50 Facts About Australia That Make It a Unique Country - REACTION

[@multifandomedits7169]

Who else is Australian?

[@tsv_kakarot9213]

Me ya dawgg

[@jimiweetbix8926]

Me

[@AsherWolfson]

AUSSIE! AUSSIE! AUSSIE!

[@magicalvvv1762]

Oi Oi Oi

[@stumpypetros2685]

Me Mate! BUT I'm dual Citizenship - Mums Aussie, and Dad British.. Now due to the Politicians trying to remove eachother, I cannot prove I'm Aussie, cause my Aussie Birth Citizenship was drawn up in the Aussie Consulate in England, not in Australia. :/

[@staytoasti9960]

The only thing in australia you should be afraid of are magpies

[@skaterkid468]

Stay ToasTi and their supporters 😂

[@LeaCollingwoodMagpies]

Yeah I agree to that ....They will swoop u in thr nesting season .....They also remember u the year after lol 😨😨🤣🤣

[@seantolhurst3354]

Haha so true!!!!

[@RaceySpacey]

Actual :/

[@LeaCollingwoodMagpies]

@@seantolhurst3354 Ummmmm Yes 🤣🤣 But I am one of the lucky ones ....Magpies dont attack me 😬🤣🤣🤣

[@SianMarieDavies]

Australia also invented WIFI.

[@cameronmilligan6704]

Yep. An our Aussie wifi is shit. The Americans perfected it

[@jimiweetbix8926]

And the ultrasound machine, cochlear implants and black box flight recorder.

[@jimiweetbix8926]

@@cameronmilligan6704 not true and we invented wifi in the 70ies.

[@renaetempleton8372]

If we invented it then why is mine so crap

[@jacobcarracher1592]

Renae Templeton the wifi Australians invented was for data transfer not for internet

[@magicshot4568]

Would rather have dangerous animals than school and mass shootings 💀

[@charlieball1707]

Magicshot u barley see dangerous animals the only time u mostly see them is up in the country like in the long bushes and really long grass

[@magicshot4568]

Charlie Ball I’m a dangerous animal in bed

[@hammer5707]

Charlie Ball worst animals here are drop bears

[@ellalewis1687]

Magicshot meeeeeee

[@enserupt3503]

Your an idiot, people die from dangerous animals more than guns in America

[@lecu1967]

The guy in the video said "Emu" as "Ee-moo" This is wrong It's "Ee-myou"

[@staircatz]

lecu1967 Yup and it slightly triggered me

[@killerdonutsfromouterspace9847]

The entire video pretty much triggered me

[@basicnoob2833]

that and Australis, least you should do is know what you're talking about before making such a video

[@brydenmanunui1830]

Yeah jons not the brightest bloke

[@clairefeary1762]

Aussies: we aren’t afraid of anythi- Magpies: O>O

[@bretlebeter7379]

Guitar Bear628 so true mate

[@thepen1935]

Sums us up perfectly; but the thing is, most spiders will leave you alone if you leave them alone, as will most of our dangerous creatures;.. but magpies, those things will swoop and peck just because you walked near their dang tree and they wait until you look away (in other words, obviously no intentions to cause them trouble)

[@markway8208]

What about them dam "DROP BEARS" :)

[@Faux_Fox]

They're terrifying, until their your friends then they're adorable.

[@kahuretimana3796]

We aren’t tho

[@joelderham9945]

I'm Australian and it is a great place to live

[@MrOutofcontrolvideos]

Them: "At Least we don't have school shootings in our state" Me: "Australia hasn't had a mass shooting since 1996"

[@politenessman3901]

Yes Australia has. 4 June 2019 Darwin being one quick example.

[@TCM215]

That’s not what she meant. She was comparing her state to other states in America

[@Belladonna.x]

@@TCM215 well obviously but I think you missed the point of this comment.

[@Belladonna.x]

@@politenessman3901 not a MASS school shooting.

[@Belladonna.x]

69th comment hell yea

[@ryany2294]

Yes there’s dangerous animals, but if your living in a metropolitan area, the worst your gonna see is the average spider

[@zahrans]

There's no such thing as an _average spider_

[@Saucemachine99]

Legit, it's not even close to as dangerous as people say or think.

