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«Breaking News» Terrifying moment a tourist has a brush with death when they pick up a deadly blue-ringed octopus

The alarming moment an oblivious tourist comes mere seconds from death by blue-ringed octopus bite has been captured on camera.


The terrifying footage sees an unidentified holidaymaker holding a deadly blque-ringed octopus in the palm of their hand, unaware of the imminent danger.


The video is thought to have been filmed on a Darwin beach, and sees the octopus squirming around until the unwitting tourist releases it back into the water.

Thankfully, the tourist sets the octopus free before it has the chance to unleash its fatal venom. 


Unbeknownst to the traveller, a blue-ringed octopus holds enough venom to kill twenty-six adult humans, meaning the situation could've taken a deadly turn in a matter of minutes. 


The video is thought to have been initially uploaded onto TikTok, a media app for creating and sharing short videos, alongside the caption: 'Such a beautiful octopus'. 




Blue-ringed octopus' (pictured)  have enough venom to kill 26 humans in a matter of minutes


Blue-ringed octopus' (pictured)  have enough venom to kill 26 humans in a matter of minutes



Blue-ringed octopus' (pictured)  have enough venom to kill 26 humans in a matter of minutes





The horrifying clip (pictured) has since been shared on Reddit and has been met with a mixture of shock and horror


The horrifying clip (pictured) has since been shared on Reddit and has been met with a mixture of shock and horror



The horrifying clip (pictured) has since been shared on Reddit and has been met with a mixture of shock and horror




Blue-ringed octopus bites



 • The blue-ringed octopus bite is highly poisonous to humans


 • Most cases of bites are from a person picking up and handling the creature, or stepping on it  


• Most bites cause minimal pain for the first 5-10 minutes 


• The bite could cause excessive bleeding, nausea, vomiting, changes in vision and difficulty swallowing


 • After 10 minutes, the victim may have difficulty breathing, become paralysed, and require artificial ventilation 


• There is no anti-venom available for blue-ringed octopus bites  


• In extreme cases, blue-ringed octopus bites can cause death from respiratory failure or cardiac arrest


 Source: emedicinehealth




It has since been reposted on Reddit by an Australian user, and the clip has been met with a mixture of shock and horror.


One user joked: 'That fool was very lucky they were able to post this. 


'Did they go on to swim in Crocodile infested waters? 


'If we had potential Darwin Awards then this would be a good entry,' they added.


'Do they even know how lucky they are to be alive after doing something that monumentally stupid,' another questioned.


'I am usually pretty calm, but this actually made my heart race. WHAT THE HELL. It's like holding death in your hand,' a third exclaimed.


Another commented: 'Lucky for all involved that they'd generally prefer to just escape. Little bit like snakes; they aren't setting out to bite you, but they'll do it defensively if you make them.'


Despite the high toxicity of a blue-ringed octopus bite, there have been just three recorded deaths in the last century - two in Australia and one in Singapore.




(File picture) There have been just three recorded deaths in the last century from blue-ringed octopus bites 


(File picture) There have been just three recorded deaths in the last century from blue-ringed octopus bites 



(File picture) There have been just three recorded deaths in the last century from blue-ringed octopus bites 



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