50 Things That Are Only Possible In Australia *Reaction Video*

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[@C0maT0ast]

There really is no "National Beer" for Australia. It's different state by state. Most known Beers would be XXXX (Qld), Victoria Bitter (Vic), Coopers (SA), Swan Draught (WA). Great video guys, even I learnt a bit about my own country, cheers.

[@CallistoTheWarriorQueen]

Cascade and Boags in Tas

[@darrendoolan4906]

Tooheys new NSW

[@oldbroadabroad6619]

VB is considered swill to most Australians

[@LiquidAwesomePersonified]

cant believes you forgot tooheys and boags but worst of all.... XXXX for qld?! did your parents not love you did they raise you to drink piss? QLD is carlton at the very least, XXXX is soapy pisswater, it's like the shit you sponge out of the dishwasher at the end of a night.

[@LiquidAwesomePersonified]

@@oldbroadabroad6619 second post- yep, most of us growing up called them vomit bombs lol - still, they got ya smashed if ya drank enough.

[@mollydunn7646]

my family immigrated to Australia I got a job shortly after we arrived, I was sitting at my desk and turned to open the desk drawer when I saw an enormous Huntsman spider ( almost the size of my hand) crawling down the wall I leapt up in the air pushed my chair to the ground and bolted for the ladies toilets, when I got the all clear to come back to my desk I went to shut the drawer and it must have been underneath and if fell with a thump onto the floor it was loud. Happy to say I am quite used to them now and don't panic.

[@CanadiansReact]

😯

[@karenmcneill2602]

Horrible!!! I hate them with a passion!

[@mareebrown2163]

@@karenmcneill2602 they eat flies. That makes them goodies. Catch them and put them outside, never kill them.

[@resourcedragon]

@@mareebrown2163: Sorry, if I see them, they are ex-spiders.

[@mareebrown2163]

@@resourcedragon I don't actually like spiders at all. However I hate flies and mosquitos more. :)

[@waterpolowizard]

FYI - talking about the black box, Australia invented that

[@EternalInfernal012]

In the back yard of a South Australian, and it's orange so that it can be found in crash wreckage easily, it also has a beacon to be found in deep water and can stand temperatures as much as almost the sun, purely because jet fires are some of the hottest things in the world

[@drewharry970]

Yep.. they put aboriginals in boxes.. and pushed it down the clifts..

[@melissanoyb]

An Australian WOMAN invented that. 😁

[@Cr1s1s1s1rC]

@@melissanoyb lol you really had to include women in that

[@toys7198]

I'd love to see you guys get into more niche Aussie stuff... Look up "Nick Cummins - The Honey Badger" and see what you make of that, he's a total legend and was briefly "the Bachelor" for Australia. On a side note, a way weirder, true fact, is that we had a Prime Minister (The equivalent to your President) go missing in the ocean, he was presumed dead and eaten by sharks. His name was Harold Holt... We named a swimming pool after him.

[@Rage_Harder_Then_Relax]

Canada has Prime Ministers not Presidents.

[@toys7198]

@@Rage_Harder_Then_Relax Didn't realise these guys were Canadian, I'm not that good at accents, but sorry for my mistake, much love from Aus x

[@666t]

Actor Julien McMahon is the son of an Australian Prime Minister

[@shaz464]

Just a little update. Adelaide has recently been named most liveable city in Australia, and third most liveable city in the world. GO RADELAIDE.

[@daveg2104]

Congrats to Adelaide. Keep in mind there are so many of these lists, that use different criteria to rank cities. I saw one last week that had pushed Sydney down to 11, because apparently the experience with the virus was so much worse there. Go figure.

[@shaz464]

@@daveg2104 COVID no doubt came into it. This report was done last year when SA was COVID free and we were leading virtually normal lives. Things changed unfortunately when we opened our borders to eastern states and COVID came rushing in. Still doing better than eastern states though.

[@quiltygal6981]

Love living in Adelaide ❤

[@elisebalk]

After Auckland, New Zealand

[@dee-smart]

I've spent all my life in Adelaide (61 years) and I didn't know that!

[@vinsgraphics]

The national highway (1) runs around the perimeter of the continent… it’s not a “spider like” network as suggested in the graphic. Camels were brought to Australia by Afghans during the Gold rush in Western Australia, 1880s. The Afghans made more money transporting water than finding gold. Australia is the only place where camels run wild.

[@kennethbell6912]

How do coaches get to SA from Sydney going through Broken Hill?

[@daveg2104]

@@kennethbell6912 By traveling on the A32 - Barrier Highway. If you don't see a route "1" marker anywhere (can be accompanied by an "M", "A", "B" or an "R", depending on the type of road) , you probably aren't on Highway 1.

[@BassMatt1972]

Hence why Australian camels are worth big $$ in the Camel Racing Industry in Dubai etc..

