They large eyes are considered milky when they have reached a high amount of deadpepper toxins.
Don't touch their eyes. They're large, and glimmer with a pale iridescent shine. But. Don't touch them. They come with a nasty bite if your finger gets close enough.
If the rattel that's in front of you has a milky glaze in its eyes, it's full of a toxin that, when it bites you, and it will, leaves a lingering burn that itches and blues for two to three days. Stay clear of their nests, and avoid them in the wild.
Many consider the eyes of
Grintongue Rattel's eyes to be a warning to how dangerous the little monsters will be. Many a fable ends with the same lesson: Avoid the Milky glaze, always brings you pain.
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