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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Lions and Tigers and Bears, oh, my. Lions and Tigers and Bears, oh why? Lions and Tigers and Bears are not really all that scary to me, When we read the facts about other animals in tropical forests, and under the sea. We should change the song to this little tune: Puffer Fish, Golden poison dart frog and the tsetse fly, oh my. Puffer Fish, Golden poison dart frog and the tsetse fly, oh why? These little creatures are as scary as the cone snail which is no cartoon. The cone snail has a hypodermic-like needle with venom, shaped like a harpoon. So if you see a cone shell, on a beautiful beach, Remind yourself it may be alive, before you reach. If you are in a rain forest, and you see the cutest little golden frog hopping through, Know before you pocket it that it weighs less than an ounce, but has enough poison to kill you. The golden poison dart frog could take you out, and nine of your favorite fellow travelers too. The toxin, which comes out of her sweet little skin, could show you all what a mood she is in. The puffer fish is clumsy, and slow, and cannot readily hide. But his toxins are more deadly than twelve hundred spoons of cyanide. Lions, tigers, and bear, oh my. Better them than the puffer fish, golden dart frog, cone snail, and the tsetse fly.
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