Toxic Terrors

Toxic Terrors is the third group in the Weird n' Wild Creatures set. This group covers animals that are poisonous or venomous in some way, from irritating, to somewhat harmful, to lethal to humans and other animals. It has 104 cards total, with 96/104 having trading cards (counting one miscategorized trading card). This group is represented by the color pink.

Card List[]

No.	Creature	Pkt	Trading Card 1	Pkt	Trading Card 2	Pkt
1	Killer Bee	11		14	-	-
2	King Cobra	00		01	-	-
3	Portuguese Man-O-War	06		22	-	-
4	Sea Snakes	08		08	-	-
5	Blue-Ringed Octopus	03		03	-	-
6	Coral Snakes	01		12	-	-
7	Gila Monster	02		05	-	-
8	Box Jellyfish	04		06	-	-
9	Black Widow Spider	05		05	-	-
10	Fat-Tailed Scorpion	01		01		90
11	Fierce Snake	05		22	-	-
12	Saber-Toothed Ground Beetle	13		13	-	-
13	Death Stalker Scorpion	10		54	-	-
14	Poison-Dart Frogs	00		00	-	-
15	Copperhead	12		12	-	-
16	Sea Anemones	12	-	-	-	-
17	Stingrays	02		24	-	-
18	Massasauga	14		14	-	-
19	Bulldog Ant	09		09	-	-
20	Puff Adder	11		11	-	-
21	Crown of Thorns	13		17	-	-
22	Gaboon Viper	10		21	-	-
23	Lion's Mane Jellyfish	17		17	-	-
24	Ringhals	19		19	-	-
25	Fireworms	30		26	-	-
26	Rhinoceros Viper	16		16	-	-
27	Mantella Frogs	16		51	-	-
28	Elegant Grasshopper	23		43	-	-
29	Bullet Ant	26		41	-	-
30	Tiger Spider	21		22	-	-
31	Black Mamba	28		53	-	-
32	Blister Beetles	27		28	-	-
33	Mouse Spider	23		64	-	-
34	Sea Nettle	22		28	-	-
35	Cottonmouth Snake	18		74	-	-
36	Black-Necked Spitting Cobra	25		56	-	-
37	Thick-Tailed Scorpion	28		28	-	-
38	Florida Walking-Stick	17		16	-	-
39	Short-Tailed Shrew	24	-	-	-	-
40	Sydney Funnel-Web Spider	29		26	-	-
41	Western Diamondback Rattlesnake	45		45	-	-
42	Asp Viper	37		37	-	-
43	Solenodon	40		78	-	-
44	Mexican Beaded Lizard	33		33	-	-
45	Sea Krait	42		52	-	-
46	Brown Recluse Spider	35		18	-	-
47	Tiger Snake	36		36	-	-
48	Harvester Ants	32	-	-	-	-
49	White-Tailed Spider	39		57	-	-
50	Eyelash Viper	44		44	-	-
51	Bark Scorpion	33		65	-	-
52	Bush Viper	35		35	-	-
53	Sea Urchins	34		34	-	-
54	Bushmaster	41		41	-	-
55	Common Wasp	35		35	-	-
56	Cone Shell	39		55	-	-
57	Jumping Spiders	43		27	-	-
58	Australian Copperhead	31		31	-	-
59	Brown Snake	48		48	-	-
60	Pirate Spiders	46		46	-	-
61	Striped Catfish	51	-	-	-	-
62	Brazilian Wandering Spider	47		55	-	-
63	Asian Cobra	52		54	-	-
64	Fire-Bellied Toad	60		60	-	-
65	Death Adder	47		47	-	-
66	Desert Horned Viper	50		50	-	-
67	Old World Scorpion	49		49	-	-
68	Yellow Sac Spider	50		50	-	-
69	Redback Spider	53		53	-	-
70	Red-Bellied Black Snake	5		30	-	-
71	Sidewinder	52		59	-	-
72	Jumping Viper	59		59	-	-
73	Arboreal Tarantula	56		61	-	-
74	Cape Cobra	57		57	-	-
75	Slow Loris	58		58	-	-
76	Cave Spider	61		67	-	-
77	Russell's Viper	64		64	-	-
78	Emperor Newt	70		76	-	-
79	European Adder	72		72	-	-
80	Mulga	62		62	-	-
81	Green Mamba	67		67	-	-
82	Taipan	75		75	-	-
83	Cascabel	63		63	-	-
84	Queen Alexandra's Birdwing	66	-	-	-	-
85	Asian Pit Viper	74		74	-	-
86	Mangrove Snake	69	-	-	-	-
87	Boomslang	66		66	-	-
88	Saw-Scaled Viper	71		71	-	-
89	Krait	73		68	-	-
90	Fer-de-Lance	65		65	-	-
91	Fire Salamander	68		73	-	-
92	Crystal Jellyfish	90	-	-	-	-
93	Hairy Scorpion	88		88	-	-
94	Arrow-Poison Beetle	77		77	-	-
95	Eurasian Toad	87		87	-	-
96	Hooded Pitohui	86		86	-	-
97	Temple Viper	80		80	-	-
98	Egyptian Cobra	90		90	-	-
99	Water Cobra	88		88	-	-
100	Hellbender	82		82	-	-
101	Fire Coral	85		85	-	-
102	Mothercare Spider	78	-	-	-	-
103	Pufferfish	76		76	-	-
104	Helmet Jellyfish	83		83	-	-

Trivia[]

This group:
- Has the most snakes of any of the groups.
- Has the fewest featured birds of any group that has them, at one.
- Has the fewest mammals of any group that features them, at three.
Both this group and Nightmares of Nature round off the 4th group of packets by ending at card 75.
A common error in this group is the misuse of the term “poisonous” when discussing venomous animals. Poisonous creatures require ingestion to be dangerous, while venomous ones have to bite (or otherwise actively penetrate) a target to be dangerous. Some animals can be both, however.