THE WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS ANIMAL

This is a pretty CRUEL, real-life curiosity.

Which animal is capable of causing the most inhuman or more agonizing death?

This animal is not a mammal, insect, or reptile. It has no legs; So IT does not walk. Neither has fangs; So it does not bite ... This animal although it has eyes, they are not 2, but 24; And if you come face to face with them, my recommendation is to get away as fast as you can ... It's not "hairy"; and unlike a tiger or a lion of "good humor", I am sure that this one instead, you wouldnt want to caress it.

Touching with its skin should not be NOTHING pleasant.

I PRESENT YOU TO THE WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS ANIMAL:

THE JELLYBOX (OR WASP OF THE SEA):

It lives mainly in the seas of Australia, and the Philippines.

Its venom is considered one of the most lethal in the world, because it contains toxins that attack: heart, nervous system and cutaneous cells.

The approximate size of the body of this "sea wasp" is that of a basketball, however, it has 60 tentacles that can vary in length, from 80 cm to 3 meters in length.

The JELLY BOX developed its powerful poison to stun or kill instantly its prey, by means of stings; So that when fighting with them, do not damage their gelatinous tentacles.

In fact, to give an idea, this specimen, has dethroned in question of poison lethality to species like

PAPUAN TAIPAN

BRAZILIAN WANDERING SPIDER

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DARK POISON FROG

A sting of this jellyfish species, with such potent venom, is so unbearably painful that it has been reported (and even persisted) that some humans who were attacked, or come into contact with the tentacle of the cubomedusa, have gone into shock and Trying to swim to the shore have drowned. There is also evidence that some victims have died almost immediately due to heart failure, before they can reach firm land.

Survivors' wounds are extremely painful even for weeks after the sting. Most of the time they are very large and once healed, the mark NEVER disappears.

Another distinctive feature of jelly box and common jellyfish is that the first NOT FLEET only, it has the ability to move swimming at speeds of up to 4 knots (7,408 km / h)

From 1954 to 2015 there were more than 5568 human deaths, because of them in Australia.
Meanwhile in the Philippines annually account for an estimated 35-40 people killed by the sting of this sea wasp.

These figures surpass all human deaths caused, including by predators such as SHARK (all its species).

In fact, a cubomedusa can kill a shark.

Perhaps by a matter of instinct and evolution, all marine animals, try to stay away from this poisonous specimen.

A sting of this sea wasp can kill an adult human, in less than 3 minutes, this is called IRUKANDJI SYNDROME (comes with nausea, muscle pain ... triggering cerebral haemorrhages, paralysis, etc.)

NEXTLY, ILL SHOW YOU IMAGES OF THE BRANDS LEFT IN THE SKIN OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE HAD TO CONTACT THIS DANGEROUS CREATURE.