Netizens call man ‘lucky’, 'insane' and ‘foolish’ after posting an underwater picture handling a 'shelly' sea creature. Here is why
A man shared his close call with a deadly textile cone snail while snorkeling in Egypts Red Sea. Initially unaware of the ...
Snorkeller ‘lucky to be alive’ after finding out he was minutes from dying due to item in ‘harmless’ image
A tourist who picked up a 'pretty' sea shell in Egypt's Red Sea was left stunned after discovering it was actually a highly ...
Photo reveals man was minutes away from death... but can you spot why?
A snorkeler is lucky to be alive after finding a beautiful 'souvenir' in the ocean - only to learn that it was really a ...
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How 'milking' deadly snakes for venom could save lives from strokes and blood clots
The centre is home to about 150 of the world’s deadliest snakes, whose venom is regularly extracted through “milking”.
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9 ways peptides are revolutionizing modern medicine
Discover how peptides are transforming medical treatments, metabolic conditions and more with fewer side effects than ...
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Man discovers he’s ‘lucky to be alive’ after people spotted terrifying detail in photo
A Reddit user has discovered how 'lucky to be alive' they are after sharing an underwater photograph of them holding a shell ...
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How the Garden Snail is One of the Slowest Creatures on Earth
Cone Snail. Image by Krzysztof Niewolny via Unsplash. Snail mucus plays a crucial role in their locomotion, providing lubrication to reduce friction. This mucus helps the snail glide over various ...
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For him, radio was a ‘window on the world:' Joe Gwathmey, founder of Texas Public Radio, dies at 84
He arrived in the Alamo City in 1988 and became general manager of classical KPAC-FM, and he worked with NPR to create ...