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VIDEO: Here’s where you're most likely to run into American wildlife that could kill you

An Oregon man was cited after taking a bear cub from a trail on Monday evening.

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An Oregon man was cited after taking a bear cub from a trail on Monday evening.
April 14, 2017

While wildlife may be fascinating, it can still be extremely dangerous to be around.

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From alligators and sharks to black bears and even bees, these animals have been known to attack and kill.

But where exactly are all of these species located?

Business Insider has compiled a list of five wildlife creatures, revealing where they live and how dangerous they really are.

Take a look at the video below.

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