It is well known that fire disappears when it meets water, so why are there still creatures in the sea that can breathe fire? Let's follow the watermelon video creator "Flathead Brother Zoo" to have a look.
The big-toothed ant, although small, has a very large double jaw. Their jaws can open more than one hundred and eighty degrees and close fairly quickly, biting their prey in about 0.13 milliseconds. This speed is two thousand three hundred times faster than the speed of human blinking.
Not only do the jaws of the big-toothed ants close super fast, but their bite force is also enormous. Although they weigh only 12.1 to 14.9 milligrams, the bite force of their jaws can reach three hundred times their body weight. When hunting, they use the villi on the jaws to sense the position of the prey, and once the prey touches the villi on the jaws, they will quickly close the jaws, and in an instant, the insects can break their hands and feet in an instant.
The tail of the big-toothed ant also has a deadly weapon, the poison needle, which can paralyze the prey. When hunting, you can use poison needles to repeatedly stab the prey until the prey cannot move.
In addition to helping them hunt, the jaws of the big-toothed ants have an important function, that is, to help them escape. When the big-toothed ants encounter danger, they will first quickly close their jaws toward the ground, and the force generated by the closure can bring them to an altitude of eight centimeters and land in a safe area forty centimeters away.
The pistol shrimp are about five centimeters long and are extremely inconspicuous among shrimp, but they have a superpower - like Naruto naruto in Naruto, they shoot powerful spiral balls, thus ensuring efficient hunting and self-preservation.
The pistol shrimp has a very large claw with a special muscle structure in it: its large pliers are able to close at extremely fast speeds coupled with high-speed collisions, creating blisters about four millimeters in diameter. The blister can produce high pressure in a very short period of time, and when it is broken, it will also emit light, and the temperature generated by the rupture is as high as the temperature of the surface of the sun, close to five thousand degrees Celsius, so that the surrounding sea water heats up instantaneously, making the prey faint and even die instantly.
Why can a fire-breathing fish spew blue flames? What is the reason for the flames?
Many people think that fire-breathing fish can extract white phosphorus from food, and then store it somewhere in the body, and when it encounters danger, it will get the white phosphorus out and form a terrifying flame. And putting white phosphorus in water is the most efficient way to store it.
However, surprisingly, the researchers found that the captive firefish did not have the ability to breathe fire, so scientists began to study the waters where the fire-breathing fish lived, and found that the waters where the fire-breathing fish lived lived in another magical creature - mesembranous insects.
The liquid in the mesozoan body contains fluorescein, as well as another liquid of luciferase. As long as the vapors of these two liquids are mixed, they can instantly emit a beautiful blue cold light. After the fire-breathing fish eats the mesozoite, the mesembran begins to fight back. When the light came on, the fire-breathing fish immediately became the target of many murderous hunters, and in order to avoid the hunt, the fire-breathing fish could only spit out the mesembranous insects.
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