The world s top ten drug kings, the world s top ten drug kings first

Square Jellyfish: Australian square jellyfish, don't look at its elegant appearance, this guy is the world's first poison, Australian square jellyfish. It got its strange name because of its slightly round shape, like a square needle. The most poisonous of the square jellyfish is called"Sea wasps", it can kill people.

Ekitering Sea Snake: The Australian Ekitling Sea Snake, the Australian Ekitling Sea Snake, inhabits the same waters as the Australian jellyfish, it has a large mouth, its torso is slightly cylindrical, its body is slender, and the posterior end and tail are flattened. It is more venomous than a king cobra, and if bitten by it, it will die in tens of minutes.

Blue-ringed octopus: The Australian blue-ringed octopus is often found in the coastal waters of Australia. This mollusk is only 15 centimeters long, and the brachiopod Australian blue-ringed octopus has beautiful blue links, and when it encounters danger, the dark rings on its body and claws emit a dazzling blue light, sending a warning signal to the other party.

Scorpionfish: Scorpionfish inhabit the coastal waters of Australia. The stonefish, which is not amazing, only about 30 centimeters long, loves to hide under the sea or reefs, and disguises itself as an inconspicuous stone, even if you stand next to it, it is motionless, so that you can't find it.

Palestinian scorpion: The Palestinian scorpion, which lives in Israel and some other parts of the Far East, is the most venomous scorpion on the planet. At the end of its long chela is a chela with a lot of venom, and if you don't pay attention, the powerful venom released by the chela will cause you extreme pain, convulsions, paralysis, and even cardiac arrest or respiratory failure.

Funnel Spider: Australian Funnel Spider The Australian funnel spider lives in the suburbs of Sydney, Australia. It is considered the most venomous spider, with fangs large enough to penetrate human fingernails.

Taipan Snake: Born in northern Australia, this venomous snake releases about 110 milligrams of potent toxin per bite, which can kill about 100 people. The toxin can cause vomiting and stop a person's breathing. It is 9 times more poisonous than the king cobra.

Australian Brown Reticulated Snake: The Australian Brown Reticulated Snake (Aussie brown snake), when threatened, will flatten the narrow neck fold and raise the front of its body before attacking, and is more venomous than the king cobra.

King Cobra: A venomous snake with anterior groove teeth. The appearance is generally similar to that of a cobra, with an oval head and a swollen neck, but no cobra-like markings; It is distinctly distinguished from the cobra by having a pair of large occipital scales behind the top scales of the head.

The king cobra has a jet-black or black-brown body with 40-54 narrow, pale transverse bands, an earthy yellow tail, and a grayish-brown belly with black linear markings.

Black Mamba Snake: The Black Mamba Snake is the second-longest, fastest, and most aggressive killer of the world's venomous snakes. It can chase its prey at speeds of up to 19 kilometers per hour and can kill a person with just two drops of venom.

Hello: Scientists from 19 countries, including the United Kingdom, Australia, the Soviet Union, the United States, France, Italy, and Japan, have selected 10 animal genera as "World Drug Kings":

Australian jellyfish: Living off the coast of Australia, if a person touches its tentacles, it will die after 30 seconds.

Australian Ekitering Sea Serpent: It has a large mouth and lives in the same waters as the Australian jellyfish.

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.

Poisonous fish are found off the coast of Australia.

Palestinian scorpions: live in Israel and some other parts of the Far East.

Australian funnel spider: lives in the suburbs of Sydney, Australia.

Australian Thai spotted snake.

Australian brown reticulated snake.

King cobra. African black reckless snake.

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The world's top ten poison kings are the first Australian square jellyfish. The top ten poisonous animals in the world are selected by the American magazine "World Wildlife" based on the opinions of scholars from all over the world. Such as square jellyfish, poisonous scorpion, Taipan snake, chicken heart snail and so on.

The Australian jellyfish, don't look at its elegant appearance, this guy is the world's number one poison.

The first place in the world's top ten drug kingsThe Australian square jellyfish got this strange name, because the shape is slightly round like a square needle, the most poisonous kind of square jellyfish is called the sea wasp, it can kill people, although humans must be entangled by at least 10 meters of antennae to be injected with a lethal amount of venom, but a square jellyfish has 60 antennae, and each antennae is up to 9 meters long, and its sprigane sacs are full of rows on it.

Therefore, once human beings are glued to its tentacles in the sea, they are usually certain to die. It is difficult to find in the water that the swimming speed is extremely fast, and the filamentous sac of the lamp jellyfish will only react due to chemical action when it comes into contact with the surface of the human ** or covered with scales**, if someone touches the tiny cells on the square jellyfish, it will die after 30 seconds, and it is the shortest toxin death time in the world.