On an adventure in Australia, Coyote and the crew come across one of the most dangerous spiders on Earth, the Sydney Funnel Web! Why does this spider have the deadliest bite? Let's find out! | Brave Wilderness

❗RARE FOOTAGE of a funnel-web spider sac opening! Thanks to a member of the public for handing in the egg sac, over 100 tiny spiderlings will join our lifesaving funnel-web spider antivenom program🕷️ With funnel-web spider season in full swing, we're urging residents of the Central Coast, Sydney and Newcastle areas to be on the lookout for funnel-web spiders and their egg sacs. Head to our website for tips on how to collect them and find your nearest drop-off location. #spider #spiderling #funn

The Sydney funnel-web spider's venom is extremely deadly 🩸 Thankfully, for the past 40 years, no known deaths have occurred by funnel-web spider due to the development of an antivenom. In NSW, the Australian Reptile Park encourages donations of these spiders to aid their venom-milking program that develops this life-saving antivenom. 📺: Australian Geographic Extraordinary Animals now streaming for free via SBS On Demand #ausgeo #funnelweb #spider #venom #antivenom #funnelwebspider | Australian

Our very own resident 🕷️Spider-Man🕷️ has broken his own record for the most venom extracted from a single funnel-web spider! Thanks to Jake, this venom will be used to create lifesaving antivenom 🤍 | Australian Reptile Park

We need funnel-web spider EGG SACS! 🕷️🕷️🕷️ With funnel-web spider breeding season starting, we need your help to collect any funnel-web spider egg sacs that you find! If you come across an egg sac in your backyard, it’s your chance to help us save lives with our funnel-web spider venom program. The Australian Reptile Park extracts raw venom from funnel-web spiders which is used to create lifesaving antivenom. By collecting funnel-web spiders and their egg sacs, you’ll help us build our collec