🕷️ FUNNEL WEB SURVIVOR VISITS REPTILE PARK 🕷️ The Australian Reptile Park had a very special guest recently – Riley! Riley was unfortunate enough to be on the receiving end of a Funnel Web spider bite, but thanks to our anti-venom program he survived. We got him out here as soon as we could to show him around and he thanked the keepers for saving his life! | Australian Reptile Park

A town in south-east Australia has found itself completely covered in spider webs after several days of heavy rain. 🕷️🕷️🕷️ More here: https://bit.ly/2UsbSRn | ITV News

The Australian Reptile Park has issued an urgent warning that the long-lasting effects of COVID-19 lockdowns are still being felt in one of Australia’s most critical life-saving programs, the Sydney funnel-web spider antivenom program. The Park is currently facing some of the lowest number of funnel-web spiders it has ever seen, placing enormous pressure on the program that supplies venom essential for the production of antivenom used across the country. #spider #funnelwebspider #venom #antiveno

Our very own resident 🕷️Spider-Man🕷️ has broken his own record for the most venom extracted from a single funnel-web spider! Thanks to Jake, this venom will be used to create lifesaving antivenom 🤍 | Australian Reptile Park

The Reptile Park needs heroes… the eight-legged kind! 🕷️ Head of Spiders, Emma, needs new funnel-web spiders for the antivenom program, to help save lives every year. Got one in your backyard? Find out how to safely catch and donate it today to add to our venom program! | Australian Reptile Park