Sharks eat fish. The fish eat the plants that absorb the pesticides that flow into the ocean
A sniffer is a person who sniffs drugs or toxic substances.
yes they are they contain a toxic
No, most cats hate the smell of cigarettes. Most animals, in general, hate the smell of cigarettes, because they are toxic and essentially poisonous. That is why animals don't drink alcohol, either: alcohol is essentially a poison. Unlike humans, animals cannot override their primal instinct to stay away from toxic substances. Humans ingest toxic substances like tobacco, alcohol, or illegal drugs, because they make us feel good. Our desire to take pleasure in these toxic substances overrides our primal instinct to stay away from anything toxic. Animals don't have the brain capacity to take pleasure in toxic substances. An animal can get drunk or high, but it probably won't enjoy it. It will just be frightened by the effects. Ironically, the higher intelligence that humans possess enables us to make the rather stupid decision to deliberately ingest toxic substances, just because they make us feel good.
Most likely yes. Most hand lotions contain numerous chemicals and perfumes, some contain rubbing alcohol too. If it is ingested, it may be toxic to the cat.
No. It doesn't contain methylxanthines. Carob does not contain caffeine or theobromine which are toxic to dogs. Methylxanthines also may have adverse effects on humans.
Rice is a food product, so it probably does not contain any toxic substances.
Yes, Biological Pesticides have toxic effects on people
Pesticides are designed to kill some organism we have decided we don't want around (and so labeled pests). So by definition they have to be toxic to something. Since all living creatures tend to use modifications of similar themes (different versions of enzymes - but not totally different ones) is it rarely possible to have a substance that will be lethal to one animal but not have any effect on others.
The Toxic Substances Control Act of 1976 provides EPA with authority to require reporting, record-keeping and testing requirements, and restrictions relating to chemical substances and/or mixtures. Certain substances are generally excluded from TSCA, including, among others, food, drugs, cosmetics and pesticides.
No, however they do contain high concentrations of mercury, which is toxic. So, eating shark fins is not a good idea.
No, not true.Many toxins can pass through uncut skin.Always wear proper protection when handling toxic substances. Especially pesticides and heavy metals are dangerous.
true or false : the biological pesticides usually don't have toxic effects on animals and people.
It has been proven that pesticides are indeed dangerous to mammals, humans eat crops sold at the market that contain the pesticides unless organic, who that eat such crops are ingesting the chemicals and these chemicals reach the colon and remain there, making the colon toxic and slowly poisoning the body.
Toxic
These pesticides have toxic effects on humans beings and other animals.
The safety precautions for handling toxic substances depend on the nature of the particular substances being handled.
Usually they are toxic to humans and most animals. Bases can be paints, cleaners, bleaches, or other substances.