Studying the World's Most Venomous Snail

The video takes viewers to Jamie's lab, where they explore the deadly marine creatures housed there. The focus is on a cone snail, known for its venomous harpoon. The team sets up an experiment using a high-speed camera to capture the snail's attack on a fish. The harpoon's speed and the venom's effect are analyzed, revealing the snail's impressive hunting capabilities. The experiment concludes with a calculation of the harpoon's speed, highlighting the snail's lethal efficiency.

What is the main objective of the team's visit to Jamie's lab?

• To test new aquarium equipment

• To observe the feeding habits of marine animals

• To study the habitat of cone snails

• To measure the speed of a cone snail's harpoon

What is the purpose of the cone snail's harpoon?

• To communicate with other snails

• To deliver venom and capture prey

• To defend against predators

• To attract prey

How quickly does the venom of the cone snail affect its prey?

• After a minute

• Instantly

• Within 10 seconds

• Between one and two seconds

What is the speed of the cone snail's harpoon compared to a cricket ball?

• The same speed as a cricket ball

• Half the speed of a cricket ball

• Double the speed of a cricket ball

• Triple the speed of a cricket ball

What is the calculated speed of the cone snail's harpoon?

• 366 kilometers per hour

• 200 kilometers per hour

• 163 kilometers per hour

• 500 kilometers per hour