[@bloozee]

I think prostitutes made more money than prospectors during the Gold rush;)

[@mareebrown2163]

@@bloozee and they earned every dollar (pound)

[@michaelfink64]

Nic reactions, fellas. Ok, there are lots of errors in the source video. Highway 1, the longest national highway in the world, is nothing like that shown in the picture with criss-crossing roads (how could that even be considered a single highway, anyway?), but a road that circles the nation. There are pink lakes outside Western Australia. I visited one in Victoria recently. How can he he say that only 25% of species have been discovered so far? If they are undiscovered, how would you know they existed?

[@kaziu312]

I'm glad someone else noticed that "25% discovered" bit. I was thinking the same.

[@ianmontgomery7534]

@@kaziu312 it is an estimate based on the amount of new species discovered - mainly insects and plants.

[@timothyjames9768]

HI, technically Mel Gibson is American, his family moved to Australia, I believe, to avoid the draft for members of the family for the Vietnam conflict. However get him to say 'birthday' and you will know where he grew up and has deep roots. Speaking of movie's, Australia invented the feature length movie, we were making feature length films nearly a decade before Hollywood. Not only is Fosters morally banned for consumption, it is not brewed in Australia and hasn't been for?????...30 maybe 40 years..only two countries brew Fosters...England and USA. WE don't have a national beer, its just advertising for tourist. You were probably thinking of Victoria Bitter ,VB. Howard Florey developed the ability to use penicillin, before scientist knew of the propertied but Florey developed how to administer it. saved tens of thousand of Allied soldiers during WW2. WiFi developed in Australia, Surf Lifesaving.. Lawrence Hargraves in Wollongong, was the first human to fly by non balloon or other gas or hot air, but with a kite.Wright Bros. were first mechanically aided and longest first flight He basically developed the wing uplift process aircraft use today. I could go on as there are medical and agricultural research, design and invention which this country is at the forefront, but will leave it there:) by the way thx for the video and interest...

[@syphon_9892]

True and Nicole Kidman was born in the U.S on the island of Oahu, Hawaii

[@Reece_Hart]

Was kind of surprised the video didn't say why we have Hungry Jacks instead of Burger King. Long story short when they decided to start franchising here they weren't allowed to use the Burger King name due to there already being a place in Adelaide using the name which ironically no longer exists.

[@allieg6401]

Huh didn’t know that… but seeing as HJs is almost twice my age not surprising.

[@fireidar]

Here's how 'blaize" me as an Australian am about spiders. There is a Wolf spider that regularly somehow gets into my flat. It seems to like my bedroom wall. Whenever I see it I'm like "Oh. hey Wolfy, haven't seen you in a while" then get the broom to get it out. I KNOW it's the same one because it only has seven legs. I have Daddy Long Legs running across my floors and as long as they don't come near me, I'm fine.

[@LuvHrtZ]

Daddy Long Legs' are poisonous, but the can't penetrate your skin. A Daddy Long Legs can kill a redback, they are your best friend.

[@fireidar]

@@LuvHrtZ I know, I just don't want them crawling ON me. Daddy Long Legs and Redbacks fight for territory sometimes. We used to have a problem with them in our garage, but a Pest Controller told me "just put a few Daddy Long Legs there, they'll eat them" within days there was not a single Redback. We have an over abundance of Long Legs though.

[@marksmusicCC]

Actually Australia has several active volcanoes, an active volcano is one that has erupted some time in the last 6000 years ( give or take) and one of the largest active and currently erupting volcanoes in the world is in Australian waters around 3000Km south of Perth. It is just so far out of the way and hard to get to that no one takes much notice of it.

[@deborahduthie4519]

Did you know that Australia has more than 300extinct volcanoes? Pretty cool eh👍🏼🇦🇺 Why would we want to travel any place else? This land is the best. I love being, living in Australia.

[@adamgm130]

the big guy got the pronunciation spot on "straya" you past the test....now down a 6 pack of VB to get your Australian citizenship

[@CanadiansReact]

Ha! Truth is, my dAds Aussie and I got my citizenship. ;) - big guy

[@mollymuch2808]

A big huntsman just ran across my roof watching this but I know he’s helping keep bugs away

[@h0mest0ned]

You guys need to watch the movie rabbit proof fance, a bit more about australia that you dont need to react to but just a bit more that i believe was left out of the video.

