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Australian scientists see life-saving potential in spider venom

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pretty amazing that one of the most poisonous venoms can also save lives. very profound and it makes you stop and think at the wonders of science and nature.

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All they have to do is ask for funnel web cooperation and donations.

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Good news! Hope their research will save lives!

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