[@danielgardecki1046]

My mate lived in Aus for around a year. He spent most of his time living in a house by Bondi Beach, Sydney. One day when he was having a shit in the Sydney house, he could hear something inside the toilet, and it turned out to be one of Australia's most deadly spiders.

[@tolgahk84]

​@@danielgardecki1046 It was probably a redback. They can be deadly but only to young children and frail elderly people. Majority of people bitten by a redback survive with immediate medical intervention and suffer no ill effects afterwards. Australia isn't as bad as people say it is, i've been living here for 35 years of my life and my parents have been here for 46 years and we havn't had any issues with the "deadly creatures out to get us".

[@aidancampbell2798]

To put things into perspective, more people die from bee stings in Australia each year than any other animal or spider. It's really not as dangerous as people make it out to be.

[@alexiscook9586]

I live in Sydney. The most dangerous thing I have seen is a Red Back spider. It’s really not as bad as people think.

[@FEIN666]

Nah mate Sydney funnel webs are worse mfs nearly killed one of my family members it was under a pillow

[@chris-dl3ov]

Come out to Bathurst. Daily around our house are brown snakes, tiger snakes, red belly black snakes (tigers living in the house roof), wolf spiders, white tips, huntsman the size of your hand just to name a few things

[@jordanboard896]

Australia is the best place in the world. Trust me I am from the uk and have travelled the whole world and have settled down in the gold coast australia and i can tell you with a non biased opinion that it's actually insane. Literally in every aspect of life it is better. From technology to the most insane beaches and views I've ever seen.

[@gbsailing9436]

I agree with everything you said....oh wait not everything. the Gold Coast sucks. Crime rate TOO high. Traffic is bad and miles from anywhere...Lived there for 12 months was enough.

[@davidbarlow6860]

Gold coast, it's fucking horible, it would be better living under a bridge.

[@TheChazz1225]

Ashtyn: how much is it to live in Australia? Me: YES

[@mrwazowski1015]

TheJudge cost of everything: allow us to introduce ourselves

[@insanemaori4450]

Aussie Aussie Aussie woo woo woo

[@laeroughley8798]

It’s cheap as fuck

[@rhyssanders9122]

@@laeroughley8798 Are you on crack its heaps expensive xD

[@jamieriches7993]

Just remember. Koalas are full of Chlamydia:)

[@rickydarcilover5581]

Tayla Riches Riches . That’s pretty well been eradicated.

[@sophiekennedy1747]

Tayla Riches Riches except for the ones on kangaroo island although they nearly got wiped out because of the bushfires😔

[@JaiDubbya]

Looking through comments for other Australians, appears to be all aussies haha. We are clearly a curious culture interested in what others think of us... and yes I clicked the video, and yes I'm in that category.

[@danielgardecki1046]

*Narrator* - "There's 10 times more Camels than Koalas" *Ashtyn* - "I'd rather have more Koalas than Pandas" When did Pandas come into this? I suspect *Ashtyn* thinks *Camels* and *Pandas* are the same thing, so is just doing one of her usual dumb comments.

[@EpicMRPancake]

OR she could be comparing Pandas as an internationally recognised *bear* (as it is in China) to Koala bears. So maybe not so dumb.

[@stumpypetros2685]

Pandas are Albino Koalas :P

[@anthonymilinkovic6997]

@@EpicMRPancake Given the fact that she makes a few dumb comments per video, I'm not so sure that's what she meant..

[@anthonymilinkovic6997]

@@stumpypetros2685in latin albus = white, and since pandas are black and white your comment doesn't make sense mate 😜

[@Zoro_playz3006]

Don't you get it she love koalas.

[@FunkyAbigail]

Cool Australian fact : At one point the Australian Army declared a war against Emus, and lost.

[@Ally-tp6zh]

I thought the emus started it😂

[@waynelee7169]

We lost the battle but won thhe war - they were culled to manageable numbers.

[@ironsky3991]

We might suck against animals, but you should see what Australian soldiers can do to other humans.

