Assertion: puffer's poison | /r/HasProperty | tetrodotoxin
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text: The poison, tetrodotoxin, is produced by the bacteria that the fish allows to colonize its various parts.
text: The intestines, ovaries and liver of fugu (or blowfish) contain a poison called tetrodotoxin, which is 1,200 times deadlier than cyanide.
text: Many parts of the fish, such as the skin, ovaries, muscles and liver have a very potent and paralyzing poison known as Tetrodotoxin, which is around a thousand times more deadly than cyanide.
text: Most species contain poison (tetrodoxin); this does not deter them from being considered a delicacy in Korea and Japan.
text: The poison, tetrodotoxin, is produced by the bacteria that the fish allows to colonize its various parts.
text: The poison, tetrodotoxin, is actually produced by the bacteria that the fish allows to colonize its various parts.
text: The poison, tetrodotoxin, is produced by the bacteria that the fish allows to colonize its various parts.
text: The poison, tetrodotoxin, is produced by the bacteria that the fish allows to colonize its various parts.
text: The poison, tetrodotoxin, is produced by the bacteria that the fish allows to colonize its various parts.
text: Contains a potentially lethal poison (tetrodotoxin) in the skin and organs.
text: Their skin, ovaries, and liver carry an extremely potent poison called tetrodotoxin, a neurotoxin fatal to humans and other predators at very low doses.
text: But eating it is risky, as the fish's liver contains a high concentration of a deadly poison known as tetrodotoxin (TTX), which causes paralysis if ingested.