Needlefish
Needlefish like to go close to the surface of bodies of water along the coast where the water is warm, which is why they are called needlefish. The opposite is true if they’re fleeing from predators or hunting their prey, in which case they may “take flight” for short periods of time and soar to the top of the hierarchy. Anything that comes in the path of the needlefish’s mouth, on the other hand, may feel the sharpness of its teeth.
Needlefish
Deadly Box Jellyfish
Then there’s the box jellyfish, the most deadly creature that lives in the water. There are between 20 and 30 different types of this species, and they may vary in size and form from an inch to 10 feet in length. Whatever the size of the box jellyfish, it should always be avoided since the agony of its sting may be fatal if it is not treated immediately.
Deadly Box Jellyfish
