The man-of-war is a kind of jellyfish, and it is a kind of poisonous jellyfish. Their toxicity is more intense, and humans sometimes have more serious symptoms after being stung by them, such as breathing difficulties, shock, and even sometimes death. Although their beautiful appearance makes us want to touch them when we see them, it is better to watch them from a distance and not touch them in order to prevent them from stinging people. Their tentacles, in particular, must be avoided, because their toxicity is released by the stinging cells on their tentacles.
As mentioned above, the man-of-war is poisonous. However, because of their appearance in the jellyfish species is relatively strange, many people will be more curious. Some people will want to prick the man-of-war and see what happens. In fact, if you puncture the main body of a man-of-war jellyfish, the part that looks like a man-of-war, they will leak air. Because there is a lot of air in their bodies, once punctured, these gases will leak out.
Because its mitral part can adjust the direction of movement and maintain the floating state, once it is punctured, the mitre jellyfish will not be able to adjust the direction of movement. In severe cases, they may not be able to float or even die. Even if they are not dead, it will take a long time for them to recover these functions.
