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RFM65CC3–A penniform cone snail injects its venom into a snakehead cowry in laboratory conditions while preparing to feed. The venom contains as many as 100 d
RFM653MC–Native to reefs throughout the Indo-Pacific region, Conus striatus venom might be medically valuable because it is tailored to act on vertebrates.
RFM653HA–Native to reefs throughout the Indo-Pacific region, Conus striatus venom might be medically valuable because it is tailored to act on vertebrates.
RFM653FN–Native to reefs throughout the Indo-Pacific region, Conus striatus venom might be medically valuable because it is tailored to act on vertebrates.
RFM653PF–Conus geographus is the deadliest cone snail in the world. Here it is found hunting on a seamount in Papua New Guinea.
RFM653X3–Conus geographus is the deadliest cone snail in the world. Here it is found hunting on a seamount in Papua New Guinea.
RFM653T7–Conus geographus is the deadliest cone snail in the world. Here it is found hunting on a seamount in Papua New Guinea.
RFM653XW–Conus geographus is the deadliest cone snail in the world. Here it is found hunting on a seamount in Papua New Guinea.
RFM6540H–Conus geographus is the deadliest cone snail in the world. Here it is found hunting on a seamount in Papua New Guinea.
RFM653YJ–Conus geographus is the deadliest cone snail in the world. Here it is found hunting on a seamount in Papua New Guinea.
RFM653WC–Conus geographus is the deadliest cone snail in the world. Here it is found hunting on a seamount in Papua New Guinea.
RFM65402–Conus geographus is the deadliest cone snail in the world. Here it is found hunting on a seamount in Papua New Guinea.
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