In Japan, there are several critters that are considered deadly due to their venomous or poisonous nature. Here are the top 10 most deadly critters in Japan:
1. Japanese giant hornet - The venom of this hornet is extremely potent and can cause multiple organ failure, leading to death in some cases.
2. Habu snake - This venomous snake is responsible for the majority of snakebite deaths in Japan. Its venom can cause paralysis, internal bleeding, and organ failure.
3. Redback spider - This venomous spider, which is native to Australia, has been introduced to Japan and can cause severe pain, muscle spasms, and even death in some cases.
4. Japanese spiny lobster - The poison in the spines of this lobster can cause paralysis, respiratory failure, and even death.
5. Stonefish - This fish is found in the waters around Japan and has venomous spines that can cause severe pain, swelling, and even death in some cases.
6. Box jellyfish - This jellyfish is found in the waters around Japan and has a venom that can cause heart failure, respiratory distress, and death.
7. Cone snail - This sea snail has venomous harpoons that can cause paralysis, respiratory failure, and even death.
8. Yellow-bellied sea snake - This venomous sea snake is found in the waters around Japan and can cause respiratory failure and death.
9. Giant centipede - This centipede has venom that can cause severe pain, swelling, and even death in some cases.
10. Japanese macaque - While not venomous or poisonous, these monkeys can carry diseases such as herpes B virus, which can be deadly to humans if transmitted.