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The glands on its hind feet can secrete poisonous fluid.

And the poisonous ones don't all inject venom into their prey through hollow needlelike fangs.

Mistakes must be criticized and poisonous weeds fought wherever they crop up.

Smith is a leading researcher of poisonous and venomous fish, and says that, while snakes are more often associated with venom, there are far more poisonous species of fish.

Typically this appetite won’t cause them any harm, unless it’s a poisonous spider they’re batting around and dragging with their teeth.

As the rivers and reservoirs shrink, there is less about to dilute poisonous spills and chemical leaks that are ordinarily washed away.

Most of them have had but a single gene tweaked, either to make them poisonous to pestilential insects or resistant to a particular herbicide so that it can be used freely.

I always check out the fields before I allow them to graze. If there are poisonous plants in the area and go through and weed out everyone by hand.

Some snakes have poisonous fangs.

He said some poisonous things to me.

He is interested specifically in poisonous snakes.

It stares blankly at him, taking in shuddering breaths of the poisonous air.

Sal Monella is a poisonous gangster hell bent on infection, and a pimple is a power-mad oil gland.

Official local autopsy reports on 12 alleged victims showed fatal levels of the poisonous gas hydrogen sulphide, one of the waste's lethal byproducts.

One conservationist who recently went looking for a rare poisonous bird in an unexplored region had to take along a local shaman as a guide, a measure of Papua New Guinea's splendid isolation.

You will hear evidence of tender infants pressed by their mothers to their bodies in the gas chambers so that they should not inhale the poisonous gas, until the executioners came and threw them alive into the furnaces or the waiting graves.

Nutmeg is extremely poisonous if injected intravenously.

Toadstools, as they are called, are the poisonous mushrooms.

deciduous shrub of coastal plain of the eastern United States having nodding pinkish-white flowers; poisonous to stock.

It was carried before the Israelites during the Exodus and is said to have cleared impediments and poisonous animals from their path.

They then ate only bark and roots for another three years and began drinking a poisonous tea made from the SAP of the Urushi tree, normally used to lacquer bowls.

She gave him a poisonous look.

Any of several poisonous plants of the genera Conium and Cicuta, such as the poison hemlock.

The coated strip is protected by new colorless non-poisonous chemical passivation and oiling free from corrosion in transportation and storage.

Weird Fact: Nutmeg is poisonous.

But their beautiful colors actually serve as a warning to predators not to eat them because they're poisonous.

Some mushrooms are poisonous.

For dangerous and poisonous cargo, the nature and the gener - ally adopted symbol shall be marked conspicuously on each package.

The bright red color of a fire urchin warns predators that its spines are poisonous.

Upstream is the poisonous Berkeley pit, an open-pit mine in Butte, which was once called the Richest Hill on Earth for the quantities of gold, silver and copper mined there.

The poisonous chemicals are called mycotoxins.