Beaked Sea Snake: This species of snakes is thought to be the deadliest. This creature delivers its venom via a small pair of fangs, it can leads to paralysis
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Cone snail: These pretty crustaceans hunt by sending out a hollow, venom-filled 'harpoon' to spear passing fish which they then pull, paralysed, into the mouths
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Stonefish: This species of fish gets easily camouflaged easily. Their stings can be fatal to humans. They are found in the coastal regions of the Indo-Pacific
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Blue-ringed octopus: One of the most potent venoms in the sea, this creatures' salivary glands produce tetrodotoxin, another poison that rapidly causes paralysiswith potentially fatal consequences
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Box Jellyfish: This species of jellyfish have tentacles covered in biological booby traps known as nematocysts- tiny darts loaded with poison
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Lionfish: This species of fish are venomous as heir spines, tentacles, and fins contain venom glands, which can deliver a painful sting that can last for days
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Saltwater crocodile: They have the strongest bite in the animal world and are aggressive when it comes to defending their territory
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Great White Shark: They are the most deadliest sea animal. Tiger and bull sharks are the next deadliest with these three species able to inflict maximum damage because of their large size
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Stingray: Stingray are vanishingly small but are dangerous.The danger comes in the form of venomous barbs along their tail, which the stingray whips when threatened