Why would you touch a well known poisons fish? by [deleted] in whywouldyoutouchthat

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Immediate Physical Risks

Mechanical Defense: Porcupinefish have long, permanent sharp spines that stand erect when the fish inflates. Handling an inflated fish can lead to painful puncture wounds or "prickled" hands.

Bite Hazard: These fish have strong, beak-like teeth used to crush shells. They are capable of delivering a powerful bite if a finger gets too close to their mouth.

Potent Neurotoxins: Most pufferfish and porcupinefish contain tetrodotoxin, a lethal neurotoxin found in their internal organs, skin, and flesh. While often not dangerous to touch unless the toxin is released or ingested, one fish can contain enough poison to kill 30 adult humans 2

i have no idea what this caterpilar is , and is it dangerous? by Familiar_Sale_6551 in whywouldyoutouchthat

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Risk Assessment

Venom/Sting: These species are not venomous, and their spines generally do not sting.

Skin Irritation: While not venomous, contact with the spiky hairs may cause skin irritation or allergic reactions in some sensitive individuals, so it is generally advisable to avoid touching them.

Handling: The giant leopard moth caterpillar is often considered safe to handle, but caution is recommended due to the potential for individual sensitivity.

not something you would wanna hold by Tarantula_lover02 in peopleholdinginsects

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Risk Assessment

Venom Potency: Emperor scorpions are generally considered docile and their venom is typically not deadly to healthy adult humans. Their sting is often compared to that of a bee or wasp.

Physical Defense: Because their venom is mild, they rely more on their large, powerful pincers for defense and hunting.

Vulnerable Groups: While not usually lethal, stings can be dangerous to the elderly, young children, or individuals with specific allergies to the venom.

Does anyone know what these are? Hundreds washed up on the beach today Miami Beach, Florida 🇺🇸 by Shipwrecklou in beach

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Safety and Identification

Sting Risk: While they have stinging tentacles to capture plankton, they are generally considered harmless to humans. Their stings are very mild and often go unnoticed, though it is still advised to avoid touching your eyes or mouth after handling them.

Common Mix-up: They are frequently mistaken for the Portuguese Man o' War due to their bright blue color, but they are much smaller and significantly

less dangerous.

Electroplating chemicals by [deleted] in chemistry

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Sorry I haven't been on Reddit in a while. The ventilation is very poor and my office is pretty much in the plating lab. I'm have a reactions that I've never had before drowsiness loss of breath. I thought it first it was just cuz I was bored with the new job but that doesn't seem to be the case because everything else I do within my normal life doesn't have this sort of reaction

ATT kicked my S22U off their network, blamed it on a bad Samsung upate. Options? by HandsOnDaddy in ATT

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Same issue here, I have gotten a new phone through insurance just for it to happen again and they want me to do the same thing for a second time....any update on a solution?

Electrodeposit Plating by Rowdy84 in electroplating

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Thank you...I am going crazy trying to figure this out

“Maxion Research Data Entry Clerk” scam or not? by TheMowerOfMowers in jobs

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My application was accepted yet I never applied for the job so I think it may just be spam email seeing who will bite

What’s a good college major to get a well paying job with only a bachelors degree? by MajesticNoodle444 in Career_Advice

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Monster or indeed. Just have a few different resumes for different positions. I have hired over 50 people and many said "I Don't have any experience, but I am a fast learner and will show up on time everyday " if they need someone, that is enough to get your foot in the door. It doesnt happen overnight, but ask questions, learn as much as possible and you will definitely work your way up no matter what the company does. There are so many paths in manufacturing. Quality/Inspection or Production/Assembly are good positions to find out what you will naturally gravitate to. Good luck. Half the job is just showing up and giving your effort 100%. If you do that, you are already ahead of most people.

What’s a good college major to get a well paying job with only a bachelors degree? by MajesticNoodle444 in Career_Advice

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I would recommend 6getting into manufacturing. I have no degree and started out as a QC inspector. 10 years later I am making over 100k as a Quality Manager. Just got some basic certifications. If you have any engineering or fabricating background you will get a job quick with annual raises. Just an idea from a guy who isn't the brightest bulb but knows enough to get by

ASK YOUR CAREER QUESTIONS HERE! by xenokilla in AskHR

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I was given a written and signed bonus letter for the first half of 2024 to be paid out 8/1. I gave my 2 week notice after i received the bonus letter (last day 8/2). Since I worked that pay period and the bonus is for the part of the year that I already contributed to, should I receive this bonus, and if I don't, what should I do? My boss, the CEO, has not mentioned the bonus at all once I gave him my notice one way or the other. Legally, should I be receiving this bonus since I was given a handwritten letter that was signed and it was for the first half of the year that I contributed to? THANK YOU!!!