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[29] [30] Many peptides produced by the cone snails show prospects for being potent pharmaceuticals, such as AVC1, isolated from the Australian species, the Queen Victoria cone, Conus victoriae, and have been highly effective in treating postsurgical and neuropathic pain, even accelerating recovery from nerve injury

Many sailors have observed the curious effect known as the corposant, where nails and other pointed objects glow with a ghastly light in the electrified atmosphere of a thunderstorm

Jones and others were part of the group which produced some rather alarming charcoal renditions of the naked figure

All the more amazing considering the 1987 publication of The Story of Cigarette Cards

While some may be well-versed in the skill of rolling, others might be new to the concept

Chewing coca leaves was and is still used by indigenous workers in cold, harsh conditions and for the alleviation of fatigue, hunger, and thirst