The Sydney
funnel-web spider is probably the most deadly spider
in the world. They have large fangs and venom sacs.
Males are smaller than the females, usually slimmer
and with longer legs. The funnel-web spiders have shiny,
solidly built limbs. They have a row of teeth along
the fang groove and another row on their paired claws.
While the female usually stays in one spot, males tend
to roam in search of a mate.
