How does Australia save the most deadly animals

Emma Teni with a pair of bright pink twists in his hand, a large and leggy spider wrapped in a small plastic bowl.

“He jokes the spider goalkeeper as he grew up on his back legs. This is what he tries to achieve completely – the poison uses a small pipette.

Emma works from a small office known as a spider’s milkroom. It gives milk on a typical day – or this Sydney funnel-web spiders from 80 to 80 poison.

Three of the four walls have a ceiling shelves from the floor full of araknides, and the black curtain was pulled to calm them.

The rest wall is actually a window. Thanks to this, as well as a small child, as well as working, as well as amazing, but also terrified. When you know, they know that the palm-sized spider can kill in a few minutes.

“Sydney Hunnel-cities are a world’s most deadly spider in the world,” Emma says.

Australia is famous for deadly animals – and this room in the Australian Creeph Park plays a critical part of a government that saves life on a continent who wants to save life on a continent.

Sydney Funny-Web Fastest registered death was a child in 13 minutes, about 76 minutes, and the first aid gives you a chance to live better.

Thus, since the beginning of 1981, it is so successful in the Australian reptile park that has not been killed by anyone.

The scheme also trusts the public members who hold both spiders or collecting egg bags.

A van is plastered with a huge crocodile label, each week, MS Teni’s team manages the most famous city of Australia, taking the handover in the open points as local veterinary practices.

There are two reasons why these spiders are so dangerous, it is very strong, but they live in the densely populated area, which are only found in people.

Handyman Charlie Simpson is such a person. A few months ago, he moved to his first house with his girlfriend and the sharp gardener had two Sydney funnel. The second spider took to the vet, where he chose Ten of Ten.

“I had gloves at that time, but I had to draw skin gloves because their fanges are so big and stronger,” he said.

“I (just thought), I was better to catch it, because it is designed to get back to be milked because it is so critical.”

“It’s afraid of spiders,” jokes.

As the MS Teni uploaded an Aracnid, which surrendered to him in a Vegemite Jar, he stressed that he did not think that his team would seek the spiders of Australians and “threaten”.

On the contrary, they ask someone to come to one, seize it safely than to kill him.

“This is a voice-intuitive, saying that the world is the most deadly spider (asking the public) and bringing it to us.

“Charlie, who is there, … will save someone’s life effectively.”

All the spiders returned to the Australian creepy park where the team was gathered, sexually and kept.

Any women who fall into account for a breeding program that helps add the number of spiders donated by the people.

Meanwhile, men, who are poisonous to six to seven times more poisonous than women, are used for Antivom program and are used in both weeks and explain emma.

Pipet used by the poison to remove Fangs, every spider is very important to collect many poison to collect as many poison as possible for providing only small quantities.

If a few drops are enough to kill, scientists must milk enough milk to fill up to 200 antennents of these spiders.

In training, the sea biologist, Emma will never spent his days of milky spiders. In fact, he began working with seals.

But now it would not want another way. Emma, ​​Arachnid loves everything and is under various nicknames – spider daughter, spider daughter, even “weird”, even “weird”, even “weird”, even “weird”.

Friends, family and neighbors trust him for the knowledge of Australia’s creepy reptiles.

“Some girls come home to flowers at the doors,” the jokes emma. “It’s not uncommon to come home to a bowl in a bowl for me.”

The spiders represent a small part of the Australian creepy park. Since the 1950s, the government has also been provided with snake venom.

According to the World Health Organization, 140,000 people die of snake bites each year and most of the many are disabled.

Although in Australia, these numbers are lower: between one and four people each year, thanks to the successful Andenom program.

A king brings the brown snake, warehouse dressing, Billy Colett, the park’s operating manager, the table in front of him.

It protects his head with his bare hands and puts the jaws on a glass that sticks from a glass that glues it.

“They are very countless to bite, but you see that they go once, just see Fangs,” said Mr. Collett, as drops to the bottom of the yellow poison droplets.

“This is enough to kill our people five times in the room – perhaps more.”

Then he went to a more comforting ton: “They don’t look for people to bite. We are too big for food; they don’t want to lose their poison. Just want them to get alone.”

“To bite by a poisonous snake, you should really get angry, it should be provoked,” he said he often takes bite while trying to kill one of the reptiles.

Raw Venom Mr. Collettin has a refrigerator in the corner of the room where the collection is placed. The “Death Addit” is full of vials labeled “Taipan”, “Tiger Snake” and “Eastern Brown”.

The last one of the world’s second most toxic snake is the most poisonous snake that bites you here in Australia.

This poison is frozen and a laboratory in Melbourne is sent to a laboratory where an antidote that can last until 18 months.

The first step is to produce things known as a hyper immunity plasma. In the case of snakes, toxic doses are thrown into horses, because there are bigger animals with a strong immune system.

Sydney Hunnel-Web spiders enters the poisonous rabbits to toxins. Animals are hit with increased doses to build antibodies. In some cases, a single step can take almost a year.

The super-loaded plasma of the animal is removed from the blood, and then the antibodies are isolated from the plasma before being ready to be applied.

CSL Segirus is 7000 vials in Seqirus – Snakes, spiders, styles and cans are valid for 36 months, including jellyfish angels. Then the problem is to ensure that everyone in need is to supply.

Dr. Jules Bayliss, who said, “It is a great job,” said Dr. Jules Bayliss, who led the Antiveom Development Group in CSL Segirus.

“First and foremost, we want to see them in large villages and distant areas so that these creatures are likely to be in.”

The vials are distributed depending on the species in each area. For example, Taipans are in the northern regions of Australia, so there is no need for the Anvenom in Tasmania.

Antiveom, at the same time, some of the most remote communities in the nation, as well as the risk of Australian fleet and sea snake bites, are also given to the royal flying doctors who are cargo ships for seafood.

Papua New Guinea gets 600 vials per year. The country has once joined Australia and shared a lot of the same snakes, so the Australian government, if you want, gives Antiveom for free – snake diplomacy Andenom.

“Be honest, we probably have the most influence of Papua New Guinea, most of the Australia, the number of snake bites and deaths,” said CSL Segirus, Chris Larkin. To date, they believe that they have saved 2000.

In the park, Mr. Collett jokes about the “danger noodle” nickname given to their Serpentine counterparts – many visitors are joking about the classic Australian sign of something that has nightmares.

Mr. Colett, Obviously: These animals should not take people away from the visit.

“Snakes don’t watch only on the streets attacking the streets – it doesn’t work like it,” said jokes.

“If you will bite by a snake, Australia’s best place – the best Andenom. It’s free. The treatment is unreal.”