[@misssummersalt]

@@ironsky3991 is it on par with what the American troops did on video to the Afghanis? *zzap zap!* *sploosh splash* *general torture*

[@FunkyFav1]

“We don’t know any stereotypes of Australia, but wouldn’t go there as it’s too dangerous” lol - spiders and snakes kill

[@e4531]

Spiders haven’t even killed anyone here in over 40 years

[@damienbush5461]

I know right! I laughed so hard when she said there are no school shootings where she lives

[@xtrclan8812]

9:00 , yeah but half the kangaroos are on the side of highways 😂

[@staircatz]

XTR CLAN lol tru

[@gbsailing9436]

The other half are in the middle

[@maxgoodman4331]

Australia is not a scary place at all you shouldn't be scared of coming here haha

[@kassandrajeffery7035]

Another fun fact about kangaroos: a mum kangaroo's teats (mammary glands) are so smart that she could be nursing a newborn joey while still nursing one from the previous year and the teats will know which one is suckling on it and provide the exact type of milk that baby needs.

[@Thomas-sg1fz]

But at least we don’t have ar-15s

[@i.aladdin]

and at least they don't end up in the hands of psychopathic teens.

[@casper_queen]

Is it bad that I instantly started singing that song.

[@TheMissiIe]

song still slaps

[@DaleTuck31]

Which makes us weaker

[@julesmasseffectmusic]

@@DaleTuck31 When your balls drop you will you realise that being a high calibre man is enough you dont need a high calibre weapon.

[@caydan98]

Definitely move to Australia 100% you will never regret it

[@lindsaynewby1618]

It’s HOOOT in the summer and FREEZING in the winter in Melbourne so if you want the most unpredictable weather in the world move to Melbourne. If you want something warmer go to Queensland and or Western Australia because that place is literally on fire

[@trishmckenzie8780]

Four seasons in one day in Melbourne!!

[@TheDonna1690]

Also in Australia their is a sport called, “‘AFL”’. It’s their national sport

[@sonniwalter6775]

“Australia is dangerous, I would be scared to live there” Australians-“At least we don’t have school shootings/AR15

[@hartevan]

I know a young lady from Minnesota who married and Australian and now lives here. Despite our well known "dangerous" wildlife it is rare to see any of it at all. And we have antivenoms for most venomous creatures, which is why very, very, few people ever have unfortunate meetings with our dangerous wildlife. Fact is, most animal related fatalities in Australia are due to interactions with horses! The horses are not dangerous themselves but the are big and people fall and get injured. In terms of fatalities due to wildlife per 100 people Australia has a lower rate than the USA. So come and feel safe.

[@jackross3385]

I love how everyone outside of Australia is so scared of it because of all the animals but all Aussies know that you rarely see any of them and even if you do you just don’t mess with them

[@tolgahk84]

Ashtyn and Jon, i'd say it's time for a seachange, instead of moving interstate i reacon you guys should move here to Australia. It's not as bad as most people make it out to be, we've got great weather, great education prospects, gorgeous beaches and places to visit, good healthcare, good work wages, all in all it's an awesome country to raise a young family. Plus it may work out in favor for your dad if he sees how great it is down here he may move here as well since its also a great place to eventually retire to. My parent's came here in the early 70's, dad was 31 mum was 26, they had two young kids in tow and didn't even know a word of English when they arrived and they did great here, so if they can do it there's no reason you guys couldn't either :)

[@marcocastelli4625]

I'm an Aussie and I loved the 2 weeks I spent in MN 👍🏼

[@dawnfire1]

mount Disappointment is just north of Melbourne and is part of the great dividing range. The story goes that Hume and Hovel, who were explorers trying to find a track between what was then Sydney and Melbourne, climbed up the top hoping to see Westernport bay but they couldn't see anything due to the trees. It is a very nice place to visit

[@stevenhaskell9025]

Bears? In england we get pigeons that steal our chips

[@Bwrapable]

Wait till you experience our bin chickens

[@Thisismeeeeee]

Kookaburras here. They will snatch food right from your hand. Made me bleed more than once those fellas.

[@arnolddavies6734]

In Australia, our chips are stolen by seagulls.

[@almitchell8187]

Nothing like watching a video on Australia from an American content maker. It’s just soooooo authentic that way

[@Josh_JKL]

The 'Dingo Fence' is to keep dingo's out. But it is actually called the 'Rabbit Proof Fence'. There is a movie about it with the same name.

