Conidae, English name cone.

Conidae (Conidae), the English name cone snail, and a well-known common name is "Chicken Snail", which belongs to the most well-known group of predatory conch of Neogastric order. There are about 800 known species, widely distributed in shallow sea areas around the world. The only sharp tool used by coniferous members to hunt is the snout tube that sticks out from their mouth. It contains a poisonous thorn with a barb formed by a specialized toothtongue. This embroidery is thinner than the embroidery needle, but it is very hard and sharp. It ejects faster than the ear. It can easily pierce the flesh of the prey. It is said that the poisonous thorns of some large cones can penetrate even ordinary diving suits. When the cone’s predators (different kinds of cones prefer different kinds of prey, probably fish, silkworm and other mollusks) are stabbed by this poison, they stop struggling in a few seconds, and then the cone opens its "big mouth" to swallow them down and digest them slowly in a quiet place. Drop. Fortunately, only a few cones that prey on vertebrates have the ability to poison Homo sapiens. So far, there have been about 30 recorded cone killings worldwide. Considering the number of cone families on the planet, the number of cone killings is not much.