Deadly spiders that can kill in minutes and survive underwater are hiding out in swimming pools ...Middle East

Heavy rain in Australia has led to an influx in venomous spiders being washed into people's swimming pools. Species found include funnel-web spiders, the venom of which is so toxic it can kill a child in just 15 minutes.

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