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An Australian box jellyfish in the family Tamoyidae, capable of causing Irukandji-like syndrome through envenomation from its tentacle nematocysts.
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What is Morbakka fenneri?
Morbakka fenneri is an Australian box jellyfish in the family Tamoyidae. It can deliver venom through nematocysts on its tentacles.
Can Morbakka fenneri cause Irukandji syndrome?
Its envenomation is capable of causing an Irukandji-like syndrome. That means a sting may produce a serious systemic reaction rather than only local skin pain.
Where is Morbakka fenneri found?
Morbakka fenneri is described as an Australian box jellyfish. The catalog identifies it by its Australian distribution and its place in the Tamoyidae family.
How does Morbakka fenneri sting?
Its tentacle nematocysts inject venom when contact occurs. Because the species can cause Irukandji-like symptoms, a suspected sting should be treated as a medical emergency.
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