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Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2024-09-23): The common house gecko (Hemidactylus frenatus) is a gecko native to South and Southeast Asia as well as Near Oceania. It is also known as the Asian house gecko, Pacific house gecko, wall gecko, house lizard, tiktiki, chipkali[3] or moon lizard. [...] They grow to a length of between 7.5–15 cm (3–6 in), and live for about 7 years. These small geckos are non-venomous and not harmful to humans. Most medium-sized to large geckos are docile, but may bite if distressed, which might pierce skin. The common house gecko is a tropical species, and thrives in warm, humid areas where it can crawl around on rotting wood in search of the insects it eats, as well as within urban landscapes in warm climates. The animal is very adaptable and may prey on insects and spiders, displacing other gecko species which are less robust or behaviourally aggressive. In parts of Australia and Papua New Guinea they are often confused with a similar native lizard, the dubious dtella. [...] - ^ "Common House-Gecko (Hemidactylus frenatus)".
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2024-02-17): House geckos, including wall geckos, are non-poisonous and not harmful to humans. They are nocturnal reptiles that primarily feed on insects and spiders, providing a beneficial service of controlling the spread of these pests. There have been false claims circulating online about wall geckos carrying deadly germs or toxins, but experts have confirmed that these claims are baseless. Wall geckos have been coexisting with humans for centuries without causing any harm. [...] There are several myths and misconceptions surrounding wall geckos that have led to unfounded fears and negative perceptions. One common myth is that geckos can poison food or water, but there is no scientific evidence to support this claim. Another myth is that geckos can transmit deadly diseases, but this is also false. Wall geckos, like any other animal, can carry bacteria such as Salmonella, but the risk of transmission to humans is extremely low if basic hygiene practices are followed. It is important to rely on credible sources and expert opinions when evaluating claims about wall gecko safety.
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2023-02-16): Are wall geckos poisonous? This is a question that many homeowners ask, and rightly so. The good news is that wall geckos are not poisonous. In fact, they are actually quite harmless creatures. So if your gecko escapes or you find a wall gecko in your home, there is no need to worry about them harming anyone. [...] Geckos are one of the most beloved reptiles in the world, and for good reason. They’re small, harmless, entertaining to watch, and best of all – they’re not poisonous to humans or animals. [...] Some geckos may carry salmonella or other pathogens which could cause illness if ingested. In addition, smaller geckos may also become frightened easily and lash out when approached; this could lead to bites which could be potentially dangerous as well. To ensure the safety of your children or pet animals, it’s best to keep them away from wall geckos.
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2024-09-18): Geckos are neither poisonous nor venomous, but it is crucial to know the difference 1 between the two terms because, though they involve dangerous toxins, they are different. You often hear the term "poisonous snake" when someone is referring to a Copperhead or a Rattlesnake, but the truth is, they are venomous, not poisonous. Conversely, Poison Dart Frogs and Pufferfish are two examples of poisonous animals. So, what’s the difference exactly? [...] Geckos are neither poisonous nor venomous. This is partly what has made them popular exotic pets. However, common house geckos are usually labeled as poisonous because it is thought that consuming any food that they’ve come into contact with may lead to health problems in humans. [...] Geckos are neither poisonous nor venomous and can make rewarding pets in the right environment. Because there are so many types of geckos with origins all over the world, a potential keeper should be familiar with the species in which they are interested. i. Geckos are exotic animals with varying husbandry requirements and need proper veterinary care to have the best chance to live a happy and healthy life.
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2024-10-02): So, are geckos dangerous? Generally speaking, geckos are harmless to humans. They are gentle in nature and unlikely to attack. However, it is not unheard of for these lizards to bite if they feel threatened or in danger; merely acting out of self-defense and life preservation. Gecko bites are usually painless and not deep, but they can potentially transfer harmful bacteria, including Salmonella, which can cause an infection if left untreated. [...] While a gecko may attempt to bite you, it’s good to learn that they are mostly non-venomous. [...] If you were wondering whether geckos were dangerous, hopefully by now you will have learned that they are generally harmless to humans and rarely bite.
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2022-12-21): No, geckos aren’t poisonous. There are some species of lizard that do have venom, but all of them belong to the Toxicofera family. In contrast, geckos don’t produce any harmful substances. [...] Geckos are absolutely harmless to humans. Not only this, but they’re also very beneficial. These urban geckos are voracious predators of invertebrates of all kinds. [...] As has already been established, geckos aren’t poisonous. They don’t cause any harm and they feed on invertebrates. In addition, they’re very discreet and silent. Their presence in the home can be favorable, so if you do find a gecko, one option is to simply let it be.
