Ferox
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Ferox is a Latin word meaning "fierce". It may also refer to:
- Ferox (fuel additive), a product for combustion engines
- Cannibal Ferox, a 1981 film by Umberto Lenzi (also known as Make Them Die Slowly)
- Aconitum ferox, a flowering plant of the Ranunculaceae family
- Alepisaurus ferox, a predatory fish of the Alepisauridae family
- Apalone ferox, a soft-shell turtle of the Trionychidae family
- Bathysaurus ferox, a lizardfish of the Synodontidae family
- Cryptoprocta ferox, a carnivore of the Eupleridae family
- Euryale ferox, a flowering plant of the Nymphaeaceae family
- Odontaspis ferox, a sand shark of the Odontaspididae family
- Pseudopanax ferox, a small tree endemic to New Zealand (also known as the toothed lancewood)
- Salmo ferox, a species of brown trout
- Urtica ferox, a poisonous tree of New Zealand
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