Which consequence results when high venom enzyme saturation?

💡 Explanation

Reduced prey subjugation results from enzymatic saturation, because venom's capacity is overwhelmed during envenomation. The mechanism is competitive enzyme inhibition; therefore, prey survives the intended dosage, rather than facing immediate envenomation-induced effects like internal disintegration.

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