Well, are there any dangerous animals in your country?

你们国家有危险的动物吗？

They can hear dangerous animals coming and then they run away.

它们能听到危险动物的到来，然后逃走。

You'd have to go out into the deep sea to find more dangerous animals.

深海有更多的危险动物。

There snakes and scorpions are the only dangerous animals to be met with.

在撒哈拉沙漠，你只会遇到蛇和蝎子这两种危险类动物。

Ten-second trivia: What is considered the most dangerous animal in the world?

快问快答：世界上最危险的动物是什么？

And if you encounter any dangerous wild animals, just call for help. Love you!

如果遇到任何危险的野生动物，就大叫向我们求助。爱你哦！

But wherever Europeans go, they strive to rid the country of such dangerous animals.

但是欧洲人就不同，他们一心想要把这种动物赶尽杀绝。

Besides, Orlando says they're delicious, and handling dangerous animals comes with the territory.

何况，奥兰多说它们很美味，捕捉这样危险的动物也是分区域的。

That sounds great. Is it safe? Are there any dangerous animals like snakes?

听起来太棒了。那安全吗？有没有蛇之类的危险动物？

To me one of the most dangerous animals would probably be the household cat.

我认为其中一个最危险的动物可能是家养的猫。

Ah, I see. But in Australia in the Great Barrier Reefs, there's lots of dangerous animals.

哦，我知道了。不过澳大利亚大堡礁有很多危险动物。

They say she did not watch her son closely enough where there were many dangerous animals.

指责其在如此危险的地方没有尽到照看孩子的责任。

Indian conservationists say urban development is bringing dangerous wild animals into more frequent contact with humans.

印度自然资源保护者说，城市发展导致危险野生动物愈发频繁地与人类接触。

It is disturbing to think that a dangerous wild animals is still at large in the quiet countryside.

想到一头危险的野兽仍在宁静的乡间逍遥，真是让人提心吊胆。

Yes, hello.This is Dr. Sheldon Cooper.I'm at 2311 North Robles Avenue.I'd like to report a dangerous wild animal.

喂 你好 我是谢尔顿·库珀博士 我住在罗夫莱斯北大街2311号 我这里有一只危险的野生动物。

We once had the question we put out to people, " what's the most dangerous animal in the world? "

“世界上最危险的动物是什么？”

Duh, everybody knows that Australia is covered in a big old desert with tons of super dangerous animals and insects.

废话，每个人都知道澳大利亚被一片古老的大沙漠所覆盖，那里有大量超级危险的动物和昆虫。

Scientists think the changes might have happened so that early humans could better see dangerous animals in the African grasslands.

科学家们认为，这些变化的发生可能是为了让早期人类能够更好地看到非洲草原上的危险动物。

Over the last million years, we learn that when we meet a dangerous animal, we better freeze, fight, or run and hide.

在过去的一百万年里，我们学会了当我们遇到危险的动物时，我们最好是站住，战斗或逃跑和隐藏。

They argue that people affected by trypophobia were subconsciously associating harmless items like lotus seed pods with dangerous animals, such as blue-ringed octopus.

他们认为，受密集恐惧症影响的人会下意识地将莲子荚等无害物品与蓝环章鱼等危险动物联系在一起。