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Oct 29, 2026

Jimmy ClarkHOST
45:14
I didn't know if the...
Jimmy ClarkHOST
45:18
Venom for, anti-venom for rattlesnakes and cottonmouths.
Jimmy ClarkHOST
45:22
I don't think they're the same, but I could be wrong.
Jimmy ClarkHOST
45:25
Somebody look that up for me while I'm talking about this.
James StewartHOST
21:19
Which, by the way, we very much advise against, obviously.
James StewartHOST
21:22
The Wasp's Venom is a carefully tailored cocktail containing GABA, taurine, and beta-alanine.
James StewartHOST
21:29
GABA or gamma-aminobutyric acid is the primary inhibitory neurotransmitter in the central nervous system.
James StewartHOST
21:37
Put simply, it helps slow brain activity.
CarrieHOST
8:37
They can grab an insect, hold it tight, and even crush it.
CarrieHOST
8:42
Now, emperor scorpions also have a stinger at the end of their tail, and that stinger can inject venom.
CarrieHOST
8:50
Venom is a special mixture of chemicals that some animals use to catch prey or protect themselves.
CarrieHOST
8:56
And scorpion venom can cause pain, and it can interfere with how the other animal's nerves or muscles work.
CarrieHOST
9:05
But here's something wild.
Nicole ChaseGUEST
5:31
They've gone to someone's house where there's a cat and they can tell us how they've needed to treat themselves or how they feel.
Nicole ChaseGUEST
5:37
Venom, we really look at this more of a risk severity, right? We're not stinging, challenging people, but we look at how severe their original reaction was.
Nicole ChaseGUEST
5:45
We see whether their tryptase is high or do they have, you know, indolent systemic mastocytosis.
Nicole ChaseGUEST
5:50
What venom is it? Is it honeybee, right, versus everything else? Are you a landscape architect and outside all the time? And then how did you...

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Mariam HannaHOST
21:23
Why is this question? I know I'm bringing you back to this, but I want to push you a little bit on this one.
Nicole ChaseGUEST
21:28
I just think that there's no surrogate for food, right? If we had an ideal biomarker that would tell you the threshold, the severity, how you would do regardless of therapy, right? Air allergens rarely kill people.
Nicole ChaseGUEST
21:45
And the symptoms that patients tell us about, like, well, that's good enough, we think, right? Venom, if you really want to test it, you just wait until they get stung again and see how it goes, right? We're not great at identifying the allergens or the venoms.
Nicole ChaseGUEST
21:58
But at the same time, like, okay, people do sting challenges and whatnot.
Wes LarsonHOST
45:36
This is like one of our mantras.
Wes LarsonHOST
45:39
Venom is injected.
Wes LarsonHOST
45:40
Poison is ingested.
Wes LarsonHOST
45:41
And this is venom.
IsaacHOST
8:50
Has he ever mentioned
DerekHOST
8:52
Venom
IsaacHOST
8:52
before? No.
IsaacHOST
8:53
This is the first and only time it's been brought up.
IsaacHOST
9:00
Yeah.
IsaacHOST
9:00
Like,
speaker_3UNKNOWN
9:00
die, Venom.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
9:01
Yeah.
speaker_0HOST
11:50
The best two target a toxin from a Mexican scorpion.
speaker_0HOST
11:53
Anthropic has not shown that the binders neutralize Venom, so it does not claim an anti-Venom.
speaker_0HOST
11:58
It is releasing all 211 designs and their data.
speaker_0HOST
12:02
OpenAI's COBOL migration test rewrites programs into C++, Java, Kotlin, Python, or Rust and requires byte-for-byte identical output.
MelissaHOST
7:14
I know that now.
AubreyHOST
7:15
Venomous caterpillars evolved from moths.
AubreyHOST
7:18
Not all caterpillars are venomous, but the ones that are have evolved some seriously clever defenses.
AubreyHOST
7:26
Some of the main reasons are predator protection, camouflage, and competition.
AubreyHOST
7:38
Some venomous caterpillars look harmless and fluffy, like a flannel moth caterpillar, while others advertise dangers with their bright colors.
AubreyHOST
7:49
Venom helps caterpillars survive long enough to reach adulthood in environments where many species are fighting for the same leaves.
AubreyHOST
8:07
Venomous caterpillars don't bite.
AubreyHOST
8:10
Their hair or their spines are connected to tiny venom glands.
Suzy HotteGUEST
53:03
Yeah, I mean, they will...
Suzy HotteGUEST
53:06
Venom, like the venom, when they bite you, that's their poison.
Suzy HotteGUEST
53:11
Their poison runs through their blood.
Suzy HotteGUEST
53:13
So they're very dangerous.
Kate SandersGUEST
11:05
Well, all snakes are fantastic swimmers.
Kate SandersGUEST
11:08
Venom provides a really valuable tool for subduing prey, and particularly prey that's concealed in crevices or burrows, which a lot of sea snakes specialize on.
Kurt KrispynHOST
11:27
In terms of like, is it 10 million years ago? That's relatively soon.
Kurt KrispynHOST
11:33
Not long ago.

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