[@podonnell5456]

It's wasn't built for dingos Its history is sad movie don't do it justice

[@scottwillaims5853]

Nope wrong fence champ, different state

[@neveepis2365]

Rabbit proof fence is in WA

[@exsparky8090]

I arrived in Australia aged thirteen in 1972 from England, it is a brilliant country to live in. Depending on the type of climate you like , you can live in the tropics in the North or the more English style of climate in Tasmania down South, or anything in between. One thing you learn very quickly is the vast distance needed to travel around to see this great country. Quite a few tourists arrive hire a car or 4wd and think they can just jump in and go all over the Country. If you are wanting to go outback into desert country, you need to go with other vehicles as a group. You have to have spare parts for the vehicle, plenty of spare food water fuel and some sort of communications. No 7/11s in the outback.

[@iznbrg298]

New to your reactions. I'm fascinated by your fascination with Australia? I am one of the lucky ones. You need to come. I don't think you'll want to leave.

[@coopsnz1]

Will leave once you pay half your salary to government

[@iznbrg298]

@@coopsnz1 I agree, we get taxed alot. The price you pay for living in the greatest country, seen international news lately?

[@coopsnz1]

We have less middle class and upper class because of high taxation social democracy failed the majority @@iznbrg298

[@republicofcasuals]

Just wait for a 50 Celsius day and you will be begging for 8 months of cold lol

[@hartevan]

@@iznbrg298 Australians are among the leased taxed people in the Western World!

[@bunya007golddigger4]

I free camped around the USA, did 16000 miles in a 1980 chev impala station wagon, your country is beautiful and the people are special. Come to oz for a visit! You wont be sorry. Drive and free camp in a van👌👍. Your car should be left at home, stearing wheel is on the wrong side for starters. There is very large high mountain range which spans the east coast, called the great dividing range. No! oz is not windy, quiet the opposite. It is bloody hot in the summer though! Thankyou little mates for your KZbin post

[@paulwilliams9415]

well it would be a bad idea to bring your car anyway , your stearing wheel is on the wrong side

[@coopsnz1]

Rhd conversion $10000 + 13% - 50% tax on cars since Bob Hawke Prime minister , $100000aud car taxes $27000 , Camaro 2ss is taxed $20000 here , zl1 taxed $50000 , Dodge Hellcat tax $58000, DODGE Demon tax $135000. Will cost Americans are shit load of money to import a car to be road legal

[@OrnumCR]

Ben Chesterman ...you do not need to convert the car to RHD. Depends on the state you’re moving to...Car is considered a personal import so the criteria is different. The car just needs to meet ADR regs specific to its year of manufacture and be roadworthy. Change the headlamps and the speedometer to km/h from MPH and that’s about it. Always advisable to check local regs and import criteria first. Authorities here will generally need you to have owned the car for over a year at least. I used to deal with cars in from the UK, so we did a bit of this stuff.

[@indyman000]

So, dealing with magpies goes like this. Don't be shy! They register confidence and anxiety. Unless a magpie is viciously attacking you they can usually be repelled if you wave a stick and yell. Some of them even divert their flight pattern if you make eye contact with them fast enough. The same magpies nest in the same places are rarely ever find new trees to nest in if they are really satisfied. Took me years of having my scalp under threat to find these things out

[@thecleopatra6554]

Yes, Australia is expensive but also depends where you live :) plus is a really peaceful country, you guys should totally come visit !!

[@MuhammadAli-ol7yi]

but the wages are also some of th higest in the world

[@jjosephs6521]

@Graeme Yamaha on a separate note, yes petrol (gas) is more expensive in Australia above CPI. But only because we have to import it about 90% of all petrol is imported in Australia. Own CPI is not really that much higher than the US's.

[@jjosephs6521]

@Graeme Yamaha The US is a net exporter of crude oil. Depending on which set of statistics you use the US has a net export of about 200,000 to 300,000 barrels per day. I just did some quick math. Converting US average price per gallon to what its value would be in liters and AUD insted of USD. The average price per liter of Gas/petrol in the US is $1.13 AUD. ( Please keep in mind my math was really quick could contain errors) Australia currently has the 16th least expensive petrol in the world, with the average price per liter sitting at $1.41 AUD. All my information comes from Q2 2019 financial report's.

[@phillipnorris5261]

Its not

[@lander783]

It's not bad its not that expensive food is cheap fuel is cheap i think rego is ridiculous you don't need to pay as much as you do i think gov need to drop the price of rego.

[@cakesandpi]

Melbourne/Sydney/Adelaide temp in Spring/Fall is around 60-75 degrees F, Summer is 85-105, Winter is 45-60. Perth is warm/hot most the time, Brisbane has good weather until there wet season, Darwin is humid and Tassie is cold.

