October 8, 20188 yr comment_956055 Ruler Name: TetrodotoxinNation Link: https://www.cybernations.net/nation_drill_display.asp?Nation_ID=602421 Report
October 8, 20188 yr comment_956059 Welcome back! I have some openings in IA; you should apply and get involved again with the alliance! https://ironcentral.org/community/topic/58074-internal-affairs-recruiters-watchers-reporters-trade-staff-and-more-apply-here/ Report
October 8, 20188 yr Author comment_956061 Thanks guys. I had to focus on my studies and that left me with only time to eat, shower and sleep. Report
October 8, 20188 yr comment_956086 And avoid them box jellies...isnt that puffer fish that have the tetrodotoxin? Report
October 8, 20188 yr comment_956087 And avoid them box jellies...isnt that puffer fish that have the tetrodotoxin? Yep.... to copy and paste wiki part from their bacterial species of most likely ultimate biosynthetic origin (see below), tetrodotoxin has been isolated from widely differing animal species, including:[1] various pufferfish species,[1][2][3]certain angelfish,[5]all octopuses and cuttlefish in small amounts, but specifically several species of the blue-ringed octopus,[1][2][3] including Hapalochlaena maculosa (where it was called "maculotoxin"),[2]species of Nassarius gastropods,[1][2][3]species of genus Naticidae (moon snails),[1][6]several starfish, including Astropecten species,[1][2][3]several species of xanthid crabs.[1][2]species of Chaetognatha (arrow worms),[1][3]species of Nemertea (ribbon worms),[1][3]a polyclad flatworm,[1]land planarians of the genus Bipalium,[7]toads of the genus Atelopus,[1] andwestern, rough-skinned newts of the genus Taricha (wherein it was originally termed "tarichatoxin"),[1]The Eastern newt (Notophthalmus viridescens)[8] For some reason I thought box jellies did too... apparently not! Report
Ruler Name: Tetrodotoxin
Nation Link: https://www.cybernations.net/nation_drill_display.asp?Nation_ID=602421