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Australia deadly animals spiders. The top 5 deadliest spiders in Australia are the Sydney funnel-web spider the northern tree funnel-web spider the smaller southern tree funnel web spider the Redback. Yet Australia has the ones with the most deadly venom. The Sydney Funnel-Web Spider is the most dangerous and deadliest in Australia.

Interestingly Australia only has 66 venomous species whereas Mexico has 80 and Brazil has 79. While not all funnel web spiders are dangerous several are highly venomous. Antivenom is available so there were no deaths to report since 1956.

There is only one spider which is considered to be deadly and this is the Sydney Funnel Web Spider a large black web spiders to be found in the area of Syndey in the 150 km radius area of the city. Australia is home to worlds deadliest most venomous and ferocious predators Sharks spiders snakes and crocodiles top the list as the most feared animals But another animal. Only the female redbacks bite.

The box jellyfish marbled cone snail blue-ringed octopus and stonefish are in the top ten most venomous animals of the world and all live in Australia. This small spider 15 cm loves to hide in cool humid placesincluding under rocks logs or in your shoes. The Funnel Web Spider is regarded as in the top three of the worlds most deadly spiders.

The Australian funnel-web spiders are among the deadliest spiders in the world in the effect their bites have on humans and our primate relations although the bite has little effect on dogs and cats. There are many species of funnel-web spiders in Australia but only. These are the funnel-web and the redback spider but no one has died from a bite from one of these in nearly 40 years and anti-venom is available for both species.

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