Baited Lizard and Its Effects

The video explores a mission involving venomous lizards, focusing on the black throat monitor and the baited lizard. The hosts experience bites from both, detailing the pain and symptoms. The black throat monitor is a carnivorous lizard from Tanzania, while the baited lizard is known for its potent venom. The video concludes with a discussion on the effects of the bites.

What is the primary focus of the mission discussed in the video?

• Investigating venomous lizards

• Exploring underwater ecosystems

• Researching plant growth in deserts

• Studying bird migration patterns

Where is the Black Throat Monitor native to?

• India

• Brazil

• Australia

• Tanzania

What is a notable feature of the Black Throat Monitor's diet?

• It only eats plants

• It preys on small mammals and reptiles

• It is a scavenger

• It feeds exclusively on fish

Which genus does the Baited Lizard belong to?

• Heloderma

• Iguana

• Chamaeleo

• Varanus

What type of venom does the Baited Lizard possess?

• Cardiotoxic

• Cytotoxic

• Myotoxic

• Neurotoxic and hemotoxic

What immediate effect does the Baited Lizard's bite have?

• Mild itching

• Instant pain and burning sensation

• Loss of appetite

• Temporary blindness

What was the reaction of the host after being bitten by the Baited Lizard?

• He immediately fainted

• He laughed it off

• He experienced severe pain and burning

• He felt no pain

What symptom did the host experience after the Baited Lizard bite?

• Improved vision

• Heightened sense of smell

• Increased appetite

• Dizziness and nausea

What was observed about the blood after the Baited Lizard bite?

• It evaporated quickly

• It turned blue

• It coagulated before dripping

• It flowed freely

What was the final step taken to manage the bite wound?

• Applying ice

• Irrigating the wound

• Using a tourniquet

• Applying a band-aid