[@Josh86_925]

Got family in Victoria MN and lived in Eden Parie right outside of Minneapolis for about 3 years, and from what I remember the most dangerous animal there is probably a Timber Wolf , but they're mostly in northern Minnesota though

[@reactions5783]

Why is it called that? Does it like to knock down trees?

[@blakestevens2007]

What is a timber wolf

[@opiniondude1]

Little known fact, when an Aussie gets circumcised, they use the removed skin to make fan belts for Mack Trucks..true story mate

[@michaelmclachlan1650]

Massive like

[@collo.174]

oh this is gold

[@rcooper2153]

Fair dinkum

[@chelseyheffernan]

They say they want sun and warmth but when in summer it 48 degrees Celsius which I think is around 120 degrees Fahrenheit

[@motorsportman7341]

Nothing scary here at all. You should come visit for sure!! I live in Canberra, the capital of Australia. I can show you around my part no problems at all👍🏻🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@michaelsturgiss2795]

👍2615

[@motorsportman7341]

Belcompten pride!!

[@motorsportman7341]

Rah Rah Rasputin yeah there is! Drink more beer!!

[@blakestevens2007]

South side represent

[@RexAlfieLee]

While it may sow sometimes, it's rare. We have 7 months of warm to hot weather per year except Tasmania. Tassie doesn't really have summer, they have summer days but compared to the rest of Australia it's not really hot enough to be called summer. The days can range between 24 & 44 degrees & when it gets that hot it's like being in an oven. Winters are really mild here.

[@sdr78]

Plus the standard 4 weeks of annual leave per year if you work full time, I think the US might be a lot less than that

[@jackthelion9940]

One thing they missed was the Nullarbor Plain, and the trans-Australian railway that crosses it, having the longest straight stretch of single rail in the world (478km or 297 mi). Also, Perth, WA is the worlds most isolated capital city. Australia is currently one of the 7 counties where Airsoft is Illegal, with the others being North Korea, Yemen, Syria, Honduras, Singapore, and Turkmenistan.

[@ianbrotherton2341]

Imagine the size of the feed you'll get from that massive duck

[@kiahmadison8541]

There is a suburb called Batman in Melbourne. Melbourne Florida was named after Melbourne Australia- the postmaster lived here for several years. Melbourne is freezing in winter ,it's been known to snow.

[@kimbo7496]

You guys would love it here Come visit in January -April . ☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️ Western Australia is gorgeous

[@JordansAlwaysOntheGo]

It’s funny cause very recently I found out my 2x great grandfather is Australian...so shoutout to the Aussies watching this video...you’ve got a long distance cousin in America!! 🇦🇺

[@edensgate5152]

To call yourself a true aussie and count yourself among us you must drink an entire tin of milo

[@swingsloth]

You've got no idea how oppressive the heat is for non-Australia when you move here. It's so damn humid.

[@OrnumCR]

Swingsloth ....you wouldn’t say that living in Hobart....

[@swingsloth]

@@OrnumCR true enough. But I'll take cold over hot any day.

[@ConArtist-iz4hb]

One interesting fact is that the Parliment House in Canberra was actually designed to fit in with the land model so about 72% of it is in the land and I'm a 13 year old who lives in Australia and it's not expensive at all

[@scuvastebe5778]

I read on a tally-ho pack that we also invented the goon bag. I stand proud

[@tonyhyde2644]

australia also invented the variable ratio diff, the refridgerator, the rotary clothesline and mower, the first digital computer, wi-fi, the first guided missile which was a torpedo, the orbital engine, stump jump plough, ugg boots, and so much more...here where i live in tasmania, we see penguins all the time, whales and orca's, we also have the giant freshwater crayfish which is the only place in the world where they live, massive giant kelp forests and again, so much more

[@remainanonymous2080]

I’m from Australia and a fact I only found out recently is that there is approximately 750,000 wild camels roaming the outback WTF hahahaha not sure if it’s mentioned in this video though but I thought it was hilarious

[@republicofcasuals]

