The toxic plant resembles a parsnip and is also known as "dead man's fingers". The sightings in Scotland come after sightings on beaches at Drigg and Parton in Cumbria. The Millom Coastguard Rescue ...

Police have issued a warning after a poisonous plant washed up on shore in Scotland. Hemlock root, also known as Dead Man's Fingers, has washed up on beaches in Argyll and Bute and recently in Cumbria ...

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Residents around Cumbria's coastline have been warned by coastguard to be vigilant around beaches after sightings of a highly poisonous plant.Hemlock water dropwort - also known as Dead Man's Fingers ...

Police have issued a warning after a potentially lethal plant root was found washed up on Scottish shores. Officers from Police Scotland have said hemlock water dropwort roots, also known as "dead man ...

A potentially lethal plant root has been found after washing up on UK beaches - prompting a major warning from the coastguard. Hemlock water dropwort - also known as Dead Man's Fingers - was found ...

Poisonous plant Hemlock water dropwort has been spotted washed up on the coast of Cumbria (Picture: SWNS) A plant with lethal poison in its roots has washed up on British shores. Hemlock water ...

A plant that can kill humans within hours has washed up on a UK beach, prompting a coastguard to warn 'please do not touch' it. Hemlock water dropwort - also known as Dead Man's Fingers - was spotted ...

A potentially lethal plant root has been found on beaches, prompting a warning from the coastguard. Millom Coastguard said hemlock water dropwort roots, also known as "dead man's fingers", had washed ...

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