SCIENCE WORD OF THE WEEK!

SCIENCE WORD OF THE WEEK!

swow venomous

Hello everyone! I sure hope everyone had a great weekend! Who’s ready to learn the new word for this week?

Let’s get right to it! This week’s word is Venomous!

Venomous: an animal is venomous when they have a toxin that is injected, by a bite or sting. Animals like snakes and spiders are what we usually first think of when we think of a venomous animal. But so are a lot of insects, like wasps. And did you know that the platypus is venomous? Crazy, huh? Most venomous animals use their venom to catch prey, but some use it as a defense mechanism. Venom can cause everything from irritation to death. Ack!

swow venomous cartoon

Categories: adventure, Animals, Children, conservation, education, Environment, nature, science, vocabulary, wildlife | Tags: , , , , , , , , , | 3 Comments

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3 thoughts on “SCIENCE WORD OF THE WEEK!

  1. I knew there was a reason I was afraid of spiders….. Whenever I see one, I pop up and down like popcorn.

    Love and licks,
    Cupcake

  2. Eduan

    what is the difference between venemous and poisonous?

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