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Suspected South Coast poisoning from blue-ringed octopus renews reminders we're not alone under water
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Suspected South Coast poisoning from blue-ringed octopus renews reminders we're not alone under water
NSW paramedics have dealt with bites from blue-ringed octopus before, such as this culprit from Sydney. Photo: NSW Ambulance/Facebook. Beachgoers are being urged to remember there are other critters that call our oceans home after a South Coast man was airlifted to hospital following an octopus bite. The Australian Museum describes blue-ringed octopuses as being “among the most dangerous animals in the sea”, with several species being found in A…
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