The bite might be painless, but this octopus injects a neuromuscular paralyzing venom. The venom contains some maculotoxin, a poison more violent than any found on land animals. The nerve conduction is blocked and neuromuscular paralysis is followed by death. The victim might be saved if artificial respiration starts before marked cyanosis and hypotension develops. With a beak that can penetrate a wet-suit, they are one little cute creature to definitely look at BUT Don't touch. The blue-ringed octopus is the size of a Golf ball but its poison is powerful enough to kill an adult human in minutes. There's no known antidote. The only treatment is hours of heart massage and artificial respiration until the poison has worked its way out of your system.
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yes the blue ringed octopus is harmful to human. its beak is powerful enough to penetrate diver's suit even!
The blue ring octopus eats crabs, invertebrates and wounded fish.
One of the predators of the blue ringed octopus is the moray eel.
bye doing it with another octopus
octopus do not have teeth. they have beaks.
blue ring
by its siphon
The blue ring octopus puts its head first and its tentacles trail behind
The blue ringed octopus has yellowish skin with blue and black rings all over its body
the blue-ring octopus
Blue ring octopuss
the blue-ring octopus