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This photo taken on April 8, 2024 shows James Cook University associate professor and toxicologist Jamie Seymour holding a stonefish, the worlds most venomous fish, in his work shed located in the Queensland city of Cairns. - Imagine feeling like an elephant is sitting on your chest, you can't breathe, there's a sense of impending doom and the pain is so intense you want to die. You've just been stung by a tiny Irukandji jellyfish. While you are unlikely to die, James Cook University toxicologist Jamie Seymour says you'll wish you had. (Photo by DAVID GRAY / AFP) / TO GO WITH AFP STORY AUSTRALIA-ANIMAL-HEALTH-JELLYFISH, FOCUS BY LAURA CHUNG

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