

Venom, Bites, Snakes, Scorpions, Pain
Mar 13, 2024
Experts from the Venom Lab at the University of Galway discuss venom production, medical applications, and research on invasive species like false widow spiders. The podcast delves into indigenous knowledge on treating venomous bites, the potential of venom-based medication, and using scorpion venom as an antibacterial agent. It also explores the impact of invasive species on ecosystems, nerve responses to venomous bites, and conservation efforts for snake populations.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Exploring Venomous Animals and Indigenous Knowledge
02:46 • 20min
Exploring Venom Research and Medical Advancements
23:05 • 12min
Research on Scorpion Venom for Antimicrobial Agents and Long-Term Impact
34:42 • 3min
Discussion on Support for the Podcast and False Widow Spider in Ireland
37:21 • 5min
False Widow Spider: Friend or Foe?
42:40 • 16min
Invasive Species and Genetic Mutations
58:35 • 19min
Venomous Bites: Pain and Nerve Response
01:18:03 • 15min
Impacts of Invasive Species and Conservation Efforts
01:33:00 • 4min
Exploring Snake Conservation and Venom Research
01:37:16 • 5min