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Most dangerous sea creatures: These are the most deadly animals in the ocean, including great white sharks, sea snakes, and stonefish

22 November 2024
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Most dangerous sea creatures: These are the most deadly animals in the ocean, including great white sharks, sea snakes, and stonefish
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Most scholars agree that blue-ringed octopuses have killed at least 11 people, with the potential number ranging from seven to 16. Despite their small size, these Australian sea creatures possess venom in their salivary glands that can fatally harm 26 adult humans in minutes, causing various severe symptoms like paralysis, heart failure, and blindness. The dangerous aspect of their bites is that they are often painless, leading victims to not realize they have been bitten until experiencing paralysis.

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