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Tentacles 20 Meters Long, a Venom that Can Cause Cardiac Arrest: What to Do in Case of a Portuguese Gallstone Sting
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The Portuguese galley, often confused with a jellyfish, has recently been observed on the French, Spanish and Portuguese coasts. Its tentacles, up to 50 meters, remain venomous even detached.
Researcher Nelson Rangel asked to avoid contact with this highly urticant species, whose increase coincides with the alert issued by Dimar.
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The single bite of one of these specimens, could cause death in people, which is why, a call was made from the municipality of the port commune, to avoid approaching the coastal edge This article They find in Mussels five copies of Portuguese frigate: they call for extreme caution was originally published in El Diario de Antofagasta.
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