Yes, there are funnelweb spiders in South Africa, but that being said, they live all over the world. The family Hexathelidae contains the more venomous versions of the funnelweb, in particular the Sydney Funnelweb Spider, which has been considered as the worlds most dangerous spider. The Hexathelidae spiders are also found in North and Central Africa, but are not as dangerous as the ones in Australia. The other family of funnelwebs, the Araneomorphs, are mainly harmless, except for the Hobo Spider, which is found in North America.
Boomslang (or "tree snake") are mainly tree dwelling and are found mainly in southern Africa
South Africa or other southern countries around that area.
Snook or snoek is a name for several species of fish which live in the southern ocean off the coast of South Africa.
No. Cobras are not native to Africa. They live in India, Southeast Asia and southern East Asia.
Rwanda,It looks like a nice place.At least I hope @amanda@
they live in southern Africa
poissonouse spiders mostly live in southern places.
Aardvarks live in central and southern Africa.
Camel spiders live in Africa and Russia but they also are very common in India. :)
Crab Spiders live throughout North America and southern Canada
NO! They live in Asia, Africa, and Australia.
They're Gazelles. They live in Southern Africa.
They live in the savannas of Southern Africa.
These spiders are found mostly in the southern hemisphere and in the southernmost parts of North Americ.
Southern Africa
They live around in Southern Africa.
Aardwolves live in southern and far eastern Africa. South Africa