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 | | Some amphibians have potent skin toxins, and a few species can be dangerous to humans (e.g., Phyllobates terribilis; see Myers et al., 1978). |
| | Venomous snakes are potentially dangerous to caretakers, as are the two species of venomous lizards (the gila monster and Mexican beaded lizard, Heloderma suspectum and H. horridum). |
| | Dangerously venomous snakes are not limited to vipers, elapids, and sea snakes; many colubrid snakes are venomous and some of these can be dangerously toxic to an animal as large as a human. |
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