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902_05_12516002highres The Graphic Newspaper/Magazine June 1st 1897, Queens Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. An advertisement for Eno's Fruit Salt prevents serious illness

902_05_12512645highres Mithridates VI of Pontus allegedly attempted suicide by poison, this failed however because of his immunity to the poison, so he requested his Gaulish bodyguard and friend, Bituitus, to kill him by the sword. Mithridates VI or Mithradates VI,135-63 BC, aka Mithradates the Great or Eupator Dionysius. King of Pontus and Armenia Minor. From Hutchinson's History of the Nations, published 1915.

902_05_12510902highres Magic lantern slide WW1, 1914-1918, World war one images. October 1915: German field guns captured at the Battle of Loos are displayed in London. Referred to at the time as 'The Big Push', the Battle of Loos marked the first major example of trench warfare. It was also the first time the British used poison gas. Display of captured German weapons and artillary at Horse Guards Parade, London 3rd November 1915.

902_05_12511014highres Magic lantern slide WW1, 1914-1918, World war one images. German field guns captured at the Battle of Loos are displayed in London. Referred to at the time as 'The Big Push', the Battle of Loos marked the first major example of trench warfare. It was also the first time the British used poison gas. Display of captured German weapons and artillary at Horse Guards Parade, London 3rd November 1915. Major General Sir Francis Lloyd discussing one of the guns

902_05_12529212highres A servant, to prevent treachery, tasting the wine before serving it at the table. From Old England: A Pictorial Museum, published 1847.

61614_rf_39_u15790 Inkcap fungi, Coprinus, UK

61614_rf_39_u15788 Glistening Inkcap, Coprinellus micaceus in its later stage of life, UK

61614_rf_39_u15789 Glistening Inkcap, Coprinellus micaceus, UK

61614_rf_39_u15787 Glistening Inkcap, Coprinellus micaceus in its later stage of life, UK

71113_rf_09_7187_8001456 North America, USA,Minnesota,Mendota Heights, Chanterelle Mushroom

902_05_12310212HighRes Thick fog at Ludgate Circus, London, England, in the late 19th century. Pea soup, or a pea souper, aka black fog, killer fog or smog was a very thick and often yellowish, greenish, or blackish fog caused by air pollution that contained soot particulates and the poisonous gas sulfur dioxide from all the coal fires which were burning in London in the late 19th century. From Living London, published c.1901

902_05_12280394HighRes Private J. Lynn from the 2nd Lancashire Fusiliers, serves a machine gun and beats off a German attack whilst dying from gas poisoning during The Second Battle of Ypres, West Flanders, Belgium in 1915 during World War One. He was awarded the V.C. for this heroic deed. From Deeds That Thrill The Empire, published 1919.

902_05_12280402HighRes French infantrymen during World War One wearing respirators, to protect them against German poison gas, and overalls which are coloured to render the men indistinguishable from the soil of the trenches. From The Illustrated War News, published1915.

902_05_12323816HighRes Death of Socrates, from a 1749 print. Socrates, 470/469 ? 399 BC. Classical Greek (Athenian) philosopher.

902_05_12310150HighRes Death of Socrates by drinking hemlock poison. Socrates c. 469 - 399 BC. Classical Greek philosopher. From Hutchinson's History of the Nations, published 1915.

902_05_12310089HighRes Cleopatra testing poisons on condemned prisoners. Cleopatra VII Philopator, 69 - 30 BC. Last active pharaoh of Ptolemaic Egypt. After the painting by Alexandre Cabanel. From Hutchinson's History of the Nations, published 1915

902_05_12289970HighRes A scene from William Shakespeare's play King Lear. Act IV, scene 7. Lear: "I pray, weep not. If you have poison for me, I will drink it. I know you do not love me, for your sisters have, as I do remember, done me wrong. You have some cause, they do not." Illustration by Gordon Browne. From The Works of William Shakespeare, published 1896.

902_05_12289947HighRes A scene from William Shakespeare's play King John, Act V, scene 7. King John: " Poison'd, ill fare, dead, forsook, cast off." Illustration by Gordon Browne. From The Works of William Shakespeare, published 1896.

4036_rf_39_379 oleander Close up of pink flowers of Nerium Oleander

00951483 zoology / animals, amphibian, Dyeing Poison Dart Frog, Dendrobates tinctorius, Brazil,

00951458 zoology / animals, cnidaria, Venus Belt Comb Jellyfish, Cestum veneris, Socorro, Revillagigedo Islands, Mexico,

975_05_SOV-B-8888 Top: x-ray photograph of one of the poison pins gary powers was provided with (enlarged 9 times), figure 2: inside needle of the pin with the grooves filled with poison, bottom: actual size of poison pin, shown with an ordinary pin, 1960, u2 spy plane misson.

