1. Box Jellyfish
There are many species of jellyfish that live in the sea, but not all harmless like a box jellyfish.
Almost all jellyfish will sting if they are in contact with other animals, but the box jellyfish stings can be fatal because it can include the most deadly poisons in the world.
Can the box jellyfish will go straight into the body and attacks the heart and nervous system.
The pain from the sting of the box jellyfish can cause the victim to shock and drown before reaching the shore to ask for help.
Even though a brief sting, the pain will be prolonged and the resulting scar tissue can occur.
Almost all jellyfish will sting if they are in contact with other animals, but the box jellyfish stings can be fatal because it can include the most deadly poisons in the world.
Can the box jellyfish will go straight into the body and attacks the heart and nervous system.
The pain from the sting of the box jellyfish can cause the victim to shock and drown before reaching the shore to ask for help.
Even though a brief sting, the pain will be prolonged and the resulting scar tissue can occur.
2. Great White Shark
White shark is one of the most famous predator of the seas and has starred in movies such as "Jaws" and "Deep Blue Sea."
Although the film is not entirely accurate portray white shark, but the danger of white sharks in the film is real.
Of the 100 or so shark attacks are reported each year, one-third to half attributed to white sharks.
White sharks have up to 300 teeth lined up neatly in their big mouths. White shark can have a body length of more than 15 meters.
Although the film is not entirely accurate portray white shark, but the danger of white sharks in the film is real.
Of the 100 or so shark attacks are reported each year, one-third to half attributed to white sharks.
White sharks have up to 300 teeth lined up neatly in their big mouths. White shark can have a body length of more than 15 meters.
Although the number of whites declined due to overfishing and accidental, but is still a real danger on the high seas.
3. Lionfish
Despite his size is quite small compared to most of the famous white fish (great white) others, can be dangerous lionfish have spines and fins.
Lionfish just grew up along the 40 cm and can be found in the Indo-Pacific.
One of lionfish stings can cause severe pain, headaches, difficulty breathing, and vomiting.
Severe complications can occur if not treated properly, but can lionfish rarely fatal to humans.
Lionfish just grew up along the 40 cm and can be found in the Indo-Pacific.
One of lionfish stings can cause severe pain, headaches, difficulty breathing, and vomiting.
Severe complications can occur if not treated properly, but can lionfish rarely fatal to humans.
4. Yellow-Bellied Sea Snake
Although only a small canine, but the yellow belly sea snake bites can be very dangerous, even fatal.
Sea snakes have can be more toxic than cobra venom of the deadliest though and does not require a long time to have an effect on the victim.
It could be that the bite was not conscious, but symptoms such as pain, stiffness, and disability will appear immediately.
Sea snakes can be found in oceans all over the world, most of his life in the water and on land rarely. In most cases, sea snake bites are defensive because sea snakes are rarely attack people for no reason.
Sea snakes have can be more toxic than cobra venom of the deadliest though and does not require a long time to have an effect on the victim.
It could be that the bite was not conscious, but symptoms such as pain, stiffness, and disability will appear immediately.
Sea snakes can be found in oceans all over the world, most of his life in the water and on land rarely. In most cases, sea snake bites are defensive because sea snakes are rarely attack people for no reason.
5. Stonefish
Stonefish is the most venomous fish among all fish. Stonefish carry deadly neurotoxin that can be fatal to humans.
These fish are not easy to spot, hard to distinguish from rocks and sand on the sea floor.
A row of spines along its back can contain deadly stonefish which can be released if accidentally passed or are eaten by other fish.
Stonefish can be fatal if not treated within two hours.
These fish are not easy to spot, hard to distinguish from rocks and sand on the sea floor.
A row of spines along its back can contain deadly stonefish which can be released if accidentally passed or are eaten by other fish.
Stonefish can be fatal if not treated within two hours.
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