I call bullshit on that fact lol. I spent around 3 to 4 weeks in the WA goldfields with the impression i would see a camel but a few days in i was out with a my detector in a remote area heavy with tree's and shrubs and you know that part in a horror movie when shit goes bad...... it was almost like that when i realised i hadn't seen a single living creature and even more daunting, not a single bird noise...... it was like i was alone in the world and was enough to make me pack up and move onto another spot. In my honest opinion i feel they are over poisoning for wild dogs and killing other wildlife as when i crossed the WA boarder and they inspected the vehicle for fruit and veg they mentioned to keep and eye on my dog and watch out for them licking their paws as they air drop bait to kill wild dogs and wash the dogs feet each day. Also along the Nullarbor i saw countless dead kangaroo's and almost none alive and 90% looked like they where not hit by a car and just dropped dead or more likely shot by people just driving or could they be baiting the road so when it rains and they come to drink from the road puddles........... ok, time to take my tin foil hat off lol :)

[@samuelhoffmann162]

About the big ducks... Dromornithidae, also commonly referred to as mihirungs, thunder birds or demon ducks, were a clade of large, flightless Australian birds of the Oligocene through Pleistocene epochs. All are now long extinct. They aren’t exactly ducks, maybe somehow similar. Basically just huge ancient birds

[@BADASS3SISTA]

Awesome reaction guys, loved it!! Make the move here girl lol :D

[@angelbellbell3755]

Great job guys, thanks for the respect of our country. Seeing this video makes Aussie proud.

[@ARandomAnna]

I've lived here my whole life and I've seen about 20 snakes in the wild and only 4 were venomous. Most spiders are not deadly. Crocs are only in the far north. The U.S. has grizzly bears, rattle snakes, Bob cats, mountain lions and rabies etc... Most of those weird laws inc the potato ones are not enforced.

[@gumbootnet]

12:05 I think the narration was meant to be "Australia is a MULTICULTURAL country" rather than "Australia is a Multinational country".

[@rashanbehan4243]

I live in Australia Q.L.D

[@tsv_kakarot9213]

Rashan Behan struth ya filthy cat

[@shangoddard1289]

Hi guys I just subscribed, proud Aussie & loved this vid. Your guys reaction is honest & does Australia justice in its uniqueness. The surprise of scale you guys show is priceless! Keep up the good content, you guys are easy to look at & a great combo.

[@MrPCPerformance]

Its the drop bears you have to worried about in australia.. I have them everywhere around here

[@1969firefox]

But they don't attack anyone with Australian accent.

[@MrPCPerformance]

@@1969firefox ive seen a couple bud when they get on the vb

[@Eskay1206]

But we all know that to keep them away, you spray a half and half mix of water and male urine, spray the back of your neck, the pheromones keep the drop bears away. standard knowledge to Australians

[@gbsailing9436]

Not to mention the 'contours'...they run around every hill you can find...they can be dangerous when out walking.

[@rickydarcilover5581]

MrPCPerformance . Come on tell him the truth. They are a figment in the imagination of the creators of the advertisement for Bundaberg Rum.

[@MASTURBIKER]

You need to move to the northern coast above Sydney or up in Queensland, tropical, above Brisbane it's pretty much warm all year round, Northern Territory is constantly around 30-25 degrees C all year round but they have crocs up there so no swimming, Western Australia is beautiful but very remote It's like a 3 day dive from Melbourne, Melbourne has a great food scene but does get cold and a lot of rain, Tasmania is gorgeous but gets very cold during the winter plus you have to get there by plane or bout, Up north would be better for you guys but it does get very sticky and humid in the tropical heat......

[@blindinghoolio2837]

Not in a million years do we get more snow than the Swiss alps

[@MajorMalfunction]

We have more _area_ of alpine regions than the Swiss Alps. So if you collected it _all_ it would be more. Geddit? Yeah, I know. Cheap technicality tricks...

[@vickersonp]

I’m a keen skier in Australia and I think that is a frequently quoted urban myth. Our ski season is very short...three months because our “mountains” ...hills really, are too low.

[@MajorMalfunction]

@@vickersonp You don't geddit. Our alpine areas are many times bigger than the entire country of Switzerland. So if you rolled up all the snow that fell on the Swiss Alps in a year into a big snowball, and then did the same with ALL THE SNOW THAT FALLS PER YEAR in Australia, Australia has the biggest one. Ours also melts the fastest, so we'd win that dick competition, too.

[@alandoherty1332]

Guys ashtyn is right it's mi lo no meee lo. And the animals are fine. You d love to live here.

