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by Goti on December 31, 2002
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I would like to know about SOLID RED VENOM which emits FLUORESCENT LIGHT.
Can anyone help me out.
Thanks
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by wls967 on December 31, 2002
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This type of venom is known to belong to only one species of Chameleon. It gets the fluorescent property from hanging around old bars with neon Budweiser signs, in the swampy areas of Louisiana. The red is a result of it's intense hatred of bullfrogs. It is apparently harmless to humans and has been known to associate with the ever elusive ferret.
hope this helps...
p.s. his name is Louie
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by sierra on January 2, 2003
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Ok, after a little research I did find some info on certain venoms in nature, such as some bee venoms, that appear to emit light, but infact they do not, its just a visual property they have...I didnt find any info, nor have I ever seen or heard of any snake venom having this... venoms generally have an amber coloration to them, but to different degrees, I've seen light almost clear, as well as very thick dark amber...but never the color red....Maybe some insect has the red color...but I dont think there are any venoms which really emit light...but I have been wrong before so who knows? Just my thoughts...
sierra
ps. In the above post, where Bill comes from this may actually ocurr in lizards, I dont doubt it a bit..lol, you see Bill lives in a very strange place, sometimes he even thinks he glowing...lol.. I think maybe hes had some nuclear contamination....or just a rough saturday night. Right Bill?
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by sierra on January 2, 2003
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One more thing, I should have given an example of the property that the venom appears to emit light, ...sorta like a diamond, which appears to sparkle and shine...but really its just bending, refracting light so it looks much bighter, etc...hope that helps
sierra
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by wls967 on January 2, 2003
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I don't glow anymore. I moved away from Duke Power's reactors three years ago and I stopped glowing about a year later. Now I am magnetic. Everything sticks to me; wood, metal, plastic, glass etc. I have special shoes made by NASA that I wear that let's me live a normal life.......
In all honesty,,,,, Sierra's right, I didn't take the post very seriously and didn't mean to be "rough....funny, but rough" as she put it. I just cruise thru life with a lite-hearted attitude and try to look for the positive or "humorous" side of everything. I DO, however, TAKE VENOMOUS SNAKES seriously. Anyway, to keep my ignorant rambling short, I did not mean for my earlier post to be offensive, merely comical.
wls
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by sierra on January 2, 2003
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No offense taken here...humor is the essence of life...I enjoy reading and commenting on the goofy stuff....I seen on the other forum that C.harper told someone that the proper substrate for a Mojave was Arizona...thaaat was a good one, wish I had thought of it...gotta have fun
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