Think it's dangerous but it's not

The animal world is indeed complex and full of competition. In general, most people assume that large animals are fierce predators that prey on other small animals and even consider them threatening to humans. In fact, on the contrary, small animals are weak animals that are often preyed on by other large animals. In fact, this is not always the case, many small animals are very deadly such as snakes, scorpions and others. In fact, many large animals are tame and harmless, such as large animals that are considered dangerous but tame and harmless. However, they are often thought to be large wild animals, even though they are not dangerous at all.

For example:

✓ Gharial

Gharial has a visual like a crocodile but has a long and narrow snout, because of the physical similarities between the two, many think that gharials can eat large animals, even humans. In fact, gharials have thin, fragile jaws and are unable to eat large animals. So, gharials can only survive by hunting small fish, frogs, and insects, even gharials tend to avoid human life or sight. Unfortunately, this crocodile-like animal is an endangered species,

✓ Basking shark

Seeing a shark that can open its mouth wide, we might think that sharks could eat humans. However, unlike other carnivorous shark species, basking sharks are not dangerous at all, this species of shark prefers to eat zooplankton and chew on the flesh of other fish and is able to adapt to humans. Unfortunately, this gentle giant shark species is endangered.

✓ Manatees

Manatees or manatees are one of the gentle giant sea animals, and spend their days sleeping and eating. Manatees only eat plants, because these friendly animals are herbivores. These large creatures are friendly animals, even using body language, such as hugging and kissing to greet and communicate with each other. These friendly and tame animals have no prey and do not harm other creatures. Perhaps for this reason, manatees are considered sacred in West African tradition, and killing one requires atonement. Slow-moving manatees often live in coastal waters and rivers, making them vulnerable to poachers seeking their skin, oil, and bones. Manatee numbers have declined over the past century, largely due to hunting. They are also often accidentally hit by motorboats in more crowded waters, and sometimes get caught in fishing nets. Well, it turns out that not all large, scary-looking animals are wild and dangerous.

✓ Wallabies

Wallabies are increasingly popular pets in their native Australia. Wallabies look like small kangaroos, but they are still relatively large as pets. Fortunately, they are well-behaved. However, owners must be patient and prepared if they want to keep a wallaby as a pet. These marsupials need a large, safe yard to run around and play. Wallabies also have a natural behavior that tends to be dirty, such as drooling, licking their feet, and spitting out food. So, it is important for wallaby owners to understand the behavior of this animal which may be troublesome.

✓ African Elephant

Loxodonta africana or more commonly known as the African elephant is one of the gentle giants of nature, the African elephant is the largest land animal in the world. However, this mammal has a slightly larger body size than the Asian elephant and can be recognized by their larger ears, while the Asian elephant has smaller and rounder ears, the presence of the African elephant helps maintain suitable habitat for many other species. In the forests of Central Africa, almost 30 percent of tree species that require the help of elephants for dispersal and germination. They play a vital role in shaping their habitat because of their enormous impact on factors ranging from fresh water to forest cover. Unfortunately, as the African elephant's habitat shrinks and the human population grows, humans and elephants are increasingly coming into contact and becoming hostile to each other, because their habitat is getting narrower, elephants often enter the yards and damage the crops of residents there.