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Practice Speaking: Read Aloud ID: #52478 Long Sarpa

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When some types of fish are eaten, they are said to cause hallucinogenic effects. Sarpa salpa, a kind of sea bream, is widely thought to be hallucinogenic. In 2006, two men who ate the fish reported hallucinations that lasted several days. The risk of hallucinations varies according to the season. The active agents that induce hallucinations in humans remain unknown.