Sydney web spiders are found in Sydney, Australia .
The following site should help you find what different grass spiders/funnel spiders look like. http://www.spiderzrule.com/grass.htm
Yes they do. I have a funnel web in my back yard at the base of our wooden fence but I have yet to see the spider. I live in central Ontario and I don't know how common it is to find funnel webs here but I've lived here my whole life, in rural and urban areas, and I've never seen one before yesterday.
It really depends of what species of black spider you wish to look for. Try following the related link to see some pictures of black spiders and choose the one you were looking for.
Google Australia under imiges
On ur computer/laptop,then go to google. And then search images of spiders and up there u find web and etc.So,click images
Spiders bites are documented in many medical books and medical websites. I would start at your library and pick up literature based on spiders and spider bites.
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i think the dangerous spider is the black widow.In a book i read it wrote that the black spider you can get really sick.There are many dangerous spiders. Do you want to know what is a dangerous spider or what is the most dangerous spider??A Black Widow is a dangerous spider so is a Red Back or a Funnel WebThe Brazilian wandering spider has a highly toxic venom along with the Australian funnel-web spiders, both these kinds are considered the most dangerous spiders in the world.
There are two very different kinds of spiders that are commonly known as "funnel-web spiders." Some members the Hexathelidae can be very dangerous, and only one member of the Agelenidae might give medically significant bites to humans.(1) Sydney Funnel-web spiders are known as highly aggressive and the second most deadly spiders in the world. They belong to the same Order as the tarantulas, and to the Family called the Hexathelidae. Within this Family, the genus Atrax and the somewhat less problematical genus Hadronyche. The Sydney Funnel-web spiders are members of Atrax. The Sydney funnel-web spiders occur only in that general part of Australia. The only Hexathelidae found in Europe are limited to Spain and Portugal.(2) In all parts of the world (with the exclusion of those with very harsh climatic conditions such as the arctic) there are members of the Family Agelenidae. Out of all of these very ubiquitous spiders there is only one species that is alleged to give bites that can be medically significant. That is the Hobo Spider (Tegenaria agrestis). There are unconfirmed reports that its bites can produce necrotic lesions. Its name, "agrestis" is a public relations disaster because it has been misunderstood to mean "aggressive" although it actually means "of the fields."The funnel-web spiders of the U.S., England, and other temperate regions are web-dwelling spiders that catch prey that happens to land on the broad expanses of their webs. The spiders lurk at the small end of the "funnel," and are rarely even seen because they stay concealed by preference and flee at the first sign of trouble. They are highly valuable members of the eco-system because they eat flies and other troublesome insects.
Someone can find amazing pictures of lake views at Lake Hillier, Australia. The beautiful lake has a pink color to it and makes for incredible pictures. Lake Hillier is about six-hundred meters long.
Actually just recently the funnel web was recorded as the worlds deadliest spider. Depends. Funnel Web spiders found in Australia can be VERY venomous but the ones found in the U.S. are relatively harmless. The first statement is false, as the Funnel-Web spider has long and is still considered to be inferior to the Brazilian Wandering spider. A Funnel-Web spider commonly can kill a human in between 40 minutes and 1 hour and 40 minutes, never less than 30 (this can vary depending on the victim's immune system level). While the Brazilian Wandering spider has been known to kill humans in 20 minutes. Funnel webs attacks can sometimes be very rare, In Australia the states that funnel webs are in are : ACT & NSW. Some doctors and nurses are still trying to find out how to cure it.