'Biggest ever' antivenom dose saves Aus boy post spider bite
A 10-year-old boy from New South Wales, Australia was given 12 vials of anti-venom, the 'biggest ever' anti-venom dose in the country's history, after he was bitten by a male funnel web spider. The spider, which had been hiding in the boy's shoe, is considered the most deadly in the world because its venom can kill within 15 minutes.