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Being an construction worker is one of the most hardest and dangerous job i guess.
I think the most dangerous job is to engage in the hunt for animals that are toxic to humans such as snakes or sharks, and many die while swimming with sharks or taking care of snakes.
The obvious choice is to be a soldier in a warzone. If you're sent to a place with a rough terrain then there is a high chance of death
for me the dangerous jobs is Austronaut.
For me, it's miners. Few jobs destroy your health like mining. Besides the long-term danger of black lungs, the constant risk of cave-ins, gas explosions, and health problems from the chemicals and radon inhaled make it a deadly job.
Cowboys are also dangerous. With just one kick of an unstoppable horse, or in moments of panic, thousands of cows rush to you. Not only that, you can die only because of small cuts but infections. Farms are more likely to infect and hide many types of pests.
I think the craft is the most dangerous and what about you?
Astronaut in the space lab.
I think the most dangerous job to do is to invest in so much money and risk death.
A police officer in a rural area. My reasons being that you are well know by criminals and potential assailants
marketing job is the most dangerous job.
mma fighter 
90% boxers (boxing) have head injuries by the end of their career
Non corrupt Mexican policeman.
Giraffe Kills Filmmaker at South African safari lodge
An award-wining film director was headbutted to death by a giraffe while shooting footage at a safari lodge in South Africa.Carlos Carvalho, 47, was taking closeups of the animal named Gerald when it suddenly swung its neck and knocked him flying through the air.Mr Carvalho died of his injuries that night after being flown to a Johannesburg hospital, said filming agency CallaCrew.
He had been shooting scenes at the Glen Afric farm in Broederstroom, which is famous for featuring in the British TV series Wild at Heart.Richard Brooker, whose family owns the lodge, said the bull giraffe would not be put down as he was not considered dangerous.“When Carlos was standing in front of the giraffe, the animal spread its legs, bent its neck and swung its head at Carlos,” he said.A spokesperson for Glen Afric also suggested that Carvalho had “gone off on his own” and ignored safety instructions not to approach the animals.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news
An award-wining film director was headbutted to death by a giraffe while shooting footage at a safari lodge in South Africa.Carlos Carvalho, 47, was taking closeups of the animal named Gerald when it suddenly swung its neck and knocked him flying through the air.Mr Carvalho died of his injuries that night after being flown to a Johannesburg hospital, said filming agency CallaCrew.
He had been shooting scenes at the Glen Afric farm in Broederstroom, which is famous for featuring in the British TV series Wild at Heart.Richard Brooker, whose family owns the lodge, said the bull giraffe would not be put down as he was not considered dangerous.“When Carlos was standing in front of the giraffe, the animal spread its legs, bent its neck and swung its head at Carlos,” he said.A spokesperson for Glen Afric also suggested that Carvalho had “gone off on his own” and ignored safety instructions not to approach the animals.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news
Yes I understand wild life photography is also a dangerous job. But I think all job are having risks though they are of different level. But those whose lives are often put on the line are really the most dangerous jobs. Like for example those working on nuclear reactors, electricians, pilots, soldiers and many other life threatening jobs are examples of these.
Swimming/following underwater a 16 feet crocodile and then you see another 12 feet crocodile nearby. now you are in the water with 2 big crocodiles.
Wildlife photography
An double agent for CIA in terrorist organization Wildlife photography
I think the most dangerous job is the construction industry but tall buildings if a person is afraid of heights that still want to earn money they will defy and very dangerous.
Journalist going to war zone
I'm going to go with a bomb defuser. if it's not the most dangerous, then it has to be the most nerve racking.
In my opinion, the most hazadous job in the world is Search and Rescue. Whether it’s the Coast Guard facing high seas or a mountain rescue team facing sub-zero temperatures at night, it’s not hard to see why this job would make the list. While they are highly trained, these brave men and women risk it all to save lives.
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