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6 Terrifying And Deadly Animals Of The Amazon River

An immense ecosystem, the Amazon rainforest provides the right habitat for a number of unique animals to live in. The home of some of the deadliest wildlife in existence, the Amazon is also the home of the weirdest and strangest of animals, such as the poison dart frog and the Jesus lizard. However, today we pay homage to those animals that will give you nightmares, but that are also so beautiful and astounding that we can’t help but love them. Without further adieu, here are 6 of the most incredible and deadly animals of the Amazon rainforest.


6. The Arapaima
Also known as ‘paiche,’ the arapaima are gigantic carnivorous fish that lives in the Amazon. Reaching up to 2.7 meters in length and weighing up to 90 kilograms, these fish are so deadly that even their tongues have teeth.


5. The Green Anaconda
The Amazon River is infamous for the green anaconda – the largest snake in the world that can reach over 250 kilograms and grow up to nine meters in length.


4. Electric Eels
Closely related to catfish, Electric eels are able to grow up to 2.5 meters in length and are able to produce jolts of electricity with charges that can reach up to 600 volts.


3. The Red-Bellied Piranhas
Inspiring a number of Hollywood movies, the Red-Bellied Piranhas are the true terror of the Amazon river. Primarily scavengers, the 12-inch-long fishes swim in large groups and have extremely sharp interlocking teeth, perfect for tearing any tissue and flesh.b


2. The Vampire Fish – Payara
If the name ‘Vampire Fish’ and the photo aren’t scary enough for you, you should know that these ferocious predators are able to grow up to 1.2 meters in length and are able to devour fish up to half their own body size. The payara are also considered to be the piranhas’ natural enemy.


1. The Giant Otter
The biggest of the weasel family, The Giant Otters, as the name suggests, are gigantic in size, being able to reach up to two meters in length.

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