👉 Venomization is a biological process by which an organism's immune system detects and eliminates harmful substances, such as toxins or pathogens. It occurs when the body's response to these substances is activated and produces antibodies that bind to these substances, leading to the destruction of the substance. In the context of venom production in animals, venomization refers to the process through which a venomous animal releases its venom into an unsuspecting host, typically a victim of such an injury. This venom acts as a defensive
