Hemsworth is an Atrax Christenseni funnel-web spider. While there is still much to learn about this species, the venom milked from Hemsworth is compatible with venom from other funnel-web spiders and ...

Eventually, this classification was discarded as inaccurate. However, the authors of the study discovered that Atrax montanus does exist. They also described a third, and the largest, related ...

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Atrax robustus: The classic Sydney funnel-web spider, primarily found in and around Sydney. Atrax montanus: A species native to the cooler Blue Mountains region. Atrax christenseni (Big Boy): The ...

The 12th running of the ATRAX expo in Istanbul, Turkey, has been hailed a success by its organisers. The show saw more than 18,000 visitors enter the halls over the three days of the show, with ...

It regularly receives photographic submissions of large, black spiders suspected of being Sydney funnel-web spiders (genus Atrax) or other closely related funnel-webs (Hadronyche).

Atrax has strengthened its position as a focal point in the region with a significant influx of international visitors right from the first day of the exhibition. Atrax 2025, organized by Tureks ...

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Yet, despite its notoriety, Atrax robustus wasn’t the only funnel-web out there. Meeting the three species The research team discovered a trifecta. The “true” Sydney funnel-web is still Atrax robustus ...

Atrax christenseni was named for Kane Christensen, former head of spiders at the Australian Reptile Park, who first described it in the early 2000s and gave the spiders the nickname "big boys." ...

The original Sydney funnel-web (Atrax robustus) is now confirmed to inhabit Sydney’s northern suburbs and the Central Coast, while Atrax montanus resides in the Blue Mountains to the south and west of ...