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86 - Das gefährlichste Tier der Welt

86 - Das gefährlichste Tier der Welt

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Wenn man an das gefährlichste Tier der Welt denkt, kommen vielen
zuerst Haie, Löwen oder Schlangen in den Sinn. Doch das Tier, das
jedes Jahr die meisten Menschenleben kostet, ist deutlich kleiner
und jede sowie jeder von uns kam dieses Tier schon mal gefährlich
nah.

In der Folge genannt:

1 - Süßwasserschnecke

2 - Raubwanze

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Die Kapitel von Folge 86:

(00:00) Intro

(01:23) Kapitel 1: Der ewige Kampf

(05:42) Kapitel 2: Die ersten Verdächtigen

(12:29) Kapitel 3: Die Plätze 5, 4 und 3

(19:34) Kapitel 4: Platz 2

(23:18) Kapitel 5: Platz 1

(27:24) Zusammenfassung

(29:52) Eure Fragen

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