Only good thing about the Sydney funnel web is that they can’t climb up walls etc like other spiders. So at least you don’t have to worry about them falling on your head like the huntsman spiders like to do here in Sydney
You do, however, have to worry about the 2 arborial species of Australian Funnel Webs though... The Northern and Southern Tree Dwelling Funnel Webs (Hadronyche cerberea - Southern and Hadronyche formidibilis - Northern) as it's now considered that these are more toxic than the Sydney Funnel Web and both tend to envenomate with a lot more bites than the SFW.
Last death by a brown recluse bite was in 2004. Black widows still average 6 deaths a year today. Neurotoxin is was more dangerous than a hemotoxin. The real scary thing about a brown recluse is its hemotoxin causes necrosis, so you could have a large hole, bacteria can get in, gangrene but all of that can be treated with antibiotics. For a black widow, it's anitvenom, or test it out, and like the video, we are talking paraplegic or death. But I did hear of a guy take a widow bite and suffered the effects. Took like 32 hours before it was over. I don't think I would take that risk.
@@danielsilva-ds2u not saying that they do not encounter more people and wind up biting them and an adverse reaction occurs. I am comparing pound for pound the damage the venom does itself. Brown widows are not as inclined to encounter people as a black widow. So they might not send as many people to the hospital as a result of that. But they have stronger venom than the black ones. The black ones just hang out closer to people than the brown ones. That is why they bite people more often than the brown widows.
@cambuxton6835 you said brown recluse not brown widow. Brown recluse venom is a hemotoxin and is by far less potent than the neurotoxin of a black widow. So do you mean brown recluse or brown widow? Because they are a totally different genus of spider species. But yeah the BROWN WIDOW does have a more potent venom than a BLACK WIDOW. But both of them have more potent venom than a BROWN RECLUSE. You can edit your original comment from brown recluse to brown widow, but to let you know, I replied because you said brown recluse not brown widow and they are not the same.
@@danielsilva-ds2u sorry my bad. But brown recluse venom is a lot worse than black widow venom. Brown recluse are a bit more shy around people than a black widow. Hence their name. But they do wander away from their webs in search of food. That is where they generally wind up biting people. A black widow will sometimes wander around and run into people too. But if there is a female with eggs she will stay at the web with her eggs. But while the black widow will cause breathing problems if you are allergic, a recluse’s venom will always cause necrosis if it remains untreated. Pound for pound the venom of a recluse is worse.
@cambuxton6835 with all due respect, you are completely wrong. In the United States, the brown recluse bite is the most common spider bite treated at a hospital. Second is the black widow. That means more people on average are bitten by brown recluse than a black widow. Second there hasn't been a single fatality in the United States from a brown recluse bite since 2004, but 4-8 ( so let's average 6) people die every year in the US from black widow bites. I wonder if more people go to the hospital for recluse bites, but less die and less people go to the hospital for widow bites, but more die each year who has the more toxic venom? Which leads me to make point 3. It is already proven that the black widows venom is more than twice as toxic/potent than a brown recluse. Sorry bud, but whether you want to look at the venom pound for pound, or look at the survival rate after being bitten, the black widow is far deadlier than the brown recluse. Just listen to the venom comparison in the video. The black widows venom is more potent than a rattlesnake which is the most venomous snake in the US. More survive the widow bite simply because it shoots microliters worth of venom while a rattlesnake injects milliliters worth. That is a notation of the third power or let's just say 1000 times more. The scariest thing about the recluse is the hemotoxin. The bite is not very painful and it may take days before you notice the necrosis and by that time the venom has dissipated far enough in the surrounding areas that a good iPhone size chunk of tissue is going to need to be removed. The black widows neurotoxin venom can be experienced within less than an hour. You can catch it quick and take your butt to the hospital but keep in mind, about 6 people a year still die from a black widow bite. Where as, you could go a week with a recluse bite and by the time you go to the hospital, you at most will need amputation of the limb or skin grafts and antibiotics. That should be enough to tell you how much more potent a black widow bite is vs a brown recluse. Your body can tank a brown recluse bite and the doctor is gonna give you antibiotics to prevent infection from the crater the recluse bite caused. A black widows bite requires ANTIVENOM to prevent death or at the very least paraplegic. But like I said I have heard stories of healthy adults tanking a black widow bite too. But I would not recommend it.
