While the venom of Irukandji jellyfish can be considered deadly due to the Irukandji Syndrome it causes in those exposed, they are not as perilous as box jellyfish, such as Laima's type. In terms of lethality, the former is akin to an ant facing a giant.
Similar to a silent yet ominous hunter, Irukandji Syndrome manifests primarily as severe lower back pain, yet it serves as the deceptive calm before the storm. Despite its severity, it may not immediately appear life-threatening.
Yet, considering it lightly is the gravest error one could make, for the true, merciless onslaught is akin to a rain of metallic punches relentlessly striking the victim.
The progression from bad to worse defies anticipation, much like the suddenness of thunder, only to establish itself as the harbinger of a life-threatening tempest.
