Lions are highly social cats, living in "prides" of related females, offspring, and unrelated males, and hunting cooperatively using stalking and ambush tactics.

Black widows are venomous arachnids with a potent neurotoxin 15 times stronger than rattlesnake venom, delivered through their sharp fangs.

Monitor lizard bites can cause concern due to potential bacterial infection, but their venom is non-fatal to humans.

Desert foxes, though not typically deadly, can transmit diseases like rabies, warranting caution during wild encounters.

The horned viper's venom, delivered through hollow teeth, can cause blood clotting issues and, in rare cases, be fatal to humans.

The deathstalker scorpion's venom, a potent neurotoxin mix, is extremely painful but rarely fatal to healthy adult humans.

Hyenas, highly intelligent and social predators, can be dangerous to humans, often stealing kills from lions, leopards, and cheetahs.