One of the World’s Most Dangerous Spiders Could Invade Homes after Australia's Recent Rainfall

Mental Floss·Jan 23

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Recent rainfall in Australia may lead to an invasion of homes by one of the world's most dangerous spiders. The venom of this spider is also being studied for its potential to help heart attack patients, with possible applications in treatment. The spider's venom is considered deadly, but its properties may have life-saving benefits.

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