Regarding the behavior of the World Exhibition Exhibition in 2025 in Osaka, Japan, the threat has hanged: the invasion of poisonous spiders of the “red spider” (Redback spider). The organizers have issued a warning to visitors about the need to be alert after discovering spider nests in public areas. This, like South China Morning Post (SCMP), has become another shot on a prestigious international event, which has encountered some serious problems since it debuted. According to the announced notice on the Organizing Committee's website, visitors are strongly recommended to report any spider to be noticed – easily recognized by a unique red strip on the back – the exhibition staff and in any case does not try to catch them on their own. Although pest control experts have been caused to destroy dozens of spiders found in closed areas, on September 9, eggs and eggs were found on the table used by visitors, leading to the expansion of the warning area. The first widows of Red Red lived in the whole province, he wrote Governor Hirofumi Yoshimur on social networks. He tried to soothe the public, saying that spiders were “not aggressive” and could only bite when trying to catch or chance. In case of bite, please seek medical care for medical centers at the exhibition, the Governor added. Red -back Widowers, originated from Australia, first appeared in Japan in 1995, when their aggression was recorded in Osaka Docks. Experts believe that spiders have come like a freezer on Australian cargo ships. They are now classified as an invasive view of 45 of the 47 districts of the country, except for Akita and Aomori in the remote north. Species prefer warm conditions and dark places, still operating from spring to the end of autumn. The children of these spiders can introduce a powerful neurotoxin, in a serious case that can be paralyzed or even die in the elderly and young children. Symptoms may include severe headaches, nausea, vomiting, sweating and muscle pain. The public has been divided, but many people expressed serious concerns. For some people, spiders' invasion is only the last time of a series of failures pursuing Expo 2025, including the threats of the explosion and interrupted with electricity. However, some people consider exaggerated exaggeration, note that red widows have long been present in Japanese elementary and secondary schools, and their appearance in the territory of the exhibition “naturally”. Despite all the challenges, the 2025 exhibition organizers, located on the alluvial land at Osaka Port, Express Hope on completing the successful event. The exhibition has been visited by 18.54 million people. Although attending daily in the first weeks is under 100,000, it grows steadily, reaching the highest level of 209,837 people on September 6.
