Name: 3只可能殺死你的神奇寶貝 (3 Pokémon Who Could Kill You)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T04:46:28.000Z
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Hey Vsauce, I'm Jake and during intense battles in Pokémon X I started thinking about, in

real life, which pokemon who could kill me. So I went through the Pokédex and found 3

情態副詞

that would be exceptionally deadly to a human being, starting with #219...

Magcargo's body temperature is roughly18,000 degrees fahrenheit.

That makes Magcargo 1.77 times hotter than the surface of the Sun. Because of its incredible

temperature, Magcargo would probably look like a glowing white orb. Similar to another

glowing white orb, our Sun. We only perceive the Sun as yellow because of our atmosphere.

What you see when looking at a rainbow is the rays broken up into the spectrum of their

individual colors and when you mix those colors back together, you get white.

But back to Magcargo with that temperature of 18,000 degrees and a radiant energy of

1 GigaWatt, enough to power around 300,000 homes.

The heat would be so intense that you couldn't get within a couple hundred meters. Anything

around 50 meters or closer would burst into flame. Now imagine you're walking your 70%

water filled body down the street and suddenly a wild Magcargo appears right in front of

you. It's possible that the drastic change in temperature would violently evaporate the

fluid in your body, and all that newly formed steam trapped below your skin would blow it

off. But that, your brain boiling, flesh burning and bones being charred happen so quickly

that you and anybody watching wouldn't be able to tell what happened first.

So yeah Magcargo is pretty hot, but it's not the hottest. On Vsauce1, Michael has a great

video about how hot things can be which you should definitely check out if you haven't.

"The jets of water Blastoise spouts from the rocket cannons on its shell can punch through

That actually isn't too far fetched. Waterjet cutters are industrial tools that use an insanely

high pressure stream of water, anywhere from 40,000 to 100,000 PSI, to cut through steel,

granite and danishes. The stream is also traveling four times the speed of sound at 1,361.16

So now we have a creature with two waterjets strapped to it's body and taking the Blastoise's

height and scale we can estimate its canons are roughly 5 inches in diameter each and

could shoot streams at least at 89,000 PSI.

To put that into perspective, the amount of pressure needed to punch a 5 inch hole through

4 inch thick steel is 30,542psi or almost 3 times less than what Blastoise is rockin.

If we were to turn a water jet on a person, well... Human skin can withstand 2,175.5 psi

and human bone can withstand 17,549.5. Doctors at St. Vincent's University Hospital operated

a man who was struck by a jet of water at 3,700 PSI that left a 1cm entry wound and

almost cut entirely through his pancreas. And that was from a waterjet nozzle only a

hundredth of an inch in diameter. We are dealing with a stream that would be 5 inches in diameter.

A blast from one of Blastoise's cannons would most likely blow completely through you or

if it was aimed at your limbs, it would blow them off. And if there was a steel wall behind

you, it would blow through that too... so for Blastoise, it would be a victree..bel...pokemon

Victreebel pools in its mouth a fluid with a honey-like scent, which is really an acid

This pokémon is extremely similar in appearance and function to tropical pitcher plants. Pitcher

plants are, for the most part, carnivorous. They attract prey with a bright colored lip

and a sweet smelling nectar. Once the insect or animal slips inside, it is trapped since

the interior walls of the plant are waxy and the viscous fluid that fills the plant make

it very difficult for things to ever leave. The plant slowly dissolves and absorbs the

nutrients of its victim which range from insects, lizards, or birds.

And dissolving human bodies is nothing new. People have been doing it for centuries using

acid or lye. Like Adolph Luetgert, known as the Sausage King of Chicago, who dissolved

his wife in a sausage vat filled with lye. That murder is thought to be where the urban

legend of human remains being made into sausages originated. Lye is so good at breaking things

down that it is commonly found in drain cleaners.

So it isn't hard to imagine getting caught in a 5 foot 7 inch tall Victreebel's mouth

Those are only 3 out of the hundreds of Pokémon and I'm interested in hearing which ones you

think are deadly so let me know in the comments below and, as always, thanks for watching.