975_05_TASS-B-457187 Professor v,i, prozorovsky demonstrating the poisoned pin, found on francis gary powers upon his arrest, during an evening session of his trial on august 18, 1960, he is being tried for espionage by the ussr supreme court's military collegian at moscow house of unions' hall of columns.

975_19_TASS-D-S0023C2F Yaroslavl, russia, october 30 2002: the tokmakovs family, (from left) larisa, vitaly and tamara, were among the audience of the popular nord-ost musical, when they were taken hostage at the dubrovka theatrical centre in moscow, 5-year old tamara (right) were let go earlier, after negotiations, now the freed and reunited family returned to their home city after treatment in moscow hospitals.

975_19_TASS-D-S0023B05 Moscow, russia, october 28 2002: muscovites bring flowers and toys to the spot where many hostages of chechen terrorists lost their lives, today is the day of mourning for those perished.

975_19_TASS-D-S0023C1C Copenhagen, denmark, october 29, 2002: demonstrators in downtown copenhagen on tuesday protest against the reluctance of danish government officials to do anything about the so-called world chechen congress that opened here monday, the action was organised by the union of russian-speaking societies of denmark, the poster reads 'in memory of terror victims in moscow,' (photo itar-tass / tatyana kulbitskaya).

975_19_TASS-D-S0023CBE Moscow, russia, october 30 2002: funerals of soloists of the nord-ost musical kristina kurbatova and arseniy kurilenko who perished in terrorist attack against the dubrovka theatrical centre, the artistes were buried in vagankovo cemetery, konstantin kizhel.

975_19_TASS-D-S0023CCB Moscow, russia 10/30/02: funerals of soloists of the nord-ost musical who perished in terrorist attack against the dubrovka theatrical centre on 10/26/02.

975_19_TASS-D-S0023CC8 Moscow, russia, october 30 2002: funerals of soloists of the nord-ost musical kristina kurbatova and arseniy kurilenko who perished in terrorist attack against the dubrovka theatrical centre, the artistes were buried in vagankovo cemetery.

975_19_TASS-D-S0023BC6 Moscow, russia, october 29 2002: vera smirnova, deputy chief doctor of the filatov children's clinical hospital (r) comforts one of the victims of the terrorist act at the dubrovka theatrical centre, arina panova, who is staying at the hospital.

975_19_TASS-D-S0023BC4 Moscow, russia, october 29 2002: victims of the terrorist act at the dubrovka theatrical centre (l-r) anya vasilyeva, 15, and nadya soldatova, 14, pictured at the filatov children's clinical hospital where they are undergoing medical treatment.

975_19_TASS-D-S0023B38 Moscow, russia, october 28 2002: relatives of the freed hostages awaiting their discharge from the moscow's hospital n13, on monday.

975_19_TASS-D-S0023B36 Moscow, russia, october 28 2002: parents accompanllng their daughter, one of the freed hostages, discharged from the moscow's hospital n13 on monday.

975_19_TASS-D-S0023B34 Moscow, russia, october 28 2002: relatives accompanllng one of the freed hostages (centre), discharge from the moscow's hospital n13 on monday.

01052302 zoology / animals, fish (pisces), Eagle Ray, Aetobatus narinari, South Male Atoll, Maldivesquare

967_04_04497312 Danger Symbol

00951482 zoology / animals, amphibian, Blue Poison Dart Frog, Dendrobates tinctorius azureus, Suriname,

955_24_36986 Gold-ringed Cat Snake (Boiga dendrophila) coiled over log, upper body raised up and tongue out

955_24_217071 Postman butterfly with its wings wide open. the tips and outer section of the wings are black, then cream and red with one white stripe as the wing meets the body

955_24_15232182 Lion fish - Pterois volitans

955_24_15050748 Mexican Red-kneed Tarantula (Brachypelma smithi), close up.

955_24_15040459 Red-tailed Racer (Gonyosoma oxycephala) with its tail coiled around rock, slithering in the air and sticking out its tongue, front view.

955_24_15003454 Campylotes desgodinsi, fiery campylotes, mounted male moth, disinctive brightly coloured black and red with yellow margin spots.

955_24_15002808 Heliconius erato, Small Postman Butterfly, mounted female, one red and black, open wings, the other blue black with white band across the hindwings.

955_24_15001047 Small orange frog from above with toe pads on its long thin digits.

955_24_14495380 Mexican red-kneed tarantula (Brachypelma smithi), close-up on venomous fangs

955_24_14494949 Red Lion Fish (Pterois volitans) showing close-up of eye and striped body

955_24_14167003 Snake biting into glass jar covered in plastic foil, to extract poison, close-up

955_24_14113 Side view of model of black and yellow Bombardier Beetle with yellow legs, cross section showing venom glands and reservoir, explosion chamber filled with red liquid with one-way valve, side view.

