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Mar 11, 2021 10:03 AM EST
Walking along a sandy track, a team of researchers is doing something kids have been told not to do, which is searching for funnel-web spiders.
Biochemist Glen King who is Leading the squad, which is named bugs-and-drugs squad , from the University of Queensland has built a career unraveling the chemical formation of venomous creatures in Australia.
King and his squad have arrived at K gari, the area you may know as Fraser Island in search of an exceptional kind of treasure in spider-web venom termed as a miracle molecule.
It is known as Hi1a and it consists of neurotoxins that perform an action on the nervous system of the receiver. But the researchers are not keen on how it would cause harm to humans, they are concerned about how it could help them.
a serious threat to humans destroying crops or even transmitting deadly diseases. so what would happen worst. spiders to become extinct. spiders are some of the most important invertebrate predators in our ecosystems because they feed on insects like grasshoppers mosquitoes and flies. the absence of spiders would lead to an unnatural proliferation of these insects. it would also mean that certain species of birds reptiles and amphibians that eat spiders would be under threat and that could throw the whole ecosystem at of balance. we would lose out on important research linked to the eight legged anthropoids including the potential medical benefits of spider venom. scientists have discovered that spider venom could be harnessed to create new non-addictive