blue-spotted octopus

You all know cyanide is an extremely toxic substance, only a small amount of this substance is enough to make you travel to the extreme.

The blue-spotted octopus lives in the coral regions of the Indian and Pacific oceans, which have 50 times the venom of cobra.

About 300 octopus species have been discovered by scientists in the vast ocean world. And this invertebrate also contains many interesting things that keep scientists from being

Green-spotted octopus contains 50 times more venom than cobra, which can kill 26 people.

But in nature, there are animals that carry toxins that are thousands of times stronger than cyanide. And know what, among the most dangerous species in the world, most are in a

Irukandji fleas, mosquitoes or jellyfish are three of the small animals, but release dangerous toxins or spread deadly disease.