Resistance?

Australian animals don't need to kill Elephants

I feel like if evolution is correct (I'm confident it is) then it must be evolutionarily advantageous to have the capacity to kill a herd of elephants with one's toxin, assuming all animals in the group have that capacity.

Great meme. Keep it up!

Wait until you hear about deadly toxin producing bacteria.

You only need about 6 kg of Clostridium botulinum to produce enough toxins to kill all mammals on earth.

Assumptions:

• weight of a single bacterium is 1 picogram
• a single bacterium produces 0.5 picograms of toxin
• All mammals on earth are 1.4 gigatons of mass
• a lethal dose is 150 nanograms per kg

Yeah, but why possibly kill when you can definitely kill?!

Blue ringed octopus is just using tetrodotoxin though, it's not like they developed that toxin through evolution. Bacteria are the ones that made TTX so toxic. I'm not impressed.

I saw a snail hunting a pack of elephants yesterday, the elephant was screaming something about him being immortal and if he touched him he would die.

Don't forget the sea kraits that live off the coast in Australian waters

You never know when you'll need to kill a herd of elephants, better be prepared.

Evolution is just future-proofing Australian animals.