Cone snails are known for their venom. Upwards of fifteen people have died of it. One snail, Conus geographus, doesn’t even have to sting to kill its prey. And scientists have found out why. To fill ...
Conus geographus, the killer cone snail that sprays insulin venom at its victims to disable them Jason Biggs and Baldomero Olivera Deadly cone snails use "weaponised" insulin to disable whole schools ...
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