Sea creatures
The most lethal creature known to mankind is transparent and pale blue. What's the creature?
Box Jellyfish
Their venom is only mildly affective on humans, causing localised pain. They are so named for the burrow they make in the ground, with a “door”.
Trap Door Spider
Most venomous snake in the world
Taipan snake
They are agressive and territorial
Saltwater Crocodile
What creatures can be found off of every coastline in Australia?
Bull Sharks
They are often found in burrows and are rarely aggressive. They have similar venom to the Funnel Webs, however there have been no recorded deaths from its bite
The Mouse Spider
Typically 1.2m in length
Tiger snake
They show their fins if they feel threatened
Lionfish
They can get up to 40 centimetres long and are an unattractive colour of brown or grey with yellow and orange or red colouring. Name the creature.
Stonefish
They are very small (1cm)
Reddback spider
Highly venomous, but antivenom exists
Brown and Tiger snake
They are often confused as Funnel Web Spiders
The Mouse Spider
They are usually found in Western Australian waters in lagoons or seaward reef areas. They are quite aggressive and actively seek out attacking other marine life. Name the creature.
Lionfish
Has 8 eyes
Trap Door Spider
They can grow to 2m in length
Brown snakes
Can live multiple hours under water
Sydney Funnel Web Spider
There is currently no antivenom for a bite from these creatures. The type of injury they bestow upon their victim is usually a bite. This bite is often so small and painless that it goes unnoticed until symptoms start showing up. Name the creature.
Blue-Ringed Octopus
Doesn't like populated urban areas
The Mouse Spider
Tends to stay away from humans
Taipan snake
They are hard to spot, they don't move
Stonefish