How can you tell if an animal is poisenous?

Answer 1

Take a cutting of that plant, go to your local nursery and get the name of the plant and either ask them or look it up on the web. If you have children it's best to get to know what plants are around the play area and if any should be poisonous it's best to get rid of them.

plant part you choose appears contact-poisonous, you may immediately test a new plant on your other arm or behind your knee. If the plant causes a reaction before you have swallowed it, wait until the symptoms have disappeared before testing a new plant.

If you have an adverse reaction after you've swallowed the plant, wait until symptoms have disappeared and start a new test. Although there may be edible parts of the plant you initially chose, it is preferable to move on to a different plant for subsequent tests.

Answer 2

Well that's a good question. Here is a list of how to identify poisenous animals.

Snake: Tiranlge head, poisenous. Oval head, non-piosenous

Lizard: There are only two types of poisenous lizard 1. Gila monster lives in the desert all over the world 2. Komodo dragon lives in the Komodo island

Frogs: bright colors, means poisenous

Answer 3

Frogs with green skin like the red-eyed tree frog aren't piosonous, so if their skin is green they usually aren't poisonous. But, frogs with red, blue and other colors of skin are either piosonous or not good to eat.

Answer 4

Look for warning signs such as bright colors or patterns, distinctive markings, strong odors, or specific behaviors associated with toxicity. It's best to avoid touching, handling, or consuming any animal that you suspect might be poisonous. If in doubt, seek guidance from a wildlife expert or a veterinarian.