Toxicology Answer: the Lionfish, a Dangerous, Non-Native Invader
Lionfish (Pterois species) are members of the family Scorpaenidae, which includes lionfish (Pterois), scorpionfish (Scorpaena), and stonefish…
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Toxicology Answer: the Lionfish, a Dangerous, Non-Native Invader
Lionfish (Pterois species) are members of the family Scorpaenidae, which includes lionfish (Pterois), scorpionfish (Scorpaena), and stonefish... -
Toxicology Question: Which Sea-Dweller Causes Skin Necrosis Upon Contact?
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Toxicology Question: Is This Little Spider Friend or Foe?
Question: Is this little spider a harmless garden friend or a danger in disguise?
Toxicology Question: Which Sea-Dweller Causes Skin Necrosis Upon Contact?
And, how do you treat its victims?
Toxicology Question: Is This Little Spider Friend or Foe?
Question: Is this little spider a harmless garden friend or a danger in disguise?
Toxicology Q&A Answer: Beware the Black Widow!
Answer: Beware! Although small, the black widow spider has powerful venom. When you talk about black widow…
Tox Q&A Question: Venom Dilemma
How worried do I need to be about a bite from this snake? Click here to find…
Tox Q&A Answer: Venom Dilemma
Click here for question Answer: Very! Get yourself to an emergency department immediately! Southern copperheads (Agkistrodon contortrix)…
Toxicology Answer: What Garden Visitor Made This Mark?
See Question I like to think of myself as a fairly even-keeled person. I have a short…
Toxicology Question: What Garden Visitor Made This Mark?
Question: What garden visitor made this mark? Click here to read the answer
Emergen-Sea Medicine Part 2: Overview of Marine Envenomations
In Part 1 of our two-part series on marine envenomations, we reviewed some general information on wound…
Emergen-Sea Medicine: Overview of Marine Envenomations
Part 1 of 2. Read part 2 here. Surf and turf, anyone? And when I say “surf,”…