The most venomous animals on earth_The most deadly animals on earth

The most venomous animal on earth is the Australian box jellyfish. Common names include sea wasps, transparent killers in the ocean. It is a jellyfish that lives in Australia and northern New Guinea, the Philippines and Vietnam. They are responsible for countless human injuries or deaths around the world and are considered the deadliest jellyfish.

This jellyfish is only about 16 inches long and has 24 eyes in total. Thousands of stinging cells that store venom grow on the tentacles. Not only malicious attacks, but also inadvertent scratches on shells or skin can irritate these tiny stingers. It will frantically inject anyone or anything with the most potent neurotoxins known to anyone who dares to mess with it. Can cause death within 30 seconds.

The 60 3-meter-long tentacles of the Australian box jellyfish have more than 5,000 stinging cells and enough toxins to kill about 60 people. When they actively attack humans, they will throw their tentacles far away, killing the swimmer or diver first. Wrap around. Then use venom to block the person's breathing. It is said that a person attacked by a sea wasp can only save his life if he is injected with an antidote within a few minutes of being attacked!

The Australian box jellyfish is recognized as one of the 10 most venomous animals in the world. This box jellyfish is more dangerous than a cobra. Adult box jellyfish are as big as a football, mushroom-shaped, and nearly transparent. An adult box jellyfish has billions of poison sacs and stingers on its tentacles, enough to kill 20 people, which shows how toxic it is. Its venom mainly damages the heart. When the venom of the box jellyfish invades the human heart, it will destroy the consistency of the beating rhythm of the body cells, so that the heart cannot supply blood normally, leading to rapid death of the person.

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