Science & Tech and Trending news: The male funnel-web spiders are the deadliest in the world. Saving one from their bite requires a special kind of antivenom made using the venom milked from these spiders.

World's deadliest spider is milked for its venom. A zoo in Australia wants you to catch them

When spiders made an appearance on Mars, everyone was shocked. What were those black creepy things on the red planet? They weren't actually real spiders, but just another phenomenon that happens there.

NASA just recreated 'spiders' seen on Mars in a lab on Earth

London zoo oragnises programme to help cure the psychological condition of intense phobia of spiders.

London zoo organises friendly spider programme

Scientists have recently claimed to have discovered a new parasitic fungus which infects and kills trapdoor spiders in the Atlantic rainforest in Brazil. The rare fungus is purple and is part of the group that infects invertebrates and then takes over the host.

Scientists discover parasitic fungus which preys on spiders in Brazil

Sea spiders can do more than you would think they are capable of. Not just limbs, the sea spiders can also regrow amputated body parts, as per a study which was released on Monday.

Wait, what?  Sea spiders can regrow not just limbs, but these amputated body parts too

Many people are arachnophobic, which means having an intense fear of spiders. Our fears make us feel uncomfortable and often we avoid those things. Those who have arachnophobia will definitely avoid contact with a spider if they spot one hanging motionless.

Dangling upside down, some spiders may sleep and dream like humans: Study

Everybody is a brave warrior till a cockroach starts flying. Or even a spider jumps at you. Almighty has been merciful enough on us mortals by not bestowing the ability to fly upon spiders.

Spiders 'fly' using electric field, you are allowed to be scared and ask 'WHY'?

Scientists have detected colour blindness in jumping spiders in a recent study. The research, published in 'The Science of Nature,' examines Saitis barbipes, a common jumping spider found in Europe and North Africa.

Scientists detect colour blindness in jumping spiders

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