Box Jellyfish

The Box Jellyfish are an extremely lethal creature, and they also known as Boxfish, Sea Wasp. Fire medusa, or just Stinger. They are claimed to be the most venomous marine animal known to human and it has sting, which is often deadly. They are invertebrate and present in a rounded box shape, and they belong to the class Cubozoa; they are not true jellyfish, although they show many similar characteristics with jellyfish. I believe that the box jellyfish are the most dangerous animal in the world because they have special-purpose eyes, poison, special body structures that help them be the successful survivor in the environment. First, the specialized true eyes complete with retinas, corneas, and lenses, and the eyes are located on each of the four sides of their box shape body. It allows the box jellyfish to detect specific
Surprisingly, the box jellyfish also have 20 simple eyes that do not form images, but able to detect light and dark; therefore, they have a total of 24 eyes, which it helps them locate, capture prey and avoid objects. In order to be the most dangerous animal, they are well known as the most poisonous creatures. When an object touches the cnidocil of the nematocysts on tentacle; the thread is discharge and fire to inject the poison into the prey. The thread is a molecule called porin, which creates tiny pores in red blood cells, it allows potassium to leak out. When the plasma potassium gets too high there’s no more electromotive force then the heart cannot beat and it can also damage the nerves cells which it could cause shock immediately, so it kills the victim within a few minutes after being stung by the box jellyfish. However, carrying some vinegar in the aid kit is a brilliant idea because pouring it on the wound as first aid can deactivate the rest of nematocysts from firing out the