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Poisonous
/ˈpɔɪzənəs/adjective
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Poisonous describes something that contains or produces toxins capable of causing harm, illness, or death when absorbed by the body, often through ingestion, inhalation, or skin contact. In everyday contexts, it's used to warn of dangers in nature, like certain plants or animals, while in scientific fields, it highlights chemical risks that require careful handling and regulation.
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The golden poison frog from Colombia produces enough toxin on its skin to kill up to 10 humans with just a single touch, yet it's only about the size of a paperclip. This remarkable defense mechanism has inspired research into new painkillers and has been studied by scientists for decades.
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