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TOP 50
The tiniest venomous animals
You do not have to be big to be venomous. Some of these are smaller than a grain of rice.
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Electric antAnts1.5 mm
- 2
Southern fire antAnts4 mm
- 3
House pseudoscorpionCaterpillars & bugs4 mm
- 4
Red imported fire antAnts5 mm
- 5
Asian needle antAnts5 mm
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Black imported fire antAnts5 mm
- 7
European fire antAnts5 mm
- 8
Tropical fire antAnts5 mm
- 9
Acacia antAnts6 mm
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Green-head antAnts6 mm
- 11
Samsum antAnts6 mm
- 12
California harvester antAnts7 mm
- 13
Maricopa harvester antAnts8 mm
- 14
Peacock spiderSpiders8 mm
- 15
Western harvester antAnts8 mm
- 16
Red dwarf honey beeBees, wasps & hornets8 mm
- 17
Common bombardier beetleCaterpillars & bugs9 mm
- 18
Green weaver antAnts9 mm
- 19
Red wood antAnts9 mm
- 20
Florida harvester antAnts9 mm
- 21
Mexican honey waspBees, wasps & hornets9 mm
- 22
Red harvester antAnts9 mm
- 23
Kipling's jumping spiderSpiders1 cm
- 24
Mangrove box jellyfishJellyfish & sea stingers1 cm
- 25
Tiny clinging box jellyfishJellyfish & sea stingers1 cm
- 26
Kelep antAnts1.1 cm
- 27
Paulista waspBees, wasps & hornets1.1 cm
- 28
Dinosaur antAnts1.1 cm
- 29
Jack jumper antAnts1.2 cm
- 30
Army antAnts1.2 cm
- 31
Trap-jaw antAnts1.2 cm
- 32
Siafu driver antAnts1.2 cm
- 33
Arboreal bicoloured antAnts1.2 cm
- 34
Asian honey beeBees, wasps & hornets1.2 cm
- 35
Southern black widowSpiders1.3 cm
- 36
Western honey beeBees, wasps & hornets1.3 cm
- 37
Eastern yellowjacketBees, wasps & hornets1.4 cm
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Large velvet antBees, wasps & hornets1.4 cm
- 39
Southern yellowjacketBees, wasps & hornets1.4 cm
- 40
Saucer bugCaterpillars & bugs1.4 cm
- 41
Irukandji jellyfishJellyfish & sea stingers1.5 cm
- 42
Common waspBees, wasps & hornets1.5 cm
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German waspBees, wasps & hornets1.5 cm
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Toxic zoanthidOther poisonous animals1.5 cm
- 45
Aerial yellowjacketBees, wasps & hornets1.5 cm
- 46
Boxer crab anemoneJellyfish & sea stingers1.5 cm
- 47
Hairy panther antAnts1.5 cm
- 48
Red-backed poison frogPoison frogs, toads & newts1.5 cm
- 49
Striped blister beetleOther poisonous animals1.5 cm
- 50
Thimble jellyfishJellyfish & sea stingers1.5 cm
Sizes come from Wikipedia where it gives them, otherwise they are a typical adult size. Tap an animal to see where its numbers come from.
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