Topic: Dangerous country (Read 13767 times)

Yup.. perhaps as dangerous as the Saharan desert. A lot many of the inexperienced explorers and travelers have lost their way and died of thirst in the deep outback. And to make the matters worse, it is full of poisonous snakes, spiders, and scorpions.

The good ole Outback is a pretty dangerous place.  Maybe the most...

Basically those countries are wanting to do war ,we can tell them dangerous.South Korea is one of them. Recently,they become very attacking minded .In my sight i want to tell i do not like them because of their work.

A country that is dangerous to animals in my opinion is china, because they often consume pets such as dogs and cats, I think the animal is not for human food, we can eat like chicken and cow which is to take the meat

1% of Chinese population is about 14,000,000. So I guess 30 million dogs consumed per year is possible I suppose.

This 30 million figure is hard to believe. I heard that less than 1% of the people in China are ready to eat dog meat. So the numbers may be less than 100,000 at the most. And furthermore, I have heard that the consumption of dog meat is in the decline.

As many people have already mentioned above, Asia is a very dangerous place for animals. Recently I found some statistics about it, and it was saying an estimated 30 million dogs across Asia are still killed for human consumption every year. It's hard to believe but it is what it is.

You would expect that the country that mistreats their animals also has very angry animals... So the answer to both would be the same: Chinese animals are very pissed off (ask any panda).

Well, there's no denying the fact that all of us, regardless of what country we've come from , kill all sorts of animals for food, but Its on a whole different level when it comes to china. I mean, they have a dog eating festival and all kinds of weird stuff that they celebrate which destroys the welfare of animals. Dogs are pets that are meant to be cared and loved. That mindset is what drives animal rights to question their festivals that involves killing domestic pets.

Im confused with what you mean with your question.
Do you mean which country has the most dangerous animals...
Or is it which country is most cruel to animals....
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The country with most dangerous animals for me is Australia..
While the country that is most cruel to animals is China....

Really all depends on how you define danger. Also — every country has different regions. There are stories from 4 of the previously mentioned top 10 most dangerous (Afghanistan, Pakistan, Lebanon, Palestine) but without giving the sense that lives were ever in danger. You can travel to all of these places (North Korea you can only go on an official tour) and have an amazing time. You've just gotta be smart about it.

Even in Africa, the wild life population has declined drastically as a result of the human actions. The wild animals there are mostly confined to the national parks and the wildlife reserves, which cover less than 20% of the total land area.

Such animals exists in all countries. Do you think that grizzly bears are less dangerous than African lions? And how many people die in India from the bites of poisonous snakes! Think about 150 thousand a year! I guess every country is dangerous for visitors and therefore must always be under the supervision of the local population.

To my mind it at once a few countries are in Africa. There very much wild animals that can inflict blow to the man. People that go to Africa must be attentive, that will not meet with wild animals.

In the Philippines, there exist a law too, preventing cruelty to animals, but it can be violated if one kills a stray dog which attacked a human first (just depending your life). In the Philippines, it is not a festive occasion to eat dog meats, but the effect of the dog meat is good in cold seasons, it makes the body active therefore producing more heat to fight the cold. Stray dogs in the Philippines are being shot, for healthy reasons, some stray dogs are very aggressive and a pack of dogs can kill a walking man, stray dogs also carries rabies which can kill a person in one bite. It is not cruelty to animals for which stray dogs are considered pest along with stray cats & dirty rats. There are laws too that mandate all pet lovers to go to veterinaries so that their pets which is possible to have rabies be injected by anti-rabies.
I don't know if there exist a cat meat eater in the Philippines, it is new for me to hear it.

To the true topic, the most dangerous country prior to animals, for me it is Australia. Mostly animals there are considered danger to people. One family needs to have a pet of their own (mostly a cat or a dog) to drive away visiting animals. There are plenty group animals that are not afraid of human presence, examples are kangaroos in the golf courses in Australia, Kangaroos in the streets (elk  and deers), and some other predatory land animals. Australia is a place where mostly seasides have plenty of different sharks. Home of famous venomous spider, home of many stonefish and blue ringed octopus, and many more. I don't know if all of this is true but that's what mostly i see in Informative Channels on the TV.

well its in their culture that they eat dog meat.. In the philippines some people eat dog meat even cats. There is also a practice where we beat chickens to death before cooking so that the blood will coagulate all over the chicken's body.Well in my opinion its not cruel if you kill some animal for food. People who kill animals for fun are horrible.

African countries--Syria--Iraq--Some Central and South American countries

China. They polute so much.

I'd say Afghanistan.

Mexico.