DEADLIEST SPIDER BITE!

The video explores the dangers of Australian wildlife, focusing on the Sydney funnel web spider. The host, Coyote Peterson, captures a funnel web spider near Sydney, highlighting its lethal venom and elusive nature. He explains how to identify the spider and the precautions needed when handling it. The video also discusses the effects of the spider's venom and the importance of the Australian Reptile Park's venom extraction program. The captured spider may contribute to life-saving anti-venom production.

What makes Australia one of the most dangerous continents?

• Its large population of venomous reptiles and spiders

• Extreme weather conditions

• Frequent natural disasters

• High crime rates

What is the primary reason the Sydney funnel web spider is considered deadly?

• Its ability to jump long distances

• Its highly toxic venom

• Its speed

• Its large size

How can you identify a funnel web spider?

• By its hairy legs

• By its bald cephalothorax

• By its colorful abdomen

• By its ability to spin webs in trees

What should you do if bitten by a funnel web spider?

• Apply ice to the bite area

• Take an antihistamine

• Wash the bite with soap and water

• Apply compression to the entire limb

Why is the Australian Reptile Park significant in the context of funnel web spiders?

• It conducts research on spider behavior

• It is the only place where these spiders are found

• It extracts venom to create antivenom

• It is a tourist attraction for spider enthusiasts