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Some species have less toxic or dangerous relatives—understanding the differences can be crucial for safety.
While many animals have defensive mechanisms, not all use them aggressively unless provoked.
FAQs
Q: Are slow lorises dangerous to humans?
A: Yes, their toxin can cause severe allergic reactions and even anaphylaxis.
Q: How can I stay safe around cassowaries?
A: Keep your distance, avoid making sudden movements, and never corner them.
Q: Can a pufferfish still be dangerous if it’s dead?
A: Yes, its organs remain toxic even after death, making it hazardous to consume if not properly prepared.
Q: Why are blue-ringed octopuses so dangerous?
A: They carry venom that can cause paralysis and respiratory failure within minutes.
Q: Are all dolphins friendly?
A: While dolphins are intelligent and often friendly, they can be aggressive, especially in the wild.
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