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2023-06-06): Geckos are not poisonous, but some species do produce venom. The venom produced by geckos is not harmful to humans. It is only used to subdue their prey, such as insects and small animals. [...] Geckos are not dangerous or poisonous to humans, but there are a few potential risks to be aware of. If you keep geckos as pets, it’s important to provide them with a safe and secure enclosure and to practice good hygiene when handling them. If you don’t want geckos in your home or garden, prevention is key, and humane traps can be used to remove geckos if necessary. Overall, geckos are fascinating creatures that play an important role in many ecosystems and should be appreciated for the unique qualities they bring to the natural world.
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2023-07-12): One of the most well-known venomous geckos is the Gila monster. This reptile has a powerful toxin in its saliva that can cause intense pain and even death in prey or predators. Other geckos, such as the helmeted gecko, have developed venom that is much milder, but still effective at immobilizing prey. [...] Firstly, it’s important to note that not all geckos are venomous. Some gecko species, like the common house gecko, are completely harmless and non-toxic. However, there are a few species of geckos that are known to be venomous, such as the Gila monster and the beaded lizard. [...] Conservation efforts for venomous gecko species are crucial for preserving these unique animals in their natural habitats. Unlike non-venomous geckos, venomous geckos often face threats from habitat loss, over-harvesting, and feeding on toxic prey. With many venomous gecko species already facing declining populations, it is important to take action to protect these fascinating creatures.
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2023-10-10): Leopard geckos are not poisonous. For some reason, there is a misconception that they are. Leopard geckos pose no threat to humans or other animals. [...] The idea of venom glands in leopard geckos may stem from a confusion between poison and venom. It’s important to remember that poisonous animals passively secrete or excrete toxins, while venomous animals actively inject their venom into their prey. Fortunately for you, leopard geckos are neither venomous nor poisonous. [...] The myth that leopard geckos are poisonous likely stems from their unique appearance. In the wild, bright colors on an animal generally signal it is poisonous. The colors act as a warning sign to potential predators. Add this to the fact that many reptiles are venomous and you can see where the misconception might come from.
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2024-09-05): Geckos are an extremely safe pet, and are a good choice as a family animal. The worst case scenario is that you may occasionally experience a small bite from one, but this is not dangerous. There are actions you can take that make this much less likely to happen, and I will talk about these later in this post. [...] There are no venomous geckos. Their bites are in no way poisonous, and they have no other venomous weapons in their armery. [...] Geckos carry no diseases that are harmful to humans, and they are not venomous. They may even make your environment more safe by eating bugs and insects that may otherwise be exposing people who live in the house to a range of diseases.
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2022-03-07): The truth is, geckos are not harmful to humans and there is no evidence to suggest that they can transmit any diseases. Geckos may bite if they feel threatened or scared, but their teeth are too small to cause any real damage. In fact, most people report that geckos are gentle and docile creatures that make great pets. [...] So, are geckos harmful to humans? The answer is generally no, but it’s always important to use caution when interacting with these lizards. Geckos make great pets for people who are prepared to care for them properly, and they can be a fun addition to any home. [...] A. No, geckos are not known to carry any diseases that can harm humans. However, it is always important to wash your hands after handling any animal, including geckos, just to be safe.
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2023-07-15): So, the Fact Crescendo team decided to do a fact check on the claim that ‘wall geckos are deadly venomous!’ [...] The shared posts mentioned that geckos are deadly poisonous and one can kill a man with less effort. But if it is that much toxic, how their predators prey on them? Typically geckos are prey for some animals. Sometimes more giant gecko species eat much smaller gecko species. Besides, birds, snakes, giant spiders, and sometimes cats and dogs eat geckos. But they neither die nor get any complications with it. Some animals inherited the poisonous skins as a protection tactic from their predators. But it is confirmed that geckos do not have that characteristic, so they were captured by their predators easily. What they have for their survival is their colouration and patterns, which match their habitat. [...] The posts which were shared mentioning that the geckos are deadly venomous or poisonous even than snakes are incorrect. They are just innocent, harmless animals. There can be some harm, but it does not occur because of venom or poison. But food contaminated with their faeces is dangerous and can pervade human salmonellosis.
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2020-07-04): - Geckos and Skinks - While they're not exactly considered dangerous Floridian wildlife for the average human, many different types of geckos and skinks carry a parasitic liver fluke that can cause horrible gut issues for cats.
