The content is not described in full detail on this page. I’m thoroughly convinced that if there is a Hell, one of it’s gates, or at least a fire exit, opens in Sydney, Australia.This page lists all creatures in Fallout 76. They have what is called atraxotoxin, which is highly toxic to primates. They must be grabbed and removed, as trying to shake them off usually isn’t enough to loosen the grip of their gigantic fangs. They bite multiple times, nearly always delivering full envenomation, and will not let go. They can survive being stuck in the pool for up to 24 hours! Approaching one, or God forbid, attempting to handle one is a very excellent way to get bitten. The male spiders wander and are attracted to water. The spiders dig tunnels or take up residence in trees, creating tunnels with trapdoors and trip lines so they know when to swing open the door. Incredibly aggressive, dark colored and glossy, with killer huge fangs and nature’s worst attitude, getting bitten by one of these things should be on your “Things to Never do Ever” list. And by beautiful majestic creatures, I mean marsupials, venomous snakes, and the God-awful Sydney Funnel Web Spider. Oh, Australia, what beautiful, majestic creatures you have. In short, if you gather nothing else from this list, remember this: don’t mess with a honey badger. The video above, starting at 2:28, is the video of the story from Wikipedia. Once his paralysis had subsided, the badger continued with his meal and then resumed his journey. After about two hours he surprisingly awoke. He managed to kill the snake and began eating it, but then collapsed on the dead snake as he had been bitten during the struggle. After the meal, Kleinman began to hunt the puff adder, the species being one of the badger’s preferred venomous snakes. In a 2002 National Geographic documentary titled “Snake killers: Honey badgers of the Kalahari”, a badger named Kleinman was documented stealing a meal out of a puff adder’s mouth and casually eating the meal in front of the hissing snake. I’ll send everyone of with a quote directly from Wikipedia: They will quickly devise their enemies’ weakest points and relentlessly attack it (i.e. And African bees are the source of the ultra-aggressive killer bees known to terrorize the Western Hemisphere. 
They will consume venomous snakes, stand up against elephants, and eat honey straight out of the hive while being swarmed by bees. Honey badgers are the most aggressive animals alive. I think I could probably feed it potato chips through the hole in my screen door. Truthfully, it kind of sounds like an animal I wouldn’t mind having as a pet. “Honey badger”? On this list? Doesn’t sound all that bad. For those who don’t know, allow me to tell you. Those who have heard of the Honey Badger know very well why it is on the list.
Although, the creatures have been known to hit up to 10 miles per hour. Other myths are that they numb humans and eat part of them while they sleep, disembowel camels, scream or squeal, and leap through the air. You would be one of the (un)lucky few who have ever witnessed a specimen over 3 inches if you were to see such a thing. Many urban legends exist, vastly exaggerating all qualities of these monsters. While many different species actually inhabit territories all over the world (including Australia), the most well-known remains the desert dwellers (they can also be found in grasslands or forest habitats). Camel spiders belong to a distinct separate order, like (but not the same as) scorpions and harvesters. While the first spider on our list (yeah, FIRST) isn’t actually technically a spider, you cringed anyway. Oh! Cruel joke on my part! I went with the much lesser known scientific name, so you arachnophobic slow-scrollers would run head on into the picture of… The camel spider.
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