In "Venoms: Venomous Animals and Antivenomous Serum-therapeutics," A. Calmette presents a comprehensive exploration of the fascinating yet perilous world of venomous creatures. This meticulously researched work delves into the biochemical properties of venoms, detailing the mechanisms by which these substances incapacitate prey and pose threats to humans. Utilizing a blend of scientific rigor and accessible language, Calmette situates venoms within a broader context of evolutionary biology and pharmacology, highlighting the critical role of antivenom serum-therapeutics in mitigating envenomation effects and saving lives. A. Calmette, a noted biochemist and toxicologist, draws from a rich background in studying venomous species and their applications in medicine. His expertise stems from years spent conducting research in toxicology, where he witnessed firsthand the profound impact of venom on human health. This personal and professional journey informs the book, creating a narrative that not only educates but also advocates for increased awareness and research into both venoms and their therapeutic potentials. "Venoms" is an essential read for anyone interested in the interdisciplinary intersections of biology, medicine, and environmental science. It equips readers with a deep understanding of the complexities surrounding venomous animals and paves the way for future innovations in antivenom development. Calmette's work is not merely an academic text; it is a call to recognize the potential within these dangerous substances.