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A box jellyfish from northern Australian waters described in 2005, notable as one of the largest Irukandji species and a documented cause of Irukandji syndrome.
Why this score
Duplicate giant Irukandji concept; severe sting records and size make it notable but niche.
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A large Irukandji jellyfish found off northwestern Australia, one of the biggest known members of the family Carukiidae, with documented severe envenomations.
Why this score
Large Irukandji species with severe envenomation records; notable medically, lower public fame.
Scoring methodology
Malo filipina is a small box jellyfish described from Philippine material and placed in the family Carukiidae, the group commonly called the Irukandji jellyfishes. Bastian Bentlage and Cheryl Lewis described the species in 2012, and a Smithsonian paratype came from Pagapas Bay on Luzon. Like other c...
Why this score
Philippine Irukandji species with specialist medical relevance; sparse public consensus and limited documentation.
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What leads the Irukandji ranking?
Malo maxima (Giant Irukandji) currently leads the Irukandji results with a displayed score of 7.36/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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