7 Most Dangerous Jellyfish in the Underwater World

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Sea nettle (Chrysaora)

Jellyfish, which can be recognized by their characteristic golden brown umbrella, which can reach 30 cm in diameter, and its 24 tentacles can stretch up to 2 m in length. After touching the sea nettle, a characteristic rash lasts about an hour on the human body, not to mention that the «bite» itself is quite painful. One thing pleases us — a meeting with this jellyfish does not threaten human life in any way, but caution will not be superfluous.

10 SUVs With Which it is Better Not to Measure Anything

Most people are accustomed to the fact that an SUV is primarily a car that can overcome any obstacles that may be encountered on the way: whether it be dirt, stones, holes or dense foliage. However, the news of SUVs declare themselves quite boldly: it is better not to compete with them!

The Evolution of Underwear: From the 1900s to Today

Since the 1900s, such an intimate part of the women's wardrobe as underwear has undergone quite a few revolutionary changes. How did it happen that tight corsets evolved into thin bikini barely covering a naked body? Today we will try to recall the past decades and understand how women's underwear has changed over the years.

10 Most Dangerous Snakes in the World

Probably, every person who possesses even the most standard fearlessness experiences a kind of excitement at the sight of their ... snakes. Of course, these animals are very beautiful, intelligent and in complete safety will not attack a person, but for some reason this does not soften the fear in the eyes of an ordinary person at the sight of a huge python. Some of the snakes can cause death with one bite, while others are less poisonous. However, this does not negate the fact that a quarter of these reptiles are, in one way or another, dangerous to humans. We show the most "terrible" of possible snakes in this list ...