To my knowledge the largest, as in physical size, and caliber is the South African NTW-20. This is a sniper rifle but more specific, an anti-material rifle.
The NTW-20 comes in two variants, a 20mm and a 14.7mm version. Both of which are much larger than the 12.7mm (.50) BMG round used in the Barrett M107 and Intervention.
The NTW has an overall length of 2015mm (6.6 ft) in the 14.7mm trim, and an overall length of 1795mm (5.8 ft) in the 20mm version. A very large gun indeed, the gun is usually operated as a two man team.
Oddly enough this gun was also what the Halo sniper rifle was modeled after.
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One of the most deadly poisons is botulinum toxin, which is produced by the bacteria Clostridium botulinum. It is considered one of the most potent neurotoxins and can cause paralysis leading to respiratory failure and death. Lethal doses are extremely small.
An aa12, it can take town the worlds largest elephant in a one shot kill to the head.
A 12ga shotgun is not an elephant gun. The 50BMG is generally regarded as the most powerful shoulder fired rifle for civilians in the USA.
botulinum, because about 100mg quantity of it can kill whole humans of world, but we r safe because it can't work in presence of oxygen.
Sadly but true, humans. We killed more animals than ever imagined, but there are a few animals but not much. We are deadly.
hydrogen cyanide
Yes Dioxin is man made in fact it it the most most dangerous toxic poison that has ever been made by the hands of man.
The tree that stores poison in its central vacuoles is the Manchineel tree (Hippomane mancinella). All parts of the Manchineel tree are toxic, including the sap which can cause severe skin reactions and blindness if touched or ingested. It is known as one of the most dangerous trees in the world.
Arsenic is considered a dangerous metalloid as it is highly toxic to humans. It can be found in various forms, such as inorganic arsenic compounds, which are used in industrial applications and agriculture. Exposure to arsenic can lead to serious health issues, including skin lesions, cancer, and organ damage.
No, hippos do not have poison teeth. However, their teeth are large and sharp, and they use them for defense and to protect their territory. They are one of the most dangerous animals in Africa due to their aggressive nature and powerful bite.