Cone Snails

Jason Biggs, of the University of Guam Marine Laboratory, demonstrates his work on the deadly venom of cone snails. There are more than 10,000 living species of cone snails, and their venom is important as medicine to treat a variety of illnesses, including cancer.
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[@curiousman1672]

I can testify that no fish stung has developed cancer.

[@theguy2360]

Cone snails are absolutely cute and absolutely beautiful!❤❤❤

[@1979bobhd]

Great video this is the 5th time I have watched this video and it is very informative and interesting, amazing work he is doing i hope he can help end the scurge of cancer.

[@charliekezza]

"you watch them very carefully if you pick them up" says someone who wants to see his darwin award coming.

[@FusionDeveloper]

Amazing video! I wish it was about a 2 hour video. There wasn't "filler", so I didn't want the video to end.

[@InsomniaDaydreamer]

This is the reason why I am not gonna go into the ocean.

[@backseattrash9261]

Well that was awkward. I would not want to be cornered, I mean interviewed by her!

[@jamescecil3417]

Excellent interview.

[@celblau5336]

I love cone snails. They are my favorite and most beautiful of the snails. I have my colection!. Excellent video in this 2020!.

[@rockhardbaby8231]

Best day of his life lol

[@cwSHOSHONEcw]

@0:40 Lol. "Bitten" she says.

[@bearcave6206]

All snails that have a tube are predators??

[@adammoore7059]

No

[@michaelpottorff2]

"Toxic Beauties" ( ͡o_ ͡o)

[@keng6891]

Ai im hav ben stung cone snal🤕🤕🤕🤕

[@user-ry7we3yx6r]

😮😮😮

[@bjdastar19]

He lien they kill those snails

[@panzerdivizzion]

I would be nervous as hell too. trying to be scientific, but impress the beautiful woman in the lab.I realise how sexist that sounds, but they don't come any prettier than that.Why not some slo-mo of the injection? The snail I mean.

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