10 animals that take human lives yearly

1. Mosquitoes: Mosquitoes are responsible for the highest number of human deaths annually, primarily due to the transmission of diseases such as malaria, dengue fever, and Zika virus.

 2. Humans: Unfortunately, humans are responsible for a significant number of deaths through violence, homicides, and warfare. 

3. Snakes: Venomous snakes, particularly in regions with high snake populations, can cause numerous yearly fatalities.

 4. Dogs: Dog bites, especially in areas with large populations of stray or feral dogs, can result in fatalities and the transmission of diseases like rabies. 

5. Assassin Bugs (Kissing Bugs): These bugs can carry the parasite that causes Chagas disease, which can lead to severe organ damage and even death. 

6. Crocodiles: In certain parts of the world, crocodile attacks on humans can occur, particularly when humans come into close proximity to their habitat. 

7. Hippopotamuses: Overlooked as a threat, hippos can be extremely aggressive towards humans and cause deadly injuries.

 8. Elephants: While not intentionally aggressive towards humans, elephants, when threatened or provoked, can pose a significant danger.

 9. Tsetse Flies: Found in parts of Africa, these flies can transmit sleeping sickness, a potentially fatal disease. 

10. Scorpions: Venomous scorpion stings can be fatal, especially in regions where access to medical care is limited.

 It's important to note that these numbers can vary from year to year and are influenced by factors such as location, human behavior, and environmental conditions. Promoting education, and awareness, and taking necessary precautions can help minimize the risk of human-wildlife conflict and reduce the number of fatalities.