MANILA, Philippines — The National Museum of the Philippines on Tuesday reminded the public to be vigilant in exploring the country’s beaches, particularly against flower urchins which can be found in shallow waters. The National Museum issued the warning in a Facebook post as the dry season in the country approaches. READ: National Museum is now open 7 days a week According to the country’s central museum, flower urchins (scientific name: toxopneustes pileolus) are considered the “most dangerous sea urchin” by the Guinness World Records in 2014. It secretes toxins that can cause muscle paralysis, numbness and difficulty breathing that […]... Keep on reading: Beware of flower urchins in beaches, National Museum warns