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Check out the Most VENOMOUS Spiders In The World! From the dangerous brown recluse to some of the largest and deadliest spiders, this top 10 list of deadly spiders on earth will amaze you! Subscribe For New Videos! http://goo.gl/UIzLeB Watch our "Most INSANE Water Slides In The World!" video here:    • Most INSANE Water Slides In The World!   Watch our "Most Insane Amusement Park Rides Only For The Bravest!" video here:    • Most Insane Amusement Park Rides Only For ...   Watch our "10 BIGGEST Underwater Creatures In The world!" video here:    • 10 BIGGEST Underwater Creatures In The world!   9. Wolf Spider The Wolf Spider is a species of arachnid that are known for being spread throughout the world. And as their name suggests, they are known to be wolf-like, especially when it comes to hunting their prey. They're very aggressive and will stalk their victim at night until they can get a good shot for a bite. 8. Black Widow Spider In the spider world, there are few that are as well-known and feared as the Black Widow Spider. But despite what many people will tell you, the venom of the Black Widow spider actually won't kill you unless various things happen, many of which can be remedied rather easily after the bite happens. Despite common belief, they actually won’t bite unless directly provoked. 7. Brazilian Wandering Spider If you reside within Central or South America there is a spider you should be aware of. It's called the Brazilian Wandering Spider, and it's one that shouldn't be trifled with. Not the least of which is because they’ve very aggressive spiders, and they don’t like humans very much. In fact, they’re one of the few spider species that can not only cause great pain to humans, but their bites can be lethal in certain concentrations, as well as be extremely painful and debilitating. 6. The Brown Widow Spider Like the name suggests, the Brown Widow Spider is related to the infamous Black Widow Spider, in fact, they are cousins. And this family of spiders have a similar kind of venom. For the Brown Widow Spider, they have a venom which is so strong that it can cause Latrodectism symptoms. 5. Yellow Sac Spider Found in the United States and Mexico, the Yellow Sac Spider is one that creates a rather unique home for itself. It'll make a silk tube and put it under rocks, on leaves, and even inside your house. What makes this spider stick out though is its venom. The poison within this spider can be necrotic, meaning that they cause the cells to die, as well as make them forget their function. 4. Brown Recluse Spider The Brown Recluse Spider honestly goes by many different names. Because of the violin-like mark on their heads they're known as "Violin Spiders" as well as "Fiddlers". But it's not their names that cause people to worry, it's their personalities. Because the Brown Recluse Spider is a type of arachnid that doesn't move fast, and prefers to house itself within certain dim areas. These "dim areas" include things like your shoes, your bed, your clothes, and more. 3. Six-Eyed Sand Spider In Africa, there is a spider known as the Six-Eyed Sand Spider, and it's one that can be an impressive size. As it has a 2-inch body and over 4-inch legs. They live in the deserts of the continent, and are related to many other species of spider that can be found all over the world, such as the Recluses. 2. The Chilean Recluse Spider The Chilean Recluse Spider can be found in South America in many countries like Chile, Peru, Brazil and more, and it's widely considered to be the most dangerous of the entire Recluse family of spiders. 1. Northern Funnel Web Spider If you wish to see a spider that is so lethal that it can kill you with a bite in minutes, then you need to look no further than the Northern Funnel Web Spider, which can be found in Queensland and New South Wales in Australia. Unidentified Sicarius, female – 02, Beliar spider, CC-BY-SA-4.0,3.0,2.5,2.0,1.0 AustralianMuseum spider specimen 19, Toby Hudson, CC-BY-SA-3.0-AU