One victim said the sting was even worse than a snake bite. The Gympie Gympie might look innocuous with its large green leaves, but it's one of the world's most venomous plants. The plant ...

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An Australian camper has warned other travellers about a common but harmful plant. The Gympie-Gympie plant — or dendrocnide moroides — is also known as the stinging tree or stinging bush.

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The Gympie Gympie might appear harmless with its large green leaves, but it holds a reputation as one of the world’s most venomous plants. The plant is widespread in Australia, predominantly ...

Aussie campers are being urged to steer clear of a deceptively ordinary-looking plant in the bush that can “stay in your skin for years”. The Gympie Gympie might appear harmless with its large ...

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Campers have been warned to stay away from a seemingly harmless-looking plant in the bush after one Aussie explained the pain ...

Aussie campers are being urged to steer clear of a deceptively ordinary-looking plant in the bush, after one man shared his ...

Simply touching the leaves, stems or fruit of a Gympie Gympie is enough for people to get stung. The 'sting' is actually caused by tiny hairs containing toxins, and when these break off into your ...