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  1. Meanwhile In Australia
  2. Araucaria Pine Cone, It’s Been Reported To Kill People When Falling
  3. Spider Frost. Rural Victoria, Australia
  4. Toads Riding On A Python
  5. March Of The Hairy Caterpillars
  6. Mother And Girlfriend Found This On The Beach Today
  7. In Australia Everything Is Trying To Kill You. Even Your Ceiling Lamp
  8. Ladies And Gentlemen, The Saltwater Crocodile (Crocodylus porosus)
  9. Honey, There Is A Kid On Our Bug…
  10. Meanwhile In Australia
  11. Lizards In Australia
  12. This Giant, Hot Pink Slug Is Only Found In A Single, Isolated Forest On An Extinct Volcano In Australia
  13. Filling Up Your Fuel Tank In Australia? Yep That’ll Try And Kill You Too
  14. Aussie Mom Finds World’s Second Most Poisonous Snake Hiding In Her Kid’s Lunch Box
  15. Typical Road-Side Ditch In Australia
  16. Do You Even Lift Bro?
  17. Dead Whale Filled With Gas, On The Brink Of Exploding In Bunbury Yesterday
  18. Roofhanger. Suspended Grey Headed Flying Fox, A Megabat Native To Australia
  19. You Know You’re In Australia When Frogs Eat Snakes
  20. Why You Gotta Always “Check Your Shoes” In Australia
  21. This Is How Australians Ensure Their Electricity Meter Doesn’t Get Read
  22. Believe It Or Not, This Is One Of The Least Dangerous Spiders We Have In Australia

23 Proofs That Australia Is Without A Doubt The Land Of ‘Nope’


Australia must be the complete opposite of Japan in terms of tranquility and peace, if that is what you picture when you think of that nation.Pythons that eat alligators?
Check.Pinecones the size of a toddler?
Check.Giant crocodiles resembling dinosaurs
Check.

Australia is notorious for its harsh weather and untamable wildlife. It makes sense considering that this country has more deadly snakes than any other in the world. Although sharks, spiders, and snakes receive the majority of the negative press, Australia's fearsome reputation is actually the result of an amazing variety of predators and venomous animals. It's home to the world's most venomous snake: the inland taipan ! It's the only place you'd hear wacky phrases like "A dingo ate my shark!" or "We had one spider drag away our pet Labrador one year...".

Images of Australia's natural beauty may lead you to believe that everyone and everything is out to get you. But it's not as bad as it may sound, so don't worry. After all, you won't find adorable koalas or platypuses anywhere else in the world.

#1

Meanwhile In Australia

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#2

Araucaria Pine Cone, It’s Been Reported To Kill People When Falling

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#3

Spider Frost. Rural Victoria, Australia

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#4

Toads Riding On A Python

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#5

March Of The Hairy Caterpillars

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#6

Mother And Girlfriend Found This On The Beach Today

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#7

In Australia Everything Is Trying To Kill You. Even Your Ceiling Lamp

Source: CeterumCenseo85



 

#8

Ladies And Gentlemen, The Saltwater Crocodile (Crocodylus porosus)

I’m from Darwin, Australia and our rivers here are full of these monstrosities. This guy here is nicknamed Nifty, and he is about 6m long.

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#9

Honey, There Is A Kid On Our Bug…

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#10

Meanwhile In Australia

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#11

Lizards In Australia

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#12

This Giant, Hot Pink Slug Is Only Found In A Single, Isolated Forest On An Extinct Volcano In Australia

Source: Don_Bonnigan

 

#13

Filling Up Your Fuel Tank In Australia? Yep That’ll Try And Kill You Too

Source: Lugozi



 

#14

Aussie Mom Finds World’s Second Most Poisonous Snake Hiding In Her Kid’s Lunch Box

Source: Snake Catchers Adelaide



 

#15

Typical Road-Side Ditch In Australia

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#16

Do You Even Lift Bro?

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#17

Dead Whale Filled With Gas, On The Brink Of Exploding In Bunbury Yesterday

Source: Mark Watkins



 

#18

Roofhanger. Suspended Grey Headed Flying Fox, A Megabat Native To Australia

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#19

You Know You’re In Australia When Frogs Eat Snakes

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#20

Why You Gotta Always “Check Your Shoes” In Australia

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#21

This Is How Australians Ensure Their Electricity Meter Doesn’t Get Read

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#22

Believe It Or Not, This Is One Of The Least Dangerous Spiders We Have In Australia

This is the huntsman spider, a common friend to be found in houses and garden across Australia. He’s harmless really, don’t let his large size intimidate you. Huntsmen won’t bite humans unless provoked, are not venomous and are actually handy to have around the place, he’ll use his speed and agility to keep your cockroach population under control.
Think of the huntsman as a handy pet. Respect his space, let him do his job and he’ll look after you well.

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