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Venomous Spiders: New Species of Funnel-Web Spider Sighted in Australia
Scientists recently found an unexpected species of tree-dwelling funnel-web spiders in Australia's Booderee National Park. This suggests that the area's biodiversity needs be more thoroughly researched.
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