955_24_12570737 Albino monocled cobra (Naja naja kaouthia), rear view with circular pattern showing

955_24_12536238 Egyptian cobra (Naja haje), head raised

955_24_12458332 Black and yellow striped Poison Dart Frog (Dendrobatidae) clinging to a leaf, rear view

955_24_12073245 An adder, curled up, tongue out

955_24_12073238 An adder curled up, tongue out

955_24_12073214 An Adder, grass snake

955_24_12073191 Diadophis punctatus, Ringneck snake

955_24_12058976 Spider resting on unripe bananas

955_24_12053766 Diadophis punctatus, Ringneck snake

955_24_12041466 Assassin Beetle (Reduviidae)

955_24_11720423 Black scorpion

955_24_11720003 Snake's scales, close up

955_24_11719885 Dark slithering snake raising it's head from the ground, front view

955_24_11719847 Long slithering yellow snake with dark pattern, front view

955_24_11102199 Spotted Salamander, smooth black skin with bright yellow spots, wide mouth, splayed toes for shovelling soil aside, crawling over branch, front view.

955_24_11101017 Desert Scorpion, strong pincers for catching food, sandy colouring for camouflage, segmented tail arching over, sting with swollen poison glands.

955_24_11098676 Greece, Greek Islands, Crete, spiky black sea urchins attached to rock.

955_24_11096542 Tarantula attacking grasshopper, detail of green and yellow grasshopper lying on its back, and spider's hairy legs and body.

955_24_11063261 Giant desert hairy scorpion (Hadrurus arizonensis) approaching, front view

955_24_1035308 Poison Dart Frog, black and vivid yellow stripes, sitting on green leaf, angled rear view.

955_24_1034714 Green Toad brightly coloured patterns on skin, warts all over skin, paratpoid gland producing poison behind eye, toes on feet used for wiping food clean.

955_24_10271285 Funnel web spider (Hadronyche sp.) rearing up

955_24_10140796 Milk Snake (Lampropeltis triangulum)

955_24_10140536 Baboon spider (Harpactirinae) on moss

955_24_10140529 Pink Toed Tarantula (Avicularia urticans)

955_24_10140444 Poison Dart Frog (Dendrobatidae)

955_24_10140437 Poison Dart Frog (Dendrobatidae)

955_24_10104743 Slithering Burmese Python (Python molurus), view from above.

955_24_10093689 A brown tarantula.

925_02_MW021133 Zaheda Akter has been living in this slum with her two children for more than 16 years

4036_rf_24_413 toad Close up of American toad Bufo Americanus face with post orbital crests and poisonous warts on wrinkled skin

975_19_TASS-D-S0023CC7 Moscow, russsia 10/30/02: funerals of soloists of the nord-ost musical who perished in terrorist attack against the dubrovka theatrical centre on 10/26/02.

955_24_75005399 A black and yellow striped poison arrow frog (Dendrobatidae), view from above

955_24_75002893 Euploe core, Common Indian Crow Butterfly, mounted male, dark brown in the centre fading out with yellow submarginal spots on wing margins.

955_24_70002867 Erateina staudingeri, Staudinger's Longtail, mounted female moth, large elongated hindwings, brown with cream border red flame-like pattern.

955_24_70001402 Centipede (Chilopoda) with its back end curled up, view from above

955_24_65228081 Close-up of a scorpion, purple background

955_24_65141038 Mangrove Snake, vivid black and yellow colouring, mouth wide open to strike prey as fangs are at back of mouth.

955_24_65005484 Four Madagascan Tomato Frogs (Dyscophus antongili)

955_24_65005385 European Fire Salamander (Salamandra salamandra), view from above

955_24_65001622 Emperor Scorpion (Pandinus imperator) , view from above

955_24_65001448 Common European Centipede (Lithobius forficatus), close up

955_24_60004208 Model of Funnel web spider (Hadronyche sp.) ready to attack

955_24_55019590 Dyeing Dart Frog (Dendrobates tinctorius) perching on leaf, view from above

955_24_55004626 Model of Blue-ringed Octopus, large body with two eyes, eight limbs floating to sides and behind, side view.

955_24_50493135 Anemonia viridis, Green Snakelock Anemone on rock, long sinuous tentacles and sucker-like base.

955_24_50492725 Side view of a captive Marine Toad (Bufo marinus) showing bony ridge on 'nose', distinct visor over each eye, very large parotid glands, love to reddish brown skin, brown-speckled underside, no webbing on front toes.

955_24_50337255 Crotalus viridis (Prairie Rattlesnake, Western Rattlesnake), curled up

955_24_50337248 Western diamondback rattlesnake (Crotalus atrox), coiled, hissing, close-up

955_24_50246502 Foaming Grasshopper (Dictyophorus spumans), black, yellow and white striped insect, perched on red flowers, close up, side view.

955_24_50084012 Overhead view of a partially coiled Western Diamondback Rattlesnake with the rattle raised, and a visible forked tongue. The heat pits are also visible on the head. A pattern of small speckles is superimposed over the large dorsal blotches.