I've been bitten by a Brown Recluse. That was 10 years ago. I'm still alive. A hole bigger than the size of a quarter developed where I was bitten, and it took a long time to heal even with medical treatment, but the other effects like vomiting nausea and pain only lasted a few days. I definitely wouldn't recommend messing with these spiders.
What about brazilian wandering Spider , this Spider holds world record for the most dangerous and deadly venom 2 times more than australian funnel spider
Correct wandering spider has a more deadly venom but I think he ranked this list the way he did is, wandering spider only 33% of the time will inject venom in a human they normally dry bite no venom being injected as where as the funnel web always injects venom which has more deaths overall to its name. But wandering spider is undisputed deadliest spider in the world
Yeah I agree, the Brazilian wandering spider ml to ml, has a much more toxic venom, but like someone mentioned, they dry bite alot and therefore less deaths to their name. I have heard they give some strong boners. It might become the poor man's viagra. 2/3 of the time you get a good wood and have a great night, 1/3 of the time you're dead meat.
The Sydney funnel web spider holds the world record of being most venomous, Brazilian used to hold it. Sydney funnel web venom is said to be twice as potent as cyanide. He was wrong though when he said male is 30 times more potent than female, male is 6 times more potent than female not 30
@@KSP321 incorrect. Out of 4000 documented bites from the BWS, less than 200 showed signs of severe envenomation which equates to 0.2%. The Sydney Funnel Web only tends to envenomate in 4 out of 10 bites, so around 20%
Chilean tiger spider, also well known as "long-legged spider", it has achieved fame by being the only natural predator of the #5 "Chilean recluse spider"
He's saying about how toxic and painful each spider venom is, then you see people let the spiders walk on their hands an up their arms. No thank you! I honestly thought the BWS was the most venomous, but that came in at number 2. Because of this spider, I would never buy bananas in the plastic wrapping. I only buy loose bananas.
The Funnelweb, atrax Robustus , and the atrax Formidableus , have a toxin exclusive to these two , both just as deadly , they are awesome , but cranky , and can bite through a thick toe nail . Luv on- yah , no it not ugly , it's the most beautiful spider . .
I've been bitten several times by both a black widow and a brown recluse. What happens is totally dependent on someone's allergic reaction to the venom. Some have a hard time and most do not. The recluse took about a month to heal both times with no problem and the black widow both times even less. There was no real pain at all because I'm tolerant to bites and stings.
Wow all type of red back spider living here in Jamaica almost every cabbage root has a red back living there in my farm am use to them.hate them though
@justinphillips4223 yeah I guess they are factoring body count which is related to how invasive the species is to our habitat, or maybe vice versa because they came first. But yeah their venom potency should put them at 6 or 5 but the frequency of bites nails them at 10. It made me a little upset that the Brazilian wandering spider made 2 when it's venom beats out the Sydney funnel web, but I guess I get the idea that the wandering spider isn't trying to make a home in your home. The sfw is more willing to.
It’s well known that false widows of all species are not that bad and you only usually get pain for up to two days on the worst species and you don’t get necrosis either
And the tamest ones are in the United States. You have a much better chance of surviving and American brown recluse ( it's damn near 100%) than surviving a bite from its cousins ( it's still about 80-90% but you have to factor Americans easier accessibility to medicine, even if it is costly. I'd rather be in debt for 20 years and live 60 more years than be dead).
The western "widow" is the same as a "black widow." Theres a southern and western version of these spiders, and no human has died from a black widow bite since the early 1980s.
This is the time of year, a month or so before Christmas up to news years or so. The time of year before what passes for winter sets in. These big crawlies begin showing up everywhere. We call them brick or stomp spiders. You drop a brick on em or stomp down with your Timberlands and turn em to a grayish white mush. I guess they're looking to mate or something. Smash em now, breathe easier later.
a spider most definitely can kill an adult human. The difference between Snakes and Spiders is the amount of venom they can inject. Spiders most of the time have way more toxic venom than snakes but can inject a lot. Example, the black widow's venom is 15x stronger than a rattlesnakes but rattlesnakes still kill more people per bite because of the length of their fangs and the amount they inject. if any of the spiders on this list gets its venom into your bloodstream, you are going to die.
You sure ? My sister was bitten by a male which are less venomous, also didn't have time to properly strike her and give her a big dose of venom....She was sick for months.
