Venom vs Poison!

The video explores the differences between venom and poison, focusing on their delivery methods and usage. Venom is injected through stingers, fangs, or barbs, while poison is absorbed through ingestion, inhalation, or skin contact. Venom is typically used by predators to kill prey, whereas poison helps prey deter predators. Examples include the forest scorpion and California newt. Exceptions to these general rules are also discussed, such as a venomous frog in Brazil. The video aims to clarify these concepts for viewers.

What is the primary method of delivery for venom?

How does poison typically enter the body?

What is the main purpose of venom in predators?

Describe how the California Newt uses its bright coloration.

What is an example of an exception to the general rules about venom and poison?