KHON2 They are some of the most beautiful shells in Hawaiian waters, but don't be fooled by their radiant colors. “When you get stung by some of these species you have a 90 percent chance of dying,” University of Hawaii assistant professor Jon-Paul Bingham said.
gulfnews.com Not to put too fine a point on it, but for the sake of saving a few dirhams, people are dying. In the past three years alone, 11 people have died and 26 more hospitalised with life-threatening illnesses as a result of inhaling fumes from pesticide use ...
