The six-eyed sand spider lives in sand and caves around Namibia and South Africa in the Kalahari Desert region of the African continent which is sparsely populated. There are few, if any at all, bite reports on humans. Yet this spider may possess the most dangerous venom of all spiders...laboratory animals injected with it tend to develop multi-organ breakdown similar to the hideous reports we hear of ebola and marburg virus victims.

Care to be the first human experiment with a six-eyed sand spider venom injection?

I think it was an interesting role reversal in \"Miracle in Sharon City\". Often an attorney\'s role in a trial is to generate \"reasonable doubt\". However, in this RMT play\'s town hall meeting with the \"Miller-Basford\" company attorney present it was scientist \"Elmer Starbright\" (goofy name, I\'ll give you that), on the other hand, who injected (no pun intended) \"reasonable doubt\" when he cited all the degrees, patents and publications he had...I got the feeling he knew what he was worried about when he talked about the Amphoran lab animal experiments.<br>