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Ask Jaybot deadly critters

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.
 
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