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Deathberries are bright red berries that look tasty to bears and other animals who are unaware of the danger. They are known as yew berries by humans.

Deathberries are very poisonous and the only known cure is to vomit or eat a special kind of moss that makes the the victim throw up the deathberries. The red skin and flesh of the berry is non-toxic, while the seeds are poisonous.

History

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

In The Original Series arc

Great Bear Lake

When Lusa, Toklo and Ujurak were going to the salmon river, Lusa tried to eat some deathberries by a BlackPath, not knowing they would harm her. Before she could eat the berries and meet certain death, Toklo bashed into her, hard enough to restrain her.

Spoiler warning: End of spoiler warning.

Trivia

The same berry appears in the Warriors series, also by Erin Hunter.

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+{{Bear Term
-{{Infobox
 |Box title = Deathberries
 |Image file = Yewberries.png
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-|Row 1 title = Bear term
 |Row 1 info = Deathberries
-|Row 2 title = Human term
 |Row 2 info = Yew berries
-|Row 3 title = Book Appearances
 |Row 3 info = ''[[Great Bear Lake (Book)|Great Bear Lake]]''
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-}}'''Deathberries''' are bright red berries that look tasty to bears and other animals who are unaware of the danger. They are known as yew berries by [[humans]].
+'''Deathberries''' are bright red berries that look tasty to bears and other animals who are unaware of the danger. They are known as yew berries by [[humans]].
-Deathberries are very poisonous and the only known cure is to vomit or eat a special kind of moss that makes the the victim throw up the deathberries. The red skin and flesh of the berry is non-toxic, while the seeds are poisonous. __TOC__
+Deathberries are very poisonous and the only known cure is to vomit or eat a special kind of moss that makes the the victim throw up the deathberries. The red skin and flesh of the berry is non-toxic, while the seeds are poisonous.
 ==History==
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 ===In ''[[Seekers: The Original Series|The Original Series]]'' arc===
 ====''[[Great Bear Lake (Book)|Great Bear Lake]]''====
-: When [[Lusa]], [[Toklo]] and [[Ujurak]] were going to the [[salmon]] river, Lusa tried to eat some deathberries by a [[BlackPath]], not knowing they would harm her. Before she could eat the berries and meet certain death, Toklo bashed into her, hard enough to restrain her.
+:When [[Lusa]], [[Toklo]] and [[Ujurak]] were going to the [[salmon]] river, Lusa tried to eat some deathberries by a [[BlackPath]], not knowing they would harm her. Before she could eat the berries and meet certain death, Toklo bashed into her, hard enough to restrain her.
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 ==Trivia==
 *The same [http://warriors.wikia.com/wiki/Deathberries berry] appears in the ''Warriors'' series, also by Erin Hunter.