Which is more venomous, the poisonous sword frog or the Australian jellyfish or the Bell sea snake 5

It should be a poison dart frog.

I'm sorry landlord, I don't know.

I read Fishbirth's profile and think that the poisoned dart frog is the most poisonous.

is the most powerful poison known in the world at the moment,"

Personally, I feel that the Bell Sea Snake is more venomous.

Ordinary snakes stay in shallow water at most, why go to the sea to ......Jellyfish and sea snakes do not clash obviously, and normal creatures will attack each other, only when territory or things cross.

Snakes have poor eyesight and can't see static objects in the distance.

There are many natural enemies of snakes, and juveniles may be hunted and killed by mongooses, and then because of different species, natural enemies are also different, some snakes will be eaten by foxes, and some will be eaten by the same kind [King cobra has immunity to snake venom], in fact, if it is a biological invasion, the local snakes of Australia have also been poisoned by sugarcane toads ......

There is no outstanding weakness, because some poisonous snakes are extremely fast, and when you react to a bite, you may be bitten several times, but almost all snakes are afraid of hitting seven inches [where the heart is].

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Scientists from 19 countries, including the United Kingdom, Australia, the Soviet Union, the United States, France, Italy, and Ben, have selected 10 animal genera as "World Poison Kings": 1) Australian jellyfish: Living off the coast of Australia, if a person touches its tentacles, it will die after 30 seconds.

2) Australian Ekitering Sea Serpent: It has a large mouth and lives in the same waters as the Australian jellyfish. 3) Australian blue-ringed octopus:

This mollusk is only 15 centimetres long and has blue links on its winding feet, and is often found in Australia's coastal waters. 4) Poisonous fish consists of: inhabiting the coastal waters of Australia.

5) Palestinian scorpions: live in Israel and some other parts of the Far East. 6) Australian Funnel Spider:

He lives in the suburbs of Sydney, Australia. 7) Australian Spotted Snake. 8) Australian brown reticulated snake.

9) King Cobra. 10) African Black Manga Snake.

Take stock of the 4 most poisonous creatures in the world! Pretty are poisonous!

It also depends on the type of jellyfish, some jellyfish are very violent, but some jellyfish are quite toxic enough to be fatal. The split-cheeked sea snake is also very poisonous and fatal, so the sea snake is more poisonous than ordinary jellyfish, but less than some extremely poisonous jellyfish.

Both are poisonous and both deadly.

As for which is more poisonous. Hehe.

I think jellyfish are very poisonous.

Moreover, jellyfish are not easy to spot, have strong concealment, and are more deadly.

It's all poisonous, and as for which poison, don't ask, who wants to be benzene to test the toxicity of the cheeky sea snake after being bitten by a jellyfish?

It must be that jellyfish are highly toxic.

There are individual jellyfish that are very toxic, and most of them are not as big as sea snakes.

I'm the most poisonous!! Break the flea's foot and tell it to play football!

The five poisons are snakes, toads, scorpions, centipedes, and wasps. There are also some insects that are also poisonous. There are also jellyfish in the ocean, some fish, etc.

Snakes, toads, geckos, spiders, centipedes, pufferfish.

Vipers, poisonous frogs, poisonous scorpions, and many bugs.

Hand jellyfish and box jellyfish (or sea wasps) are the most venomous, and Kasumi jellyfish are the largest. In the sea from Malaysia to Australia, there are two kinds of jellyfish called hand jellyfish and box jellyfish (or sea wasp), which secrete the most poisonous. The tentacles of the Kasumi jellyfish were pulled apart, and from the tip of one tentacle to the tip of the other, it was 74 meters long.

Therefore, it can be said that the Kasumi jellyfish is the longest animal in the world.

Jellyfish are beautiful but ferocious. Underneath the umbrella, those slender tentacles are its digestive organs, as well as its **. The top of the tentacles is covered with stinging cells, like poisonous wires, which can shoot venom, and after the prey is stung, it will quickly paralyze and die.

The tentacles hold these prey tightly, retract them, and suck them up with the polyps underneath the umbrella, each of which is able to secrete enzymes that quickly break down the proteins in the prey.

1.The most poisonous jellyfish in the world is the box jellyfish in Australia. One box jellyfish is toxic enough to poison 60 adults.

If you are poisoned by a box jellyfish, you will definitely die if you don't treat it within 4 minutes. The Australian box jellyfish is a pale blue transparent jellyfish shaped like a box with 4 distinct sides, each 20 cm long. The box jellyfish has 60 tentacles 3 meters long, each of which is covered with stinging cells that store venom.

The only way to avoid attack is not to swim in the jellyfish-infested waters. Currently, warning signs have appeared on all beaches in northeastern Australia to alert people to this jellyfish. Scientists are trying to find a more effective antidote and a way to prevent its attack.

2.The largest jellyfish are the great Arctic jellyfish, which are found in the northwestern Atlantic Ocean. In 1870, a large Arctic jellyfish washed into the Massachusetts Bay in the United States, with an umbrella diameter of 2 28 meters and tentacles up to 36 5 meters.

The smallest jellyfish is only 12 mm long.

The most poisonous are: sea bee jellyfish (box jellyfish) and shuffling jellyfish; The largest is: the Arctic jellyfish.

The most poisonous jellyfish in the world, the beach encounters it, hurry away.

There are jellyfish, sea snakes, spiders, snakes.

The Israeli golden scorpion (deathstalker scorpion), also known as the Palestinian scorpion and the Israeli killer scorpion, lives in the desert. It has a very vicious temperament, fast attack speed, and is a scorpion that is so poisonous that it can kill people, and the LD50 value (half lethal amount) is about it.