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What are some of the characteristics of a Portuguese man of war?
Portuguese man-of-war, a floating, compound marine animal found in warm regions of all oceans. It is made up of a colony of four kinds of polyps. There is a polyp that forms the gas-filled float, 8 to 10 inches (20 to 25 cm) long, which is usually iridescent blue with a pink crest. Below the float hang the food-catching, feeding, and reproductive polyps. The food-catching polyps form tentacles that may be more than 40 feet (12 m) long, with stinging parts that paralyze or kill most fish and other prey on contact. They tentacles that have stinging cells called blastula and a nematocyst. It uses them to catch prey or protection. It paralyzes the prey and eats it in the medusa. They also have different polyps that digest the food that they eat. They also have polyps that have nitrogen in them so they can float up on surface of the sea. Also they have polyps that act like sails for the jellyfish to move. They have polyps that have stinging cells on them and they form tentacles so the can catch prey that are low in the sea in their tentacles. The Portuguese man of war's predators are the leather back turtle, the logger head turtle, also there is a nudbrae that latches on to the Portuguese mar of war and feeds on it and the toxin gets absorbed by the slug and uses it as self defense, and the pacific crab. The turtles have thick skin so the stinging cells can't get to them. Also there are some small fish that feed on the polyps of the Portuguese man of war. And there is a blanket octopus that tears the tentacles off and uses that as defensive materials to protect them selves. If a prey touches or gets caught in the tentacles the prey would get paralyzed or maybe it could kill the prey. And the Portuguese man of war eats it. The nematocyst sting toxin secreted from the tentacles of the dactylozooids, a mixture of enzymes, is a neurotoxin about seventy-five percent as powerful as cobra venom. The toxins contain a complex mixture of polypeptides and proteins including catecholamines, histamine, hyaluronidase, fibolysins, kinins, phospholipases and various hemolytic, cardio toxic and dermatonecrotic toxins. The life of the Portuguese man of war starts by the planula larvae which is reproduced by the adult. Then it becomes a polyp and turns into a strobila. Then it turns to a eyhra. Then it becomes a adult jellyfish. The Portuguese man of war reproduces sexually and asexually. It reproduces sexually intrusively by having the jellyfishes to exchange sperm for fertilizing the eggs in the jellyfish. It also reproduces asexually extusively by releasing eggs into the water and letting other jellyfish release sperm into the water to fertilize the eggs. A Portuguese man of war doesn't have a brain, respiratory system. They absorb oxygen through diffusion, since they are about 95% water in composition as opposed to our 70%, so they need no respiratory or circulatory systems. Jellyfish have no brain or nervous system like that of more complex lifeforms, and instead possess a loose network of nerves on their outer skin that transmit information to a simple nerve ring in the center that responds to stimuli in very simple ways.
Is a Portuguese Water Hound a Mutt?
A Portuguese Water Dog is a Pedigree breed of very long standing, so therefore I would not descibe it as a mutt.
Why are white tigers dangerous to humans?
because they like to eat meat. human hunt to tiger so they dangerous to humans.
Are garden spiders dangerous?
any type of spider can be dangerous so i wouldn't take any chances by handleing one of them but it also depends on the climate and surroundings as to what kind of spider it could be so dangerous maybe .......... it really just depends . any type of spider can be dangerous so i wouldn't take any chances by handleing one of them but it also depends on the climate and surroundings as to what kind of spider it could be so dangerous maybe .......... it really just depends .
Can a man kill a lion barehanded?
Oh, dude, technically, it's possible for a man to kill a lion barehanded, but like, let's be real here, it's highly unlikely and extremely dangerous. I mean, unless you're some kind of superhero or a character from an action movie, I wouldn't recommend trying it. Just stick to watching nature documentaries from the safety of your couch, okay?
Do Portuguese man of war have backbones?
A Portuguese man of war is similar to a jellyfish, so it has no backbone.
Why is the Portuguese man-of-war important to humans?
It is not. Portuguese man of wars are very poisonous, can sometimes be very large, and sometimes very scary. Their stings can be so painful and toxic that it could lead to lung and heart problems or even shock. Even dead portuguese man of wars can still deliever a powerful sting to a human. There have been groups of 1000 or more portuguese man of wars swimming on the ocean surface.
Do Portuguese man of wars eat sharks or whales?
No. However, a large group of very large portuguese man of wars might. As long if it is a group of at least 100 portuguese man of wars because whales are so big and thick.
Wold war 2 why was wold war two dangerous?
It was a war so it was obviously dangerous. Think guns and bombs.
How much does a Portuguese man o war cost?
A Portuguese man o' war is not typically sold as a pet or for commercial purposes, so it doesn't have a standard price. In some regions, they may be found washed up on beaches, and while it's illegal to collect or sell them in many places due to conservation laws, if one were to be sold legally, it could potentially range from a few dollars to a hundred, depending on legality and local regulations. However, it's important to note that these creatures are not suitable as pets and can be dangerous due to their venomous tentacles.
Why are Portuguese men of war so deadly to humans?
they are so dangerous because their sting causes people to go into anphiliptic shock which can cause them to drown. if you survive that the toxins in their venom can quickly spread throughout your body and cause parylisis and ultimatly death
Are Man o War carnivores herbivores or omnivores?
Man o' war, also known as the Portuguese man o' war, are carnivorous organisms. They primarily feed on small fish and plankton, which they capture using their long tentacles that contain stinging cells. While they can consume various types of prey, they do not eat plants, so they are not herbivores or omnivores.
How long is man-of-war jellyfish?
Despite its outward appearance, the Portuguese man o' war is not a common jellyfish. It typically feeds upon small marine organisms, such as fish and plankton.
Are Portuguese Man 'o War stings fatal?
A portuguese man of war can deliver a powerful, pain sting that are very very painful to humans, but not death. However, if the portuguese man of war stung you enough times, you could die though. A dead portuguese man of war found on land could still sting you. -------- There have only been four recorded deaths due to a Portuguese man of war. Three along the US southeast coast, and one in Italy. Anaphylactic shock was implicated in most of those deaths, and out of millions of physalia stings, the death rate is relatively low.
Communities in the 2nd world war?
they were dull and dark 'cause of the world war being so dangerous!
How do you treat Portuguese man o war?
I once heard that Vinegar will calm it, so when i got stung in the face while surfing in Mexico, I used the mustard from the cooler box! Yes, it worked, calmed the sting and pain and slowly dissolved.
Is a centiped dangerous to man?
I'm assuming that you're talking about centipedes. If so, yes they are.
