Aquatic creatures with mind blowing superpower

Most venomous power, Box Jellyfish

Box jelly fishes are the most venomous creature known to the world. The live around Indo-Pacific and Northern Australia region. The tentacles of box jellyfishes holds more than 5000 of stinging cells. Its venom suddenly stops the heart functions on humans and cause death in few minutes. Survivors from box jellyfishes experience pain for several weeks.
In fact more than 100 of people died in every year by attack of box jelly fishes. They used this venom to catch preys like shrimps and different species of fishes. Box jellyfishes have length up to 10 feet, transparent body help them to hide away from other aquatic animals.

Discharging of electricity power, Electric Eel

The name itself indicates the fish’s power in the discharging of electricity from the body. They mainly found in South American range. They generate electricity of 600 volts from its body when threatens. Such electrical discharging have enough power to leave a grown up man in unconscious stage. This discharging of electricity functioned by the electrolyte cells within its body. This power itself makes electric eels to apex predator, have few or no predators.

Healing power, Sea Cucumber

Sea cucumbers found in large numbers in Asia-Pacific region, have an elongated body, lives in the deep ocean. What they make so special is nothing but they have the power to cure cancer. The frondoside a chemical compound from the body of sea cucumber can effectively kill cancer cells. In that way it can a be a perfect solution for skin, pancreas, liver and breast cancer. They also help to boost up the immunity of the human body. Sea cucumbers can also regenerate himself, also discharge stinky threads upon threatening.

Punch power, Peacock Mantis Shrimp

Mantis shrimp only have a size between 18 and 30 cm in length, live on sea beds and used to hide behind the rocks. The small aquatic creature has enough power to accelerate it’s forelimb in same velocity of gunshot from a rifle. This incredible speed of limbs lets the mantis shrimp to hit prey with 1500 Newtons of force in 1/3000 of a second.
This fast movement of limbs heat up the water around the mantis shrimps, also produce a shock wave in depth of the sea. It lets them to hit the preys into pieces, can break hard shells of many animals.
They aren’t just strong, they’re fast too! They have the fastest predatory strike in the ocean — swinging in less than 800 microseconds. In the time it takes you to blink an eye, the mantis shrimp could theoretically punch 500 times.
Romance: Some mantis shrimp species mate for life — they meet the shrimp of their dreams and they share the same burrow, protect their eggs and help each other with hunting for their entire lives — up to 20 years.