Man-of-war

Siphonophra, Physalia genus and species Physalia (2), then the Portuguese war if the king of war is a member of the animal kingdom Cnidaria 's animal gate (1), Hydrozoa class. People of war are siphons, not real jellyfish. People of war are not single creatures. It consists of many different organisms working together. These creatures are called polyps. The Portuguese war is usually seen in streams of the North Atlantic Bay. It can also be seen in the tropical and subtropical regions of the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.

The Portuguese war is a very interesting creature. Although it is very similar to a traditional jellyfish, which is a single creature, the Portuguese war is actually a zoo composed of many living creatures. Each of these zoos has a separate function of constituting a collective organism that can not physically and independently live. The war in Portugal moved with the wind of trade and was occasionally blown into the coastal areas of the Hawaiian islands. Please be careful not to expose these curious hearts to strong dangerous creatures. The poisonous tentacles of the Portuguese war will give them a strong stimulation, even if they are washed away on the coast. If you find that you may have more people, finding Portuguese war is difficult.

The Atlantic Ocean is the first time human beings encountered the "Portuguese war". Warrior is the name given to jellyfish, also called "floating horror". Jellyfish can swim, but in most cases they are affected by the sea, flow and tide. This makes them very deadly for ordinary swimmers. Because many swimmers are found in shallow coastal waters and lagoons and are left behind by the beach. Jellyfish consists of a central mass with a tentacle at the back with stingy cells resembling stinging corals and fire corals. Touching one of the tentacles will experience a more severe event from the plaque, a gentle encounter with a species releasing poison from the tentacle.