Yes Jelly fish can poison the body. They have a microscopic cells (which stings you) connected to their tentacles. When these tentacles stick to you, every stinging cell connected to you goes into your skin, and releases their toxins directly into your tissue, muscle, and bloodstream. This is why you can die from jellyfish so much faster. Others' venom take longer to reach other parts of your body.
no unless your the white man
In their tentacles!
No, it only injects poison
No. The box jellyfish has a stronger poison than any other jellyfish.
Contrary to the concept of the movie Seven Pounds, Box jellyfish poison is a neurotoxin, and it is distributed to every part of the body, making organs unfit for transplant.
Water supports a jellyfish's body.
The poison the jellyfish are putting in you.Their sting.
Jellyfish don't have venom, they cant poison you but they sting. Jellyfish are very similar to an electric eel because of there like quality's with stings!
The most deadly poison made by an animal is from the Box Jellyfish. Interesting?
They have long, stinging tentacles that can grow more than ten feet long, and their heads also contain poison. The man of war jellyfish poison could even paralyze you. These jellyfish sometimes travel in small groups as well.
Sting effects range from no effect to extreme pain to death.
A jellyfish can have a live jellyfish split from its body.
A volatile poison is a poison that, when introduced to the body, will affect a certain part of the body. A volatile poison will also stay in the body longer.