Scientists found that plants, fungi, and microbes use venom-like methods to protect themselves, attack rivals, or survive.

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The venom from one of the previously known spitting scorpions, the southern African Parabuthus transvaalicus, is known to cause temporary blindness in humans if the sprays hit the eyes.