Paul Pepper: Author Olen R. Brown, 'The Art and Science of Poisons,' "Scorpions"

KBIA | By Paul Pepper

Published July 18, 2019 at 8:50 AM CDT

"Poisons work two ways: how much you get and the nature of the poison itself. Scorpion poison is designed to kill little things, not humans." -- author OLEN R. BROWN putting to rest any fears you might have of getting stung by a scorpion in Missouri. (It'll still hurt.) July 18, 2019

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