> The reason there's no anti-venom (and why there basically CAN'T be one ever) is because cone snail venom is like a fingerprint. > Each is unique to the snail it came from. > Cone snails have the ability to literally customize their venom's effects by mixing different levels of over a dozen different toxins that all interact differently and can even react with each other to become new toxins. > This is done seemingly at the snails own will, meaning that an anti-venom that works for one snail, won't save you from another even if they're only a few meters apart.