An unexpected discovery adds to repertoire of treatment in the medical field. Not long ago, some scientists at Oxford University, England, showing the results of a study of the saliva of spiders in the London Science Museum. The study proves that the saliva of insect predators that can be utilized for medical purposes, to be precise surgery. When it is processed, spider saliva can be used to replace fluids of human muscle joints and tendons.'' Saliva spiders produce silk-like material. With the help of industry, the protein in the saliva of animals that often make a nest of these nets can be extracted and developed.
