There are countless species in nature, many of which can be used as food, and the taste is not bad, but often delicious always comes with risk! Take the following creatures, which one is not highly poisonous. Shibetcher Sea Serpent. One of the most venomous snakes in the world, it lives around reefs in the Ashmore Islands in northwestern Australia and feeds on fish.
The poison dart frog is the most beautiful frog in the world and one of the most toxic species. The most toxic species can kill more than 20,000 rats, and their size is very small, the smallest is only 1.5 centimeters, and individual species can reach 6 centimeters. Poison dart frogs are mainly distributed in tropical rainforests such as Brazil, Guyana and Chile, and are full of bright and colorful bodies, and their limbs are covered with scales. Among them, lemon yellow is the most dazzling and prominent. Looking around, it seemed to be flaunting its beauty, and like a warning to the enemy who had come to attack. With the exception of humans, poison dart frogs have almost no other enemies.
Stingray rays. At the end of its tail, the stinger ray has a serrated stinger with a margin about 8 inches long, and the substance that makes up the stinger is the same as the substance that makes up shark scales. When a threat is sensed, the jagged stinger hardens like a sharp steak knife. Stingers release venom that can inflict fatal injuries on predators.
etc. refers to anemone. The isometric anemone is a genus of anemones of the family Anemone family, with 6 circles of tentacles, up to 192 branches. The toxins contained in the body can cause the animal's blood pressure to drop rapidly, slow down the heart rate, and suppress breathing, thus causing the animal to die. So its toxins can be used to make antihypertensive drugs.
The body of the puffer fish is short and thick, and the internal organs of many species of puffer fish contain a neurotoxin that can kill people. It is 1250 times more toxic than the highly toxic drug sodium cyanide, and only 0.48 mg is required to kill people. Puffer fish with eggs in late spring and early summer are the most toxic. This toxin can paralyze people's nerves, vomit, chills in the limbs, and then the heart and breathing stop. Although it is risking your life to taste puffer fish, because the taste of puffer fish is very delicious, there are still many gluttonous people who desperately eat puffer fish. The most popular pufferfish eater in the world is Japan.
Embroidered spine ripe crab. The embroidered ridge ripe crab is the most poisonous crab known, and some of their bodies contain puffer fish poison, some contain paralytic shellfish poison, and some contain sea anemone poison. The toxins in an adult embroidered crab can poison 45,000 mice.
Taro snails. Taro snails also have a nickname "chicken heart snail", mainly grown in tropical seas. The taro snail is a highly toxic marine creature whose tip hides a small opening with poisonous teeth that can shoot venom from here, enough to make an adult scream for life.
Blue-ringed octopus. The most beautiful and poisonous octopus in the world is only one, when encountering danger, the body emits a dazzling blue light to warn, it is only 15 cm long, but one bite can kill a person, and at present, humans cannot dissolve the toxins from the blue ring octopus.
The Australian box jellyfish is the most toxic jellyfish in the world, the most poisonous marine organism in the world, and the first among the top ten deadly animals. Once a person is stabbed by its tentacles, he will die within 3 minutes and there is no medicine to save. On the coast of Queensland, Australia, about 60 people have died of poisoning from box jellyfish in 25 years, but only 13 have died in shark belly at the same time.
Scorpionfish, also known as lionfish. The fish appears docile, but the scalloped spines are surprisingly toxic. Experts say that although the scorpion does not cause fatal injuries to humans, it can also cause headaches, vomiting and breathing difficulties when stabbed by thorns, and it is not a good guy.