The Australian funnel-web spiders are one of the most deadly spiders in the world• What are they and...

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The Australian funnel-web spiders are one of the most deadly spiders in the world• What are they and where do you find them?• What sort of toxins do they produce and how do they work?• What can you do if you get bitten?
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Australian funnel-web spiders:
(Source-Worldpress.com)
Features and Habitat:
These type of spiders are from the family Atracidae. They are actually a family of mygalomorph spiders. These spiders are native to Australia and their bite is deadly in nature and also resulted in many casualties earlier but the presence of antivenom these days have reduced the fatalities of late. These spiders have many venomous glands which are found in their chelicerae. The fangs of these spiders are large and strong enough to penetrate finger nails and the shoes of the people. There are close to 35 varieties of this category and mostly six of them are deadly out of which these two are the most critical ones in terms of their venomous bites namely northern and southern tree web spider. 
The Australian funnel web spiders are majorly found in the east coast of the country and also in Victoria, Tasmania Queensland and southern Australia. Western Australia and the northern territory do not have any species of these spiders.

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