name a coelenterate which can kill fish and harm human beings
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Purple sea fan. All cnidarians have the potential to affect human physiology owing to the toxicity of their nematocysts. Most are not harmful to humans, but some can impart a painful sting—such as Physalia, the Portuguese man-of-war, and sea anemones of the genus Actinodendron.
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Jellyfish could be a potential killer of fishes and harm to human beings.
- Coelenterates come under the phyla Cnidaria.
- Cnidarians are coral animals like jellyfishes, sea anemones, sea pens, etc.
- They are asymmetric, lack the presence of coelom, and are diploblastic in nature.
- Jellyfish have the potential to kill fish and harm people by using their tentacles.
- These tentacles are composed of nematocytes that are poisonous and cause paralysis to the prey.
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