When taking your dog to the beach, if you see such a large stall of creatures stuck on the sand, don't touch it! It's a giant jellyfish, the lion's mane jellyfish. To popularize knowledge, this jellyfish is known as the largest jellyfish in the ocean, and the adult lion's mane jellyfish with tentacles can reach a length of 36 meters and is about 12 stories high.
On the beach this is just a lion's mane jellyfish is not the largest, but it is also very large, and it is highly toxic, and stingers can cause muscle atrophy, leading to suffocation and heart attack.
Maja Ziolkowska's two Labradors, just out of curiosity, touched the jellyfish with their noses and feet in the past, and they were immediately stung, and the two dogs began to vomit, unable to lift their heads, and white foam came out of their mouths. The owner knew they had encountered a poisonous jellyfish and sent them to the veterinarian as quickly as possible.
The situation of the dog to the veterinarian was very bad, the toxin spread quickly, and the trachea of the two dogs quickly swelled up and made it difficult to breathe, which was also the reason why they foamed at the mouth. After the anti-jellyfish toxin drugs were used in the hospital and someone was sent to monitor them all night, the two dogs turned around.
Veterinarians said that every summer there are many dogs stung by jellyfish, many dogs even have time to send to the hospital on the spot to die, once found by the jellyfish sting immediately with clean water to wash away the stings on the body, and then wash the wound with vinegar, you can synthesize the toxin.
The veterinarian also reminded that to take the dog to the beach to play, it is best to check whether there are jellyfish in the surrounding environment, do not release the dog leash first, the dog will be very curious about anything, the first part to be stung must be the nose, and it will be too late to break into the disaster.