The Canadian government kills hundreds of wolves every year, as an effort to save the endangered caribou. A horrific incident occurred in 2020 when a man in northwestern B.C. suffered serious injuries after being attacked in his front yard by a wolf. The animal was then trapped and shot.

"Bison are large animals weighing between 1,800 and 2,400 pounds (816 to 1,088 kilograms). All of these characteristics increase the risk when humans encounter them, especially in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, where bison often charge and throw tourists who do not keep their distance."

Here is the translated text with HTML tags preserved: "Wild boars usually attack by charging. Their long, sharp tusks can cause serious and sometimes fatal injuries. The current concern among experts is that the Canadian 'super pigs' are evolving to become larger, stronger, and have better survival skills."

"Although these animals have extraordinary hunting abilities, it seems that humans are not included in their menu. Attacks on humans are rare, and these secretive cats usually try to avoid them. Cougars primarily eat deer, rabbits, beavers, and raccoons."

"During the period from 2010 to 2021, there have been 104 grizzly bear attacks in the province. Fatal incidents, such as in 2023 where a couple and their dog were killed by a grizzly in the neighboring country, Alberta."

"The black bear is a great climber and swimmer and can run at speeds of nearly 30 miles per hour. Although there are so many bears in this province, attacks on humans, such as those that occurred in 2022, are rare."

The average is only a handful of people who are bitten by venomous snakes in this province each year. Most of these incidents occur when people try to handle the snakes. Rattlesnakes are usually not aggressive and prefer to stay away from us. This means they will attack if threatened or provoked.

"In British Columbia, there are several reports of sea lion attacks on humans that seem to be unprovoked. One of them involves a young girl who was grabbed and dragged into the water by a sea lion while sitting on the dock."

"The venom produced by the black widow spider is quite potent, even 15 times stronger than that of a rattlesnake. Its uniqueness lies in its ability to inject a relatively small amount of venom, which can be quickly diluted by the body. The bite of the spider is very painful and triggers muscle contractions."