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These caterpillars carry a toxic chemical cocktail and Inquisition-like delivery implements—and their geographic range is ...

In nature, bright colours can serve as a warning that an animal is venomous or poisonous. Predators learn to avoid brightly coloured prey, so there are big benefits for defenceless animals that mimic ...

The deadly caterpillars – within the South American genus called Lonomia – have a snakelike venom that interferes with blood ...

The danger is not only in the toxic properties of these fungi, but also their appearance, some of the most poisonous varieties having close resemblance to edible mushrooms commonly consumed.

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Australian scientists have discovered a new species of the deadly funnel-web spider that is bigger and more venomous than its relatives, nicknaming it "Big Boy." In research released Monday ...

The sparklemuffin peacock spider (Maratus jactatus) is a tiny spider that lives up to its vivacious name.This dazzling arachnid was given its moniker in 2015 by UC Berkeley PhD student Maddie ...

With a near-constant stream of new original releases and exciting show acquisitions from around the globe, the Netflix catalogue continues to grow and grow. There's a reason we've named it one of ...

This new approach promises to significantly improve outcomes for the millions affected by venomous snakebites globally, particularly in under-resourced regions. A groundbreaking study published today ...