What is Sydney's spider?
Spider Sydney Web Web is a spider unique to the Sydney city areas in Australia. It is also found in other regions of Australia with damp climate and strong vegetation and was seen as far as in the UK, although it is usually not as widespread as other Australian spider species. The icing in Sydney is one type of more than 700 different spiders around the world that creates funnel -shaped belts in which prey can be captured. Of the two spiders of the funnel found in Australia, there are 40 individual species and the spider in Sydney-Web is known as atrax robustus .
There are no clear features to identify it on the funnel of the funnel in Sydney, but in general it is completely black and relatively large, similar to the small tarantula up to 3 inches (7.8 centimeters) in length. While some spiders from the funnel are lifting their homes in the tree branches, the funnel Sydney lives on the ground. Theprime range for species is at approximately 62Mil (100 kilometers) Sydney radius. A species of a species is larger than a man, although a man has longer legs and women remain in most of their lives in their burrows, which can last up to 20 years.
among the poisonous spiders of the world is the sydney-Web-Web spider is probably the most dangerous. In the summer and autumn months, males often roam in the open and autumn months and can be quite aggressive, openly confront anything that is going through their path. When he is attacked, the spider on the funnel Sydney goes on his back legs and causes sudden lunges forward to try to bite anything in the way.
Despite their deadly nature, it is rare to see atrax robustus out in wide open spaces or on a lawn covered with grass because they prefer rocky areas and areas rotting logs and bushes. Because they are attracted to water, it often causes spiders to fallIt is to swimming pools in urban areas. However, they can survive for more than a day, even if they are immersed by using air bubbles trapped in hair under their body to breathe.
Their bites are known to be deadly if they are not treated quickly with anti-venom. The bite of the Sydney funnel spider is extremely painful, and within 10 to 15 minutes of biting, there may be serious side effects such as fast heart rate or coronary arrest, difficulty breathing, vibration and vomiting. No one has died to the spider of Sydney the funnel in Australia since 1981, when the treatment against the riders has been developed, but the medical authorities still warn that someone should bite the area and try to keep it slowed down while the poison control center is immediately called. Children are particularly vulnerable to spiders and in all cases the medical care should be sought.