Is it true that the bite of a human being is poisonous ?
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Yes. The human bite is one of the most dangerous bites!
1103275
get it to bite you .if you die you know its poisonous
127931
A snake's poison can only act when it enters the bloodstream of an animal or human being !\nWhen a poisonous snake gets eaten, the venom in its poison glands does not normally come into contact with the eater's bloodstream - and harmlessly gets digested in the stomach and intestines. \n...Only if the eater has exposed sores in the mouth, or open ulcers in its digestive track's inner walls, through which the snake's poison can come in contact with the eater's bloodstream, then the poison will act - provided it has NOT been already neutralised by the digestive secretions within the eater's alimentary canal !
58126
Sometimes you need a lech to suck out the poison.\nIt is cost effective. But bleeding, purging and vomiting do have there consequences!!
612229
Centipedes(Scolopendra)bite. The head carries a pair of long, sensitive antennae and, in addition to small chewing mouthparts, a pair of laRge, strong claw-like structures just below the head and are equiped with poison glands.Their bite is generally harmless but some species bite can leave you in pain for hours but it is has no other affect.So centipedes are not dangerous.
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Whether you believe it or not, THE DADDY-LONG LEGS. It's venom is 10x more potent then the black widow or the brown recluse.  Why don't we think so?  Because it's mouth is to small to bite humans.  IT'S TRUE.
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it has brain threatening side effects!  A person could also go berserk & put him/her self in harm's way.  Like attacking someone, or running out in traffic, or being so crazed that police have to baton him to calm him down.  I've seen it in action - it's awful!  They are like rabid animals!
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Snakebite\nRattlesnake bites were often treated just like you see in old westerns: somebody would slice open the bite wound and suck the poison out. This was actually fairly effective if done right away. In one case we have record of, the victim (who was a child, incidentally) was given a shot of whiskey and a tobacco poultice to bandage the wound.
523721
No, it's not poisonous. The rattle is formed by pieces of keratin (the same horny substance that forms our nails and the snake's scales). The rattlesnake does not have a rattle when it is born, but it has a terminal keratinized "knob" in the tail. When it sheds its skin for the first time, a new bulbous segment is added to this "knob" so that the old one is held by the new (2º) element, which has a shape that fits inside the first. The segments are loosely fitted and therefore the structure rattles when the snake shakes the tip of the tail. With successive molts, new segments are added to the rattle, but usually the older pieces (the ones closer to the tip of the rattle) get damaged and lost. An adult rattlesnake rarely has more than 8-10 segments (captive individuals usually have much longer rattles, because they're not damaged by natural factors). That's the reason why the nº of segments in a rattle cannot be used to estimate the age of the animal.\n\nHowever, any snake that has a rattle is indeed poisonous. The rattle is a warning from the snake; they don't prey on people but they will defend themselves.
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Any animal will bite if scared or angry.  They don't do it vindictively, they are just protecting themselves like they would in the wild.
212021
If you mean the movie version, no. There are psychiatric disorders where people believe they are vampires. Historically it is a form of cannibalism from ancient beliefs that one could gain the power of an enemy by drinking his blood or consuming other body parts
303111
ya,if it drops from ur mouth it is poison
672034
No it's not true. If that were true, anyone who ever bit their nails and then drank a coke would be in a coma.
577448
It's bad if the lizard bit your right foot and it was a poisonous one. It's good if the lizard didn't bite you and it was a poisonous one.
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Yeah, not poisonous, ostrich is hard to crack.\n\nDidnt snakes lay eggs too? dont remem
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It all depends on where they bite them. Vampires have to bite on the neck. I am not sure where humans would have to bite.
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Because the venom courses through your blood stream to fast to make much of a difference.\n\nNEVER cut an "X" at the bite site.  This is ineffective and increases trauma in the area of the wound.\n\nNEVER suck out venom with the mouth.  The person sucking poison from the wound with his/her mouth will absorb the poison through his/her gums the same way a person absorbs nicotine from chewing tobacco.  Further, the human mouth carries at least 42 species of pathogen† and this action could give the snakebite victim a major infection.