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Poisons
/ˈpɔɪzənz/noun / verb
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Poisons are substances that can cause harm, illness, or death by interfering with biological processes when ingested, inhaled, or absorbed. In contemporary contexts, they extend beyond natural toxins to include synthetic chemicals in industries like agriculture and manufacturing, highlighting the fine line between beneficial compounds and dangerous ones in everyday life.
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Surprisingly, 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 often used in indigenous rituals for its vivid warning colors. This tiny creature, measuring only 5 centimeters, has inspired biochemical research leading to potential pain-relief drugs.
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