There are no venomous spiders that we can say "hey, this is the most venomous in the world" because there are many species to be studied, like the australian mouse spider (Missulena Bradley), bites by these spiders are rare, they are not defensive spiders like the Sydney funnel-web, and they are known to bite without injecting venom, there are other species of funnel web spiders that belong to the genus "Hadronyche" that might be more venomous than Sydney Funnel-Web too, especially Hadronyche formidabilis. There are also nine species of Phoneutria, but only Phoneutria nigriventer is well studied, not much is known about the venom of other Phoneutria species, P. Nigriventer is considered more venomous than funnel web spiders, because of a toxic fraction called "PhTx-2" which is extremely dangerous for humans and other primates, some estimate that 1 mg or more like 3.5 mg is enough to kill a human. South American recluse spiders (Loxosceles laeta, intermedia, gaucho and similis, to be more specific) and african sand spiders (Hexophthalma) are probably the most venomous spiders in the world, because of very small amounts of venom, small fangs, and the fact that, they are responsible for more severe bites and deaths than any other spider in the continent, they produce just a few microliters of venom, they inject about only 0.5 to 1.0 microliters, In Chile, they were responsible for a severe systemic envenomation rate of 18.8%, and a death rate of 19.1%. In Peru, the death rate was 18% for those over 13 years old, and 50% for those under 13 years old, in Brazil, from 2017 to 2021 they were responsible for 37 deaths, more than the Funnel Web and the Wandering Spider combined (Wandering spider killed 11 from 2017 to 2021), in fact, they are the only spiders with a mortality rate comparable to that of a scorpion, and according to (I forgot the woman's name), according to her, the amount of venom injected is so small that it is difficult to see with the naked eye. She said that If these spiders were able to produce and inject venom like a snake, their bites would be always fatal, which is true, because even injecting few microliters, they have a mortality rate higher than funnel web spiders, and the only comparable to that of a scorpion, can a funnel web spider cause severe systemic symptoms or death injecting just a few microliters? No. It is like a boomslang, based on the very low venom quantities produced by the boomslang (D. typus), and the very serious effects found in a good part of the reported cases, the lethal dosage for a man would be only 2 to 3 mg, and because of this, some believe that the boomslang might be the most venomous snake in Africa. I'm sorry for my bad english, I'm still learning.
Only good thing about the Sydney funnel web is that they can’t climb up walls etc like other spiders. So at least you don’t have to worry about them falling on your head like the huntsman spiders like to do here in Sydney
Eeesh.😅 Makes me glad I live in Florida with our fire ants, snakes, and hurricanes.😂
thank fuck i live in england mate,our australian brothers are crazy
You do, however, have to worry about the 2 arborial species of Australian Funnel Webs though... The Northern and Southern Tree Dwelling Funnel Webs (Hadronyche cerberea - Southern and Hadronyche formidibilis - Northern) as it's now considered that these are more toxic than the Sydney Funnel Web and both tend to envenomate with a lot more bites than the SFW.
@@ChibiProwlso you don’t mind the black widow, brown widow and red widow spiders all thrive in Florida….
Nice vid
He didn’t forget any of the painful spiders I know of
I love spiders
This is crazy😱
Yeah bro
I found number three, the black widow spider I’m really glad I did not pick it up!🕷
Black widows can be dangerous yes. But the brown recluse’s venom is far more deadly than they are.
Last death by a brown recluse bite was in 2004. Black widows still average 6 deaths a year today. Neurotoxin is was more dangerous than a hemotoxin. The real scary thing about a brown recluse is its hemotoxin causes necrosis, so you could have a large hole, bacteria can get in, gangrene but all of that can be treated with antibiotics. For a black widow, it's anitvenom, or test it out, and like the video, we are talking paraplegic or death. But I did hear of a guy take a widow bite and suffered the effects. Took like 32 hours before it was over. I don't think I would take that risk.
@@danielsilva-ds2u not saying that they do not encounter more people and wind up biting them and an adverse reaction occurs. I am comparing pound for pound the damage the venom does itself. Brown widows are not as inclined to encounter people as a black widow. So they might not send as many people to the hospital as a result of that. But they have stronger venom than the black ones. The black ones just hang out closer to people than the brown ones. That is why they bite people more often than the brown widows.
@cambuxton6835 you said brown recluse not brown widow. Brown recluse venom is a hemotoxin and is by far less potent than the neurotoxin of a black widow. So do you mean brown recluse or brown widow? Because they are a totally different genus of spider species. But yeah the BROWN WIDOW does have a more potent venom than a BLACK WIDOW. But both of them have more potent venom than a BROWN RECLUSE.
