behavior, snapping turtles can inflict severe bites. The alligator snapping turtle, the largest of its kind, is particularly.
Similar to the Gila monster, this lizard uses venomous bites to deliver nerve toxins. While painful, it has not been linked to human fatalitie.
Common iguanas, while not venomous, have sharp serrated teeth that can cause serious injuries. They can inflict painful.
Native to New Guinea, this large and aggressive lizard can reach 5 meters (16 feet) in length. Its size and strength make it potentially dangerous.
Found in Southeast Asia, this large lizard can grow up to 2.7 meters (9 feet). Its bite can be painful and expose victims to harmful bacteria.
The largest living lizard, native to Indonesia, the Komodo dragon uses venom and physical force to subdue prey. Its bite can cause shock and death due to its blood-clotting toxins.