10 Most Dangerous Birds of the World.

Did you know the difference between pigeon and Vulture. One can fill your heart with love and the other will definitely scare you. The world of birds is very diverse. Some can cause peace and happiness, some can cause trouble and others can kill you. Here is a list of the 10 most dangerous birds in the world.

10 Most Dangerous Birds of the world.

10. Red Tailed Hawk.

Red Tailed Hawk is a common hawk found in North America. They usually weigh between 2 and 4 pounds. The red-tailed eagle has wings between 38 and 43 inches.

They have broad wings and short tails. This species females are larger than the male of this Eagle. They prefer to live in public places. As you might expect, the main weapon of the Red Tailed Eagles is the powerful talent. This is what you should be afraid of. This is because the red-tailed hawks are aggressively defending themselves. If you cross their range they become aggressive and attack with their powerful locks. This can lead to serious injuries.

9. Snowy Owls.

The Snowy Owl Hardy, from the Arctic Tundra is one of the largest and most beautiful owls in the world. As the name suggests, they are mostly white with dark brown spots. This large owl usually weighs 3.5 to 6.5 pounds and has wings up to 60 inches. Without a doubt, humans are a major threat to icy owls. We are very short on their list of natural predators - arctic foxes, jaguars and wolves. But the snowy owl is aggressively defending themselves.

Snowy Owls attack its predators with a razor sharp attack. If it feels human  endangerment, they target the head and eyes. The icy owl track is too intense for the eye.

8. Lammergeier.

Lammergeier is one of the oldest vultures in the world. They are also called bearded vultures. This huge species of vulture measures up to 7 kg and the wings range between 2.3 and 2.8 meters. They live in the highest mountainous regions of Southern Europe, South Africa and Asia. The huge wings allow this bird to split off smoothly from the top of the high mountains. After the diet, these cultures focus on carrion and bone. They eat little bones completely. If they get big bones, they use the dropping method. It leaves large bones on hard rocks from great heights. This way they can eat the marrow inside the broken bones. Not just the bones, the lammergeier uses the same draping technique for hunting as the hard-shelled turtles. This technique of lammergeier can cause serious injury to humans within the zone.

7. Barred Owls.

The Forbidden Owl is a large, round-headed owl that is widespread in North America. They prefer to live in forests. These owls have a maximum length of 21 inches and the wings are between 41 and 43 inches.

Barred owls are nocturnal birds so they only hunt at night. The most interesting thing about barred owls is the way they fly - the noiseless ones fly through the dense forest. This is due to the characteristic of their wings. But this feature makes the forbidden owl even more dangerous to humans. This is because when disturbed they become very aggressive. Also, you cannot attack these owls. They point the head at attack with sharp claws, resulting in serious injuries.

6. The Great Northern Loon.

Great Northern Loon is a large diving bird, also known as the Common Loon. Their length is 24 to 39 inches and the wings are 60 inches wide. A prominent feature of the Great Northern Loon is the spear-like nose. These migratory birds spend their summers in the lakes and ponds of North America, Canada and Greenland. In winter, they migrate south along the Pacific and Atlantic coasts. From the physical features, you can easily determine that the Great Northern Loon is dangerous to humans - their sharp beak. They target the head or neck just like eagles, gulls, sea otters, valleys or natural predators such as skirts. Such an attack with a spear-like beak can cause serious problems.

5. Mute Swan.

The most dangerous bird weighing in at 28 pounds, the quiet goose is one of Europe's largest waterfowl. They live in ponds, rivers, wetlands and inland lakes. These large bird wings also measure up to 2.4 meters. The visibility of muted swans compels you to go to them. But keep in mind that they are aggressive and pose a threat to you. When humans are nesting, they are most often attacked by mute swans in the spring. Nesting can seriously protect its territory.

It is advisable to maintain a safe distance from quiet Swan, especially children. If you go to a mute swan, make a fast approach with hissing and hit with your strong wings. Because of his size and the strength of his wings, his attack can cause serious injuries, especially to the eyes.

4 Australian Magpie.

The Australian Magpie is the second most endangered bird in the world after the South Cassowary. This medium-sized bird lives in grasslands, farms, parks and gardens in most parts of Australia. When the nests period arrives in spring, the Australian Magpies become very aggressive. This behavior is to protect their nest. If they see you as a threat, they will attack you fearlessly. Since there are habitats (roads and parks) in Australian magpie habitats, you need to be careful when living near them. When threatened, witches attack and attack the intruder. It can end up with severe skin or eye injuries.

3. European Herring Gull.

At 26 inches long, the European herring gull is the largest goose found in Western Europe. These streets are like stealing food and attacking humans. He has wings 49 - 61 inches and 2.6 tall, razor sharp bills. Therefore, serious injuries from Herring goose attacks are certainly common.

Like other birds, European herring nests are also more aggressive and attack during the nesting season. It could attack you in your eyes. When these birds attack in a squad you need to keep a safe distance from them. If a Herring Gull is left alone and fostered, it will immediately seek the help of another Gull. Such an event would attack a group of European herring gulls.

2. Ostrich.

Flightless African ostrich is the largest living bird on earth. The ostrich lives in the savannah, deserts and grasslands of Africa and across the continent. The fully grown ostrich weighs 150 kg and is 6 feet tall. At 43 mph, they are the fastest bird in the world. But the most important thing you need to know about this powerful bird is the kick that can kill a human. Long, powerful legs are the main weapon of the ostrich. Unlike other birds, the ostrich has only two claws on each leg. The soles of each foot are up to 4 inches in length. With these powerful legs, the ostrich can leave its predators. They also use powerful kicks to avoid predators such as lions and leopards when needed. To your surprise, a powerful kick of an ostrich can kill a lion or a human. Therefore, humans have to be very careful in contacting the ostrich. Do not provoke them or embarrass small people. The attack can also lead to serious injuries or death.

1. Southern Cassowary.

The Southern Cassowary is said to be the most dangerous living bird in the world. It is a bird that can certainly do a deadly attack on humans like an ostrich. Considering the size of the South Cassowary, it is the second largest bird in the world - 75 - 80 kg in weight and up to 5.1 in height. Like the ostrich, the legs are the most powerful weapon of the cassavas. Each leg of the cassowary has three claws. These claws are 5-inch long razor-pointed claws. So, a single strike at Southern Conservatory can lead to bone fractures, serious injuries or death.

An unproven attack from caseworkers is rare. If provoked or perceived as a threat to their girls, the Cassowaries will certainly attack. The Kosovari attacks are extremely dangerous - they can attack in both directions forward and down. In addition, cassowary jumps on the victim. In such a situation, injuries can be very significant or even fatal.