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2024-06-18): 1. Satanic Leaf-tailed Gecko (Uroplatus phantasticus) [...] Solitary creatures, these geckos rely on their natural camouflage to go unnoticed during the day, and at night when they move about to feed on insects and other prey. These animals are carnivores, known to eat a wide range of insects as well as the occasional small rodent or reptile. Leaf-tailed Geckos are well-adapted to avoiding predators, not only through their physical resemblance of a dead leaf but also through their behavior: flattening their body to reduce their shadow, or opening their jaw to show a threatening, bright red mouth.
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2020-09-07): Are leopard geckos poisonous? No, leopard geckos are not poisonous. Not at all. Neither are they venomous. [...] Any animal that has a mouth can bite. Leopard geckos are gentle, easy going lizards that will only bite you if they are frightened or hurt – or you are hand feeding them a particularly tasty morsel!
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2014-11-01): The reason behind the food-poisoning due to felling of house geckos in eatables is described in this paper. House geckos are known to carry various types of pathogens in their bodies which cause food-poisoning after consuming the contaminated foods. Since these geckos are non-poisonous, the food poisoning due to their presence in food is not possible.
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2024-04-04): Their venom is no more potent than that of European honey bees, but due to their aggressive nature, they pose a greater threat to humans. [...] If you seem to be having problems with perilous pests, whether they are the aforementioned or not, it may be in your best interest to give us a call at Gecko Green.
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2021-06-03): - Various Leaf-Tailed geckos - Red-eared Sliders - Various box turtles - Various Uromastyx - Western Hogs - Bullsnakes - Eastern Indigo snakes - and more!
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2020-11-19): The Southern Leaf-tailed Gecko has rough, scaly skin and a brown or grey, mottled pattern that resembles the sandstone habitat where it lives. [...] The Southern Leaf-tailed Gecko feeds at night and shelters during the day in crevices or under rocks.
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2018-04-26): I live in India. Sometimes some common house geckos came in house and my family members kill them and I feel very bad (I even cried once ). They told me that It is very poisonous and toxic. If they fell in food or water, the water or food becomes toxic and would kill you. They told me that if you want to save them then catch them and release somewhere else but should I touch it?
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2024-10-06): But don't worry about animals. Ko Samui is very well developed unless you go out in the middle of the islan your chance of seeing anything dangerous is remote. You will see geckos, ants, spiders, and such. After 12 yrs traveling to Thailand and 4 yrs living up north in the countryside the only thing I have been bitten by are Mosquitos. Although I would stay clear of Thai dogs. Most do not like the smell of toursits. No joke on that one. Best to avoid them if possible. [...] I am serious in saying that the most dangerous animal you are likely to encounter is a pack of feral dogs. They are often disease ridden and should be avoided. The gecko mentioned by packhike is your friend. It lives in hotelrooms, houses etc and eats nasties like mosquitos and spiders. Snakes are common but rarely seen by visitors as they are usually sensible enough to stay away from humans. Giant man-eating kittens often leap out of hotel closets!
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2024-10-08): To many people, lizards and turtles are bizarre-looking creatures. Many lizards are considered menacing because of their seemingly expressionless faces combined with their claws and teeth, whereas turtles are thought of as slow-moving, docile creatures. Most lizards, in reality, are harmless to humans, as are most turtles; however, there are certain members of both groups that can kill, maim, make ill, or inflict at least mild levels of pain on their hapless human victims. Some lizards are, in fact, venomous, and some are quite aggressive. [...] Iguanas possess atrophied venom glands that produce a weak harmless venom, and they are common pets to reptile collectors. Nevertheless, iguanas possess dozens of sharp serrated teeth. Although bites are relatively uncommon, they can produce serious injuries to faces, fingers, wrists, and ankles. Some of the warning signs of an impending strike by an iguana include standing on all fours, drawing in a deep breath to make the body appear larger, the lowering of the animal’s dewlap (the skin flap under its chin). Some iguanas, however, have been known to strike without warning.Tree crocodile, or Crocodile monitor (Varanus salvadorii)
Claim: Geckos are deadly venomous animals !! (Social Media Users, 2023-07-14)
Evidence (2024-09-06): Geckos are spread across six families: Carphodactylidae, Diplodactylidae, Eublepharidae, Gekkonidae, Phyllodactylidae, and Sphaerodactylidae. Of these, the eublepharids—a group that includes the banded geckos (Coleonyx) of the southwestern United States, the cat geckos (Aleuroscalabotes) of Indonesia and the Malay Peninsula, and others—have movable eyelids. [...] Like snakes, most geckos have a clear protective covering over the eyes. The pupils of common nocturnal species are vertical and are often lobed in such a manner that they close to form four pinpoints. A gecko’s tail may be long and tapering, short and blunt, or even globular. The tail serves in many species as a storehouse of fat upon which the animal can draw during unfavourable conditions. The tail may also be extremely fragile and if detached is quickly regenerated in its original shape. Unlike other reptiles, most geckos have a voice, the call differing with the species and ranging from a feeble click or chirp to a shrill cackle or bark.
