Box Jellyfish, the world's Most Venomous Animals

Cobra, the blue-ringed Octopus, Scorpion or spider Nomad Brazil is the animals that are highly toxic. But above all, there is still one other animals that have the deadliest toxins.

The animal is the Box Jellyfish or box jellyfish (Chironex fleckeri). Since 1954, a total of 5567 people were recorded killed stung tentacles or cease them. The number is likely much more than that.

As quoted from Dumage, April 19, 2011, poisonous jellyfish is one of the most deadly in the world. If stung, venom attacks the heart, the nervous system and skin cells.

The secret of the Fire Ants survived the Flood

This is a great vehicle to save themselves from catastrophic floods. Vehicles that can assemble itself in 100 seconds and was able to keep the thousands to millions of passengers safely as well as floating for days, even up to several weeks.

A group of ants floating along the fire is a natural engineering. Scientists trying to figure out how the ants that creates a raft of safe and durable of their own bodies.

5 animals that Have Sharp Weapons As Shield Yourself

Have tools of self-defense is mandatory in the world of animals. Defense tool serves to protect yourself from the enemy, competitors and predators. With sharp thorns that would be impossible for predators to attack and feed on these animals, if imposed the predator will only get injured as a result of thorns.

The following list of 5 animals who use this defense system:

5. Ekidna

Echidnas (Tachyglossus aculeatus) is a mammal of the rabbit that his whole body is coated by a thorn. They live in the jungles of Australia and Papua New Guinea. Long-beaked echidnas