Summary of the top ten poisonous kings in the world

1: Australian box jellyfish

Despite its elegant appearance, this guy is the number one poisonous poison in the world. It got this strange name because of its slightly round shape, like a square needle. It can kill people. A box jellyfish has 60 tentacles, each tentacle is 9 meters long, and its nematocysts are arranged on it. Therefore, once a human being is stuck by its tentacles in the sea, he will usually die. It is difficult to find in the water and swims extremely fast. The nematocysts of the box jellyfish will only react chemically when they come into contact with the surface of human skin or skin covered with scales. If someone touches the tiny cells on the body of the box jellyfish, it will frantically infect anyone or Stuff injects the most potent neurotoxin known. In the shortest time, it can even cause death in 30 seconds. It is the animal with the shortest time to death from toxins in the world. Even a minor sting can leave a whip-like, slap-able wound for life.

Two: Australian Ekitlin sea snake

The Australian Ekitlin sea snake is also called the green-ringed sea snake. It is one of the most venomous sea snakes and inhabits the Australian square jellyfish. In the same water area, it has a large mouth, its trunk is slightly cylindrical, its body is slender, and its rear end and tail are flat. It is more venomous than other sea snakes and excretes a greater amount of poison. If bitten by it, you will die in less than an hour without treatment.

Three: Australian blue-ringed octopus

The Australian blue-ringed octopus is often found in coastal waters of Australia. This mollusk is only 15 centimeters long and has beautiful blue links on its arms and legs. When in danger, the dark rings on its body and claws will emit a dazzling blue light to send a warning signal to the opponent. Its sharp mouth can penetrate a diver's wetsuit, and the highly toxic ink it sprays at the same time is enough to kill an adult within a few minutes. What’s even more frightening is that humans are still unable to detoxify the toxins from the blue-ringed octopus.

Four: Poisonous Scorpionfish

Poisonous Scorpionfish, also called stonefish, inhabits the coastal waters of Australia. The stone fish is not amazing in appearance. It is only about 30 centimeters in length. It likes to hide on the seabed or under rocks, disguising itself as an inconspicuous stone. Even if you stand next to it, it will not move, which makes you Can't find it. If you accidentally step on it, it will immediately fight back without mercy, shooting out deadly poison. The 12-14 needle-like sharp back spines on its back will easily penetrate the soles of your shoes and stab into the soles of your feet, poisoning you quickly and leaving you in severe pain until you die!

Five: Palestinian scorpion

The Palestinian scorpion lives in Israel and other places in the Far East and is the most venomous scorpion on earth. At the end of its long claws is a stinger that contains a lot of venom. If you don't pay attention, it will sting you. The powerful venom released by the stinger will cause you extreme pain, convulsions, paralysis, and even cardiac arrest or respiratory failure.

Six: Australian funnel-web spider

The Australian funnel-web spider lives in the suburbs of Sydney, Australia. It is considered the most venomous spider, with fangs strong enough to penetrate human fingernails. Unlike most spiders that live a peaceful life, this little guy is extremely aggressive and will raise its front legs if disturbed and bite its victim repeatedly. Although the male spider is smaller than the female spider, its venom is five times more toxic. The funnel-web spider's venom spreads rapidly, producing spastic paralysis. The patient experiences muscle spasms, sometimes severe, and the patient eventually falls into a coma. The toxin attacks the respiratory center and the patient eventually suffocates to death.

Seven: Coastal Taipan Snake

The Coastal Taipan Snake, a venomous snake, releases about 110 milligrams of potent toxin in each bite, which can kill dozens of people. Taipan snake venom can cause vomiting and stop breathing. Although its cousin, the inland taipan snake, is more venomous, it basically does not cause great harm to humans because it is far away from human habitats. However, the coastal taipan snake overlaps with human habitats, and bite incidents occur one after another.

Eight: Australian brown reticulated snake

The Australian brown reticulated snake is also called (Australian Brown Io snake). Once threatened, it will flatten its narrow snake before launching an attack. By breaking the skin on the neck and raising the front of the body, its venom is even worse than that of the King Cobra. It is one of the top ten most venomous snakes on land. Because it likes to live in farms and prey on small rodents, it often conflicts with humans. There are also many bite incidents, and the fatality rate is extremely high.

Nine: King Cobra

King Cobra is a venomous snake with front groove teeth. The appearance is generally similar to that of a cobra, but it does not have cobra-like markings. The body color of the king cobra is jet black or dark brown, with a grayish brown belly. It is relatively large, often 3 to 4 m long, with a maximum length of 6 m. It is the most venomous snake in the world. The largest kind. It is ferocious in nature, and because its living habitat overlaps with humans, it sometimes actively attacks humans and animals. Its toxicity is a mixed neurotoxin. Although its toxicity is not very strong among cobras, its detoxification capacity is the highest among venomous snakes. It can secrete 300-400 mg of venom at a time, and it only takes one to kill a person. More than ten milligrams. You can imagine how much antivenom would be needed to save lives if such an amount of venom is injected at one time. Moreover, rescue must be very timely, which is extremely harmful to humans and animals.

Ten: Black Mamba

The Black Mamba is the second longest, fastest and most aggressive killer of venomous snakes in the world. It can chase its prey at speeds of up to 19 kilometers per hour, and only two drops of venom can cause death. What’s even more frightening is that the black mamba snake has a violent temper, will actively attack people, and will continue to attack. No matter at any time, the black mamba’s fangs contain 20 drops of venom. Once a human is bitten by it, it will not be able to get the poison. With timely treatment, death is almost 100%. Although the black mamba is extremely venomous, fortunately, this large venomous snake usually stays away from human residential areas, so the number of bites in Africa is not very large. The number of people bitten by the black mamba in Africa is far less than that of the bellied viper. .