By Manish Choudhary
Known for its potent neurotoxic venom and aggressive behavior.
Native to Australia, its venom is highly toxic and can be deadly to humans.
Recognized by its red hourglass marking, its venom contains a neurotoxin that can cause severe symptoms.
Similar to the black widow, its venom is less potent but still poses a risk to humans.
Another relative of the black widow, found in Australia, known for its painful and potentially dangerous bite.
Found in deserts, its venom contains a potent necrotoxin that can cause tissue damage.
Known for its necrotic venom that can lead to severe tissue damage and systemic effects.
Common in the United States, its venom can cause necrotic lesions and systemic symptoms.