Teen Dies After Online Stunt Gone Wrong — Experts Issue Alarming Warning

Investigators are still examining whether toxins from the butterfly mixture contributed to organ failure. Specialists caution that the biology of certain insects is poorly understood, and injecting unknown substances carries life-threatening risks. An autopsy is underway to determine the exact cause. Officials hope it will shed more light on the tragedy and help prevent future cases.

Davi’s death is part of a growing wave of dangerous online stunts among teens. In another case, a Brazilian influencer nearly lost her toes after participating in the “ice and salt challenge.” Health professionals and parents are now pleading with youth to avoid risky dares for online attention. They warn that no viral moment is worth a life.

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