Claim: Pencil Packing Work-From-Home Opportunities For Nataraj Pencils! (Social Media Users, 2024-05-08)
Evidence (2024-05-08): Our investigation revealed that the claim of Natraj Pencil's claim offering work-from-home opportunities for packing pencils is totally false. The company clarified through its website and official YouTube page that it does not engage in such practices, as its production and packaging processes are fully automated.
Claim: Pencil Packing Work-From-Home Opportunities For Nataraj Pencils! (Social Media Users, 2024-05-08)
Evidence (2024-05-08): Work from home with Natraj Pencil Private Limited. Earn ₹30,000-₹40,000 monthly! [...] Work-from-home opportunity with Natraj Pencil Private Limited! Join us for a rewarding job suitable for men and women across India, regardless of marital status. [...] Work-from-home opportunity with Natraj Pencil Private Limited.
Claim: Pencil Packing Work-From-Home Opportunities For Nataraj Pencils! (Social Media Users, 2024-05-08)
Evidence (2023-11-01): Welcome to Natraj Pencil Packing Job – Work from Home! At Natraj Pencil Packing, we believe in the power of flexibility and the freedom to work from the comfort of your own home. Our mission is to provide individuals with a unique opportunity to embark on a fulfilling journey in the realm of pencil packing, all while enjoying the benefits of a work-from-home setup. Natraj Pencil Packing is not just a job; it’s a community of dedicated individuals coming together to redefine the traditional workspace. We understand the evolving dynamics of work and aim to create an environment that fosters creativity, innovation, and a healthy work-life balance.
Claim: Pencil Packing Work-From-Home Opportunities For Nataraj Pencils! (Social Media Users, 2024-05-08)
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Claim: Pencil Packing Work-From-Home Opportunities For Nataraj Pencils! (Social Media Users, 2024-05-08)
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Claim: Pencil Packing Work-From-Home Opportunities For Nataraj Pencils! (Social Media Users, 2024-05-08)
Evidence (2024-10-05): Looking for a way to earn from home? Consider the Natraj Pencil Packing Job opportunity. As part of this role, you’ll receive all the necessary materials to get started. Joining the Natraj Pencil Packing Job Work From Home team not only connects you with a respected organization but also provides valuable packaging industry experience. Contribute to Natraj’s mission of delivering quality stationery products worldwide while enjoying the flexibility of working remotely. [...] Embark on a journey of flexibility and opportunity with the Natraj Pencil Packing Work From Home job. This unique platform caters to individuals seeking a flexible work arrangement, offering a chance to join Natraj’s esteemed packaging team. Your role will involve meticulously packaging each pencil, ensuring they are ready for delivery to valued customers. [...] Natraj Pencil Packing Job Work From Home role, your primary responsibility is to carefully and efficiently pack Natraj pencils into appropriate packaging materials. This involves inspecting pencils for defects, ensuring they’re in top condition, and neatly arranging them in designated packaging. Attention to detail is key to maintaining product quality and presentation. Additionally, following Natraj’s packaging guidelines and meeting production targets are essential. As a remote worker, you’ll create a conducive workspace, manage your time effectively, and coordinate with the company for a smooth workflow.
Claim: Pencil Packing Work-From-Home Opportunities For Nataraj Pencils! (Social Media Users, 2024-05-08)
Evidence (2024-08-20): Natraj Packing Job Work From Home | Natraj Pencil Packing Job [...] Finally, a pencil packing job with Natraj might be the ideal option whether you’re trying to augment your income, searching for a career that works around your other obligations, or just desire the ease and comfort of working from home. Accept the chance, maintain your drive, and profit from this flexible and fulfilling career. Through knowledge of the obstacles and application of solutions, you may guarantee a fruitful and satisfying work-from-home experience. Thus, seize the chance to investigate this special career prospect and benefit from working for a respectable company like Natraj. [...] One needs a high school diploma or an education to the level of a high school diploma to apply for a Natraj Pencil Packing Job. The work requires repeated activities, such as packaging, labeling, and sealing of pencils, thus the candidate has to be physically fit and able to stand for extended durations.