[@siennacamp1380]

Their isn’t anything to be scared of in australia

[@killerdonutsfromouterspace9847]

Sienna Camp except magpies

[@siennacamp1380]

KillerDonutsFromOuterSpace...90 haha of course

[@markdrennan5723]

The inspiration of the Sydney Opera House sails came from the sailing boats on Sydney Harbour. The Orange thing came up when the engineers found that the sails could be formed up by using circular shapes.

[@RavenMacy]

E M U , there is no moo

[@escobarspeedboat7952]

I'm currently being bullied by the local koala bear colony. It's all fun and games until one of them has a blade to your neck and his buddy is violating your cat

[@badkitty1889]

It's not that great here anymore guys, stay where you are.

[@gbsailing9436]

LOL !!!

[@danielbaxter4068]

if you do come to Australia, make a note to visit Kangaroo Island during our summer period (December-February), some beautiful beaches are here. the wildlife park is amazing, also you can go swimming with dolphins.

[@lachlantrainvideos]

10:46 ive actually been motorbike riding up at Mt Dissapointment. also nearly ran out of fuel while up there haha

[@rickyelvis5986]

Sorry about the selfie stick folks !

[@AsherWolfson]

Wait, you call it a paste? Do you call peanut butter a paste? You've tried the stuff ffs... It's a SPREAD.

[@shrekling2743]

The potato rule is there because in Australia you can't access pure alcohol. Large amounts of potatoes is commonly used for moonshiners.

[@theboyz7543]

Queensland is the best state

[@TattooedAussieChick]

Australia is the best place to live. It’s warm. The beaches are great. Standard of living is high. Winter is 50f. Come to Sydney. It’s the best!!!

[@georgeedmond3401]

When talking about dangerous animal and such, just remember that kids survive quite okay in the Australian environment. It's not a factor when living here. I've lived in LA and Toronto and was a native of South Africa and hands down the greatest place I've ever been to and love coming home to is Australia.

[@kahuretimana3796]

Australia is pretty cheap actually if you living in Brisbane it’s very cheap it’s just not a very lively time most of the time, Sydney and Melbourne are slightly more expensive but they have a very good lifestyle plus they are very popular for tourists considering the Great Barrier Reef, Melbourne’s Alps and Sydney’s opera house and lunar park so yeah

[@waynezodiac8635]

Ashtyn, I'm Australian,...yes Kangaroos have tiny babies, when they are born the crawl up the fur to the pouch and latch on to the teats inside the pouch...Koalas are not that friendly and many, if not all have a form of Chlamydia... we drive on the Left side of the road and our cars are right hand drive, we have 6 states, Queensland ( where I live) New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia and Tasmania ,.. and 2 territories, the Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory ( where our parliament is)...Australia can be very dangerous if traveling alone, especially out west where there is scarce water ( a large portion of the country is basically desert ) this is why 90% of the population is within a few hundred km / miles from the coastline. In fact Queensland has many contrasts from rain forests in the north, barrier reef to the east, desert/ outback to the west and places like the gold coast in the south, with beaches all up and down the coast...we range from bushfires to floods, cyclones and droughts and can have all of these at the same time in different places, it is over 2600km from one end to the other or about 29 hours of driving from top to bottom, and that is just our state ( roads are fairly crappy ) ...feel free to visit, but be prepared to have some time up your sleeves you will need heaps of it if you want to try and cover the lot.. :)

[@nickfatsis9607]

I'm from Melbourne in Victoria, if you want warm temperatures year round go to the Gold Coast, which is in Queensland, if you want weather that changes all the time, come to Melbourne, I can only remember it snowing once here, back in 1985, we get all seasons, sometimes 4 seasons in one day, don't go to Canberra, it's a shithole, it's full of Politicians and, well Politicians, you'll love it here, great surf too!!

[@Zoro_playz3006]

Ahhh us Native Australians, didn't mention native people of Australia and we speak our native language more than 100 languages. Back then Australia wasn't an multi cultural country.

[@WinterCrafter]

Number 51: We don't put shrimp on the barbie, we put steak on the barbie.

[@wwe2005]

At the moment the worst thing about Australia is the weather, Bushfires caused by the hottest summers on record many years in a row and we also get some pretty nasty floods in places like Queensland.

