This is the most dangerous fungus in the world and the horrible consequences it has caused
The fungus looks harmless and delicious, but it turns out to be extremely toxic. It is responsible for 90% of deaths from eating poisonous mushrooms.
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The fungus looks harmless and delicious, but it turns out to be extremely toxic. It is responsible for 90% of deaths from eating poisonous mushrooms.
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Explorers in California, USA, found a new centipede with 414 feet, 200 poisonous glands and 4 penis.
Many fungal species in Vietnamese nature are very poisonous, can cause serious injury, even death for humans.
In the plant world, adaptive and self-defense mechanisms have created many rich plant species. Although they must always be tied to the soil, they cannot move but they a…
Those who hit Sui poison may not live more than 7 steps up the slope, 8 steps down the slope or 9 steps on a flat road.
The environmental agency in Wisconsin (USA) has just issued a warning about the danger from a flower plant containing toxic plastic that temporarily blinds people.
Death is the nickname of the white poisonous mushroom (Amanita verna) distributed in northern Vietnam, with extremely dangerous amanitin toxicity.
Eating poisonous mushrooms is dangerous because it can cause death or severe damage to red blood cells, white blood cells, nerve cells, liver cells ...
If eating some poisonous fungi such as mushroom angel wings or skull cap, people will suffer liver, kidney, nervous system damage, leading to death.
In the southern tropical forests of Brazil, there is a species called the lazy clown by the locals, the scientific name is Lonomia.
The poison of a scorpion in Africa can cause prey or enemies to twitch, saliva, tear, urinate continuously until the last breath.
Understanding more about the historical origins of the tomato and the retrograde owl from a poison to the fruit shook the world.
A gardener in England passed away a few days after being admitted to the hospital, with the cause believed to be due to contact with the father.