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Guy Picks Up an Incredible Sea Shell From The Red Sea — But Many Think He's Lucky To Be Alive
The man collected the seashell while snorkeling in Egypt's Red Sea, totally unaware that the shell was teeming with life.
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Tourist reveals little known risk on Aussie beaches
Cone snails are highly venomous sea snails that can be found primarily in Western Australia and Queensland. Whilst they may look pretty, it’s no surprise that it’s advised not to touch them.
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Man Picks Up Pretty Shell, Later Discovers He's 'Lucky' To Be Alive
A few months later, he saw a picture of the same item online and it dawned on him: he held a cone snail. Dr. Nyssa Silbiger, an associate director at the Uehiro Center for the Advancement of ...
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Snail study points to bright future for AI in biological research
Professor Norelle Daly from JCU's Australian Institute of Tropical Health ... the structure of a specific venom peptide of a cone snail—highly venomous sea snails which can paralyze prey almost ...