You can edit your original comment from brown recluse to brown widow, but to let you know, I replied because you said brown recluse not brown widow and they are not the same.
@@danielsilva-ds2u sorry my bad. But brown recluse venom is a lot worse than black widow venom. Brown recluse are a bit more shy around people than a black widow. Hence their name. But they do wander away from their webs in search of food. That is where they generally wind up biting people. A black widow will sometimes wander around and run into people too. But if there is a female with eggs she will stay at the web with her eggs. But while the black widow will cause breathing problems if you are allergic, a recluse’s venom will always cause necrosis if it remains untreated. Pound for pound the venom of a recluse is worse.
@cambuxton6835 with all due respect, you are completely wrong. In the United States, the brown recluse bite is the most common spider bite treated at a hospital. Second is the black widow. That means more people on average are bitten by brown recluse than a black widow.
Second there hasn't been a single fatality in the United States from a brown recluse bite since 2004, but 4-8 ( so let's average 6) people die every year in the US from black widow bites. I wonder if more people go to the hospital for recluse bites, but less die and less people go to the hospital for widow bites, but more die each year who has the more toxic venom?
Which leads me to make point 3. It is already proven that the black widows venom is more than twice as toxic/potent than a brown recluse.
Sorry bud, but whether you want to look at the venom pound for pound, or look at the survival rate after being bitten, the black widow is far deadlier than the brown recluse.
Just listen to the venom comparison in the video. The black widows venom is more potent than a rattlesnake which is the most venomous snake in the US. More survive the widow bite simply because it shoots microliters worth of venom while a rattlesnake injects milliliters worth. That is a notation of the third power or let's just say 1000 times more.
The scariest thing about the recluse is the hemotoxin. The bite is not very painful and it may take days before you notice the necrosis and by that time the venom has dissipated far enough in the surrounding areas that a good iPhone size chunk of tissue is going to need to be removed.
The black widows neurotoxin venom can be experienced within less than an hour. You can catch it quick and take your butt to the hospital but keep in mind, about 6 people a year still die from a black widow bite. Where as, you could go a week with a recluse bite and by the time you go to the hospital, you at most will need amputation of the limb or skin grafts and antibiotics.
That should be enough to tell you how much more potent a black widow bite is vs a brown recluse. Your body can tank a brown recluse bite and the doctor is gonna give you antibiotics to prevent infection from the crater the recluse bite caused.
A black widows bite requires ANTIVENOM to prevent death or at the very least paraplegic. But like I said I have heard stories of healthy adults tanking a black widow bite too. But I would not recommend it.
I've been bitten by a Brown Recluse. That was 10 years ago. I'm still alive. A hole bigger than the size of a quarter developed where I was bitten, and it took a long time to heal even with medical treatment, but the other effects like vomiting nausea and pain only lasted a few days. I definitely wouldn't recommend messing with these spiders.
What about brazilian wandering Spider , this Spider holds world record for the most dangerous and deadly venom 2 times more than australian funnel spider
its on second place
Correct wandering spider has a more deadly venom but I think he ranked this list the way he did is, wandering spider only 33% of the time will inject venom in a human they normally dry bite no venom being injected as where as the funnel web always injects venom which has more deaths overall to its name. But wandering spider is undisputed deadliest spider in the world
Yeah I agree, the Brazilian wandering spider ml to ml, has a much more toxic venom, but like someone mentioned, they dry bite alot and therefore less deaths to their name. I have heard they give some strong boners.
It might become the poor man's viagra. 2/3 of the time you get a good wood and have a great night, 1/3 of the time you're dead meat.
The Sydney funnel web spider holds the world record of being most venomous, Brazilian used to hold it. Sydney funnel web venom is said to be twice as potent as cyanide. He was wrong though when he said male is 30 times more potent than female, male is 6 times more potent than female not 30
@@KSP321 incorrect. Out of 4000 documented bites from the BWS, less than 200 showed signs of severe envenomation which equates to 0.2%. The Sydney Funnel Web only tends to envenomate in 4 out of 10 bites, so around 20%
I am so scared of spiders 🕷 they give me the hibee jibee's. and im even scared of all the spiders in the hole world
Chilean tiger spider, also well known as "long-legged spider", it has achieved fame by being the only natural predator of the #5 "Chilean recluse spider"
He's saying about how toxic and painful each spider venom is, then you see people let the spiders walk on their hands an up their arms. No thank you!