[@willmace7040]

The fence is in the west of Australia and the highway goes around the outside it’s called the Bruce highway

[@DempsLad]

The greatest Australian movie of all time: The Emu War. Basically Kangaroo Jack & Red Dog mashed together.

[@Jettryy]

Milo and the paste tastes pretty good

[@gbsailing9436]

Ovaltine is nicer and crunchier

[@ManKidRides]

Ashtyn, it's warm/cool here in winter, but can get scorching hot in Summer. Be careful what you wish for. But YES Australia is an awesome place to live! Come on over and we'll chuck another PRAWN on the barbie :P

[@lynmitchell2664]

One really brilliant things for US folk coming to Aust, is the exchange rate. As I write, US$1 is worth AU$1.47. And we don't have emoooos.

[@simonscott1121]

Perth (where Im from) is apparently the windiest city in the world. 2nd is Chicago, from memory.

[@tinotalou2196]

a two bedroom apartment in australia, can reach up to 1+ million dollars :// depending on location

[@nippereth]

If you moved to Aus you will make friends as soon as you land and they often times will turn into close friends /family. As long as you know someone with experience don't be affraid. As for wildlife just be vigilant, don't be so carefree and you will be fine.

[@imtromplayer]

australia also invented the Hills clothesline the lawnmower, the fridge and wi-fi. btw my wife works in a restaurant and is on $27 an hour.

[@Missharmonyskye]

“Koalas are so cute” They would literally rip your throat out if they get the chance 😂

[@lisazelko3353]

Born and raised in Australia, lived there for 40 years and never seen a snake, moved to st.louis Missouri, been here for just over 2 years, seen 4 snakes.

[@PeterAtkinson]

It’s very safe in urban areas of Australia. Very similar to most countries like USA and Canada. And I’m sick of people mispronouncing emu. It’s pronounced eem-you.

[@danielgardecki1046]

My mate lived in Aus for around a year. He spent most of his time living in a house by Bondi Beach, Sydney. One day when he was having a shit in the Sydney house, he could hear something inside the toilet, and it turned out to be one of Australia's most deadly spiders.

[@PeterAtkinson]

Daniel Gardecki yeah Sydney is one of the most dangerous because they have the Funnel Web spider which can kill you but it isn’t agressive as long as you don’t mess with them. They do live in Urban areas though. Melbourne you get big spiders with Hunstmans, but they are the most harmless spiders you can find.

[@danielgardecki1046]

@@PeterAtkinson I'm pretty sure he saw both of those while he was there, and I'm quite sure it was the *Funnel-Web* one which was in the toilet. My other mate has spent at least 5 years in the 2010's, maybe more travelling around the world. He spent around a year visiting most, if not all of the states in the *US,* while my best mate was spending around 3 months living in *Ecuador.* When they came back they tried to get me to go to *Australia* with them, but I was worried about money and not being able to get jobs while travelling, so I didn't go. They spent around a year to 18 months in *Australia,* and around 6 months in *New Zealand.* My best mate came back home, while my other mate carried on travelling for a couple of years to places like *Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Indonesia, Thailand, India, Cambodia, Egypt, China, Japan, Iceland* etc. Basically every interesting country with world wonders. Then he came back home for a year or two, before he went back travelling the world again, which I'm pretty sure included some countries in *Europe.* Since my best mate has been back he's got married, had kids, bought his own house and travelled to places like *Ireland, Germany, Czech Republic* and various *Scandinavian* countries. I can't understand how they managed to earn enough money to travel from country to country while travelling. Maybe it was easier than I thought, or maybe it's because they went to college and are qualified in trades like *joinery* and *printing.* I wish I could turn back the clock 15 years, get some useful qualifications, and go travelling with them. The only places I've been outside of the *UK,* are *Spain, France, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Mallorca,* and *Corfu.*

[@republicofcasuals]

O'KHEY Pitar Atkensin, jest ralax wid da EMOO tawk n haw it iz pronownsd 😋

[@kennethbell6912]

More than 110lb of potatoes is chargeable as “Deem Supply”😂

[@MelbourneTheatreGirl]

You need to go to Queensland if you want, sun, sand, surf, palm trees etc. This state is generally warm year round. It would cost so so much to ship you car. You’d be better to sell it and buy a new one. Having the steering wheel on the left side but driving on the right is very difficult. The wheel on the right helps you naturally drive correctly.