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Beauty can be deceptive
Some sea creatures look harmless or even particularly beautiful, but they can be poisonous. Striking colors or patterns often serve as a warning signal for potential predators.
Small animals with a strong effect
Among the best-known poisonous sea dwellers are certain snails, jellyfish, or fish. Their venom is usually used for defense or hunting prey and is rarely dangerous to humans if kept at a distance.
Observe instead of touching
When diving or snorkeling, there is a simple rule: never touch animals. Those who only observe sea creatures and keep a respectful distance protect themselves and at the same time the sensitive organisms.