I honestly thought the BWS was the most venomous, but that came in at number 2. Because of this spider, I would never buy bananas in the plastic wrapping. I only buy loose bananas.
dude, I'm from brazil and never saw one in the bananas I buy here in local stores. A total unecessary fear you have
BWS is the most dangerous spider in the world, because it's very aggressive and common in houses. but the venom from Sydney Funnel Web is stronger
This is like my 20th spider/insect video , so yeah I'm feeling kinda like a heart attack is coming on lol.
The Funnelweb, atrax Robustus , and the atrax Formidableus , have a toxin exclusive to these two , both just as deadly , they are awesome , but cranky , and can bite through a thick toe nail . Luv on- yah , no it not ugly , it's the most beautiful spider .
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I've been bitten several times by both a black widow and a brown recluse. What happens is totally dependent on someone's allergic reaction to the venom. Some have a hard time and most do not. The recluse took about a month to heal both times with no problem and the black widow both times even less. There was no real pain at all because I'm tolerant to bites and stings.
😱 omg
OMG IM SO SCARED
A bit of a shock video. All right, 50% of kids bitten by the Chilean recluse do die. Excellent video for those who don’t have enough to fear.
New fear has been unlocked and it's fully operational 😭
We have the Brown Recluse Spider and The Sand Spider here in Jamaica, I actually killed a few of them here at my house…and oh Black Widow too
helo
When i look at Spiders they give me scopophobia
Omg IM SCARED OF THE ONE AFTER BROWN RECLUSE
I got a feeling this video is bullshit ,if you mean the false widow I don’t think it’s very venomous
The false widow isn’t deadly it can’t kill you
Correct list
Half if these spiders aren’t dangerous and the false widow is as deadly as most small garden spiders
Wow all type of red back spider living here in Jamaica almost every cabbage root has a red back living there in my farm am use to them.hate them though
Watching this in bed was a bad idea
I have been bitten by a cobra snake and i almost died the doctor Said i had like 1day to live until i prayed and a miracle happend and i lived
Welp i wanna be spiderman
6 eyed sand spider is number 10 and the brown recluse is number 7?
Seriously?
Six eye is definitely more deadly. Six eye sand spider is the cousin to the brown recluse and all recluse spiders fun fact
@justinphillips4223 yeah I guess they are factoring body count which is related to how invasive the species is to our habitat, or maybe vice versa because they came first.
But yeah their venom potency should put them at 6 or 5 but the frequency of bites nails them at 10. It made me a little upset that the Brazilian wandering spider made 2 when it's venom beats out the Sydney funnel web, but I guess I get the idea that the wandering spider isn't trying to make a home in your home. The sfw is more willing to.
Six eyed sand spider has no confirmed bites….
It’s well known that false widows of all species are not that bad and you only usually get pain for up to two days on the worst species and you don’t get necrosis either
I thought if you get bitten by a red back spider will just make you really itchy in that spot
I saw a black widow
Wait , the USA isn't the only place recluse spiders live , at least one other country has recluses. God ! There you go , he just said it's in Chile.
I’m from Israel and there are here
And the tamest ones are in the United States. You have a much better chance of surviving and American brown recluse ( it's damn near 100%) than surviving a bite from its cousins ( it's still about 80-90% but you have to factor Americans easier accessibility to medicine, even if it is costly. I'd rather be in debt for 20 years and live 60 more years than be dead).
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The western "widow" is the same as a "black widow." Theres a southern and western version of these spiders, and no human has died from a black widow bite since the early 1980s.
Tip IF YOU SEE A BLACK OR WHITE SPOT IN UR BANANA DONT EAT IT A VENOMUS SPIDER INSIDE IT
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This is the time of year, a month or so before Christmas up to news years or so. The time of year before what passes for winter sets in. These big crawlies begin showing up everywhere. We call them brick or stomp spiders. You drop a brick on em or stomp down with your Timberlands and turn em to a grayish white mush. I guess they're looking to mate or something. Smash em now, breathe easier later.
I knew a lady who was sleeping outside under a bush and was bit by a recluse. Her leg looked like a mass of volcanic lava. Horrible!!!
How about top 10 largest Eagle
7:48 7:56 7:57
I squish them
Brown recluse
Is that ogr face spider?
Little bit interesting
In one day, I was going to the bathroom and I found a false widow spider 😢
Rock spiders are the most dangerous.
