Jеллы Фисh Португесе Ман О Wар

If they are not one ...

If they are not one organism, how do they propagate?

Damn Nature You ...

Damn Nature You Scary

I hate the ocean

I hate the ocean

1.? 2.yes and no if ...

1.? 2.yes and no if it did it woundt feel it 3.no

Anyone else get a ...

Anyone else get a boner cuz he said tentacles

A Portugese Man of ...

A Portugese Man of war is in the Siphonophora Family. It is not capable of stinging itself. The wing is not venomous if grasped by a hand.

wow~!

wow~!

well i no the ...

well i no the answer to one question its when you touch the wing its not venomous

1. The man of war ...

1. The man of war is under the phylum Cnidaria, the phylum is characterized by the nematocysts (as described here in the vid). The Cnidaria has 4 classes, 1. Hydrozoa - (this is were this falls in) or the polyp cnidarians 2. Schyphozoa - "Jellyfish" as like in spongebob 3. Cubuzoa - Box jellyfish 4. Anthozoa - Corals, Anemones 2. Venom doesnt operate in such a manner 3. No, like the vid says, its made up of multiple hydrozoans, each with a specific role. -I'm a biology stud

and as its body ...

and as its body makes it no it won sting it self.

i have an answer to ...

i have an answer to your 2.d) Sting is cause by The its tentacles, The tentacles have stinging cells which are mild when it have fed in a close proximity, yet this is a deadly creature because it is a compound of 4 organisms as if only 1 organism is fed the other 3 grow hungrier making their stinging cells more deadly and as to its length a small fish wont do to a whole meal...

did you really ...

did you really need to watermark this twice?

1. Siphonophorae ...

1. Siphonophorae family 2. Venom doesn't work that way. 3. no. Learn to wikipedia....

if you poke it with ...

if you poke it with a needle it will burst theres a vid of it happening

1.The Portuguese ...

1.The Portuguese man of war is a siphonophorae: a colony of tiny organisms working together. 2. No, it cannot. 3. The "wing" is another colony of tiny organisms and is only there to help it float, and it's not venomous, feel free to grab it.

I saw one of these ...

I saw one of these guys floating off the coast of North Carolina. Freaky things. o_o

i like to poke ...

i like to poke jelly fish. this may not be a jelly fish but i still wonna poke it

I can answer number ...

I can answer number two if youd like. No, the Man of war cannot sting itself, it is immune to its own stings. 3: No, I dont think the wing in venomous, check wikipedia if these answers dont help.

i doubt they'd ...

i doubt they'd evolve to hurt itself lol

They are thick out ...

They are thick out here in the North Carolina Coastal areas... Just walk along the shores out here between February and November and they are washed up ashore or swimming past you in the waters. :0

According to my ...

According to my zoology class, you can grab the Man of War by the Sail and it is technically a hydrozoan.

1 - it's a colony ...

1 - it's a colony of a ton of tiny animals living together making up the "jellyfish" 2 - No, it is naturally immune 3 - idk

the video never ...

the video never said they only exist in those places, i assume they must live all over the world seeing as they must be able to eat pretty much anything

they exist because ...

they exist because they work, just because we dont like them doesnt mean they shouldnt exist, same with snakes, spiders, mosquitoes ect.