Latin name:Pedofilius putridus😂
Spiders cannot kill adult humans
a spider most definitely can kill an adult human. The difference between Snakes and Spiders is the amount of venom they can inject. Spiders most of the time have way more toxic venom than snakes but can inject a lot. Example, the black widow's venom is 15x stronger than a rattlesnakes but rattlesnakes still kill more people per bite because of the length of their fangs and the amount they inject. if any of the spiders on this list gets its venom into your bloodstream, you are going to die.
I've heard multiple times that the 6 eyed sand spider is the most venomous. Then here you have it at 10. Why is this?
No body has ever been bit by one….
Hi
Anyone else felt you were randomly being bitten 🫠
The black widow isn’t deadly unless you’re allergic to it
And don't think you can let it run around on your hand , it pumps anything , randy roaming looking for a mate , it's on a mission
Omg I have to worry about the brown idk spider I forgot it's name
Brown wilddows are only deadly to kids the elderly and sick of people who are alergic to it
Not more toxic then my ex 🤓☝️
Is that confirmed the western is a top 2 as far as toxicity within the genus ?
Like 3 ppl a yr die from spiders. You made it sound like they're just offing ppl 😂😂.
Albert Einstein????
"iphone sized purple bruzes" seriously.. 🙄🥴
The Sydney funnel Web is not that dangerous u cam be bit and aslomg as u keep the effected area clean nothing much worse than general pain will happen
You sure ? My sister was bitten by a male which are less venomous, also didn't have time to properly strike her and give her a big dose of venom....She was sick for months.
It could be she is allergic, you never know
I could not have a ven amor
Lots of incorrect info on this video, very weird.
Weres red widow?
Spiders are scary I’m not really scared of spiders.
HAAAAAA
YAY MY COUNTRY HAS THE MOST VENOMOUS SPIDER
We're so fucked.
There are no venomous spiders that we can say "hey, this is the most venomous in the world" because there are many species to be studied, like the australian mouse spider (Missulena Bradley), bites by these spiders are rare, they are not defensive spiders like the Sydney funnel-web, and they are known to bite without injecting venom, there are other species of funnel web spiders that belong to the genus "Hadronyche" that might be more venomous than Sydney Funnel-Web too, especially Hadronyche formidabilis.
There are also nine species of Phoneutria, but only Phoneutria nigriventer is well studied, not much is known about the venom of other Phoneutria species, P. Nigriventer is considered more venomous than funnel web spiders, because of a toxic fraction called "PhTx-2" which is extremely dangerous for humans and other primates, some estimate that 1 mg or more like 3.5 mg is enough to kill a human.
South American recluse spiders (Loxosceles laeta, intermedia, gaucho and similis, to be more specific) and african sand spiders (Hexophthalma) are probably the most venomous spiders in the world, because of very small amounts of venom, small fangs, and the fact that, they are responsible for more severe bites and deaths than any other spider in the continent, they produce just a few microliters of venom, they inject about only 0.5 to 1.0 microliters,
In Chile, they were responsible for a severe systemic envenomation rate of 18.8%, and a death rate of 19.1%. In Peru, the death rate was 18% for those over 13 years old, and 50% for those under 13 years old, in Brazil, from 2017 to 2021 they were responsible for 37 deaths, more than the Funnel Web and the Wandering Spider combined (Wandering spider killed 11 from 2017 to 2021), in fact, they are the only spiders with a mortality rate comparable to that of a scorpion, and according to (I forgot the woman's name), according to her, the amount of venom injected is so small that it is difficult to see with the naked eye. She said that If these spiders were able to produce and inject venom like a snake, their bites would be always fatal, which is true, because even injecting few microliters, they have a mortality rate higher than funnel web spiders, and the only comparable to that of a scorpion, can a funnel web spider cause severe systemic symptoms or death injecting just a few microliters? No.
It is like a boomslang, based on the very low venom quantities produced by the boomslang (D. typus), and the very serious effects found in a good part of the reported cases, the lethal dosage for a man would be only 2 to 3 mg, and because of this, some believe that the boomslang might be the most venomous snake in Africa. I'm sorry for my bad english, I'm still learning.
I do not know why, but RUclips is deleting my comments, Sorry.
Goodbye I’m going to the moon🫡
I’m not scared of spiders
Just go to Australia 😂
Huh uh
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I hate spiders !!!!
They have a bite little venom 🕷 phoneutria spider stay away no trouble wanted ☢
This is crazy😱
Little bit interesting