[@OldFellaDave]

Hungry Jacks is an awesome story. 1 Aussie businessman bought the rights to launch Burger King in Australia in the early 1970's - but found he couldn't use the name Burger King because a small Adelaide Burger Shop was already called Burger King - and the owner refused to sell them the name. So they came up with the name Hungry Jacks. In the 70's and 80's you could find Hungry Jacks mostly in Western Australia and Queensland, with one or two stores in NSW and Vic. Fast forward to the late 90's and Burger King in the US decided to screw over the owners of the Hungry Jacks franchises by finally acquiring the Burker King trademark and opening it's own separate stores in NSW and Victoria. There were a few Hungry Jacks in those states by now so you had the moronic situation of a Burger King on one corner and a Hungry Jacks on another corner with almost identical livery and burgers. Hungry Jacks Australia took Burger King to court - and won a $43 million dollar settlement LOL!! Eventually Burger King and Hungry Jacks kissed and made up and Hungry Jacks Australia took over all Burger King operations in Australia. It is now a major national burger chain. As for Beer - each state traditional has its own beer. Tooheys in NSW, VB in Victoria, XXXX in Queensland, Cascade in Tasmania, West End in South Australia, Emu in Western Australia. Each of these breweries had their flagship product and a number of smaller varieties that most Aussies grew up with. But today the craft/hipster/IPA market has exploded (like it has everywhere else) and there are literally hundreds of small-batch, boutique crap on the shelves nowadays. The biggest/most popular beers still remain amongst the more traditional beers - VB, XXXX (Bitter, Gold, etc), Tooheys (Red, Blue, Extra Dry etc), Cascade etc plus their newer stablemates like Hahn, Boags, Coopers, James Squire, Swan etc

[@procrasin1]

Wow I was going to say everything you just said about both the Beer and Hungry Jacks ….. so yeah I 2nd that?.👍 My Uncle & first business partner was an executive of Frosty Boy who told me about Hungry Jacks years ago before he died but on a lighter note about the Beer 🍺 yeah exactly what I was going to say 👍

[@mdwquiz]

Boag's (1881)is the newer stablemate? Casting a bit of shade there! Everyone is newer compared to Cascade (1824)

[@aussieragdoll4840]

The story about the Sydney Opera House being inspired by the segments if an orange is a myth. The sails of the Opera House were inspired by the sails of the yachts that compete & sail on the harbour.

[@haydenposnansky968]

Yes inspired by sails, but the sails wouldn't work bcoz of the dimensions. So while eating an orange he realised that a sphere can be cut into many different size triangles therefore still representing the sail shape originally intended. Therefore the statement is true that all pieces can be put back into a sphere.

[@Semajsenrab72]

Termite mounds also can be used as a makeshift oven without damaging the mound, also one type of mound runs north to south, the other kind runs east to west so you can use them as navigational aids

[@noelanderson8915]

Those termite mounds or as we used to call them "ant beds" were used as tennis courts back when and even further back used as a floor in houses because with a little water they set hard. Many of our great "older" tennis players more than likely learned their trade on the "ant bed'' courts. On beers, you can't forget XXXX "Fourex" and Carlton United breweries "makers of Fosters" "ugh". Coopers is big and a new one is Great Northern.

[@tazziegee8479]

The National Highway is actually longer than is states in this. As if you catch the Spirit Of Tasmania to or from Tasmania it is included as part of the National Highway System and so are the major Highways. So when you bring your car on the Spirit of Tasmania you are still considered to be on the National Highway. As always as a Tasmanian is left off these lists. but hey we love the big island north of us

[@bluejhaygrl]

The sheep thing is no longer a thing. This country was built off the sheeps back, but due to globalism we have had that industry taken from us. You may still see some small sheep farms but not like you used to .On a side note QANTAS has the most lucrative haul in the world which is the Sydney to London flight.

[@resourcedragon]

No. I just googled the sheep population, and "The national sheep flock is currently estimated at 104 million" so that's still a good 4 sheep to every one person. We don't _process_ a lot of wool these days - that has changed a lot.

[@kerricappy4890]

@@resourcedragon more than NZ?? We're going to have to stop the NZ sheep jokes.

[@ESUSAMEX]

Mel Gibson was born in NY State to an American father and an Irish mother and moved to Australia at like 10 years old. Nicole Kidman was born in Hawaii to Australian parents moved to Australia as a child. Keith Urban was born New Zealand and moved to Australia as a child. John Travolta's airport home is in Ocala, Florida. Qantas gave him a Boeing 707.

[@jeffburdick869]

13:00 Coopers is the big beer in Australia. My local pub in my old neighborhood was Australian owned, operated, and themed. They referred to Fosters as "The F word."

[@geofftottenperthcoys9944]

Coopers stout is the bomb!

[@LukeNeil]

Nah mate. Great Northern is the way to go.

[@toys7198]

Coopers is *a great beer in Australia.* Trust me, every state and territory will give you a different answer, I love a good VB, or a Coopers Red, but since moving north, you can't go past a Great Northern. (XXXX can bury itself in a hole though).

[@matthewcullen1298]

I love a Cooper's pale ale.

[@jarrodpeirce7694]

Coopers is a great beer, not sure it would be considered "The Big Beer" though. I though XXXX was the highest selling beer in the country.

[@carriebizz]

Yeah Melbourne is now the most locked down city in the world ( during the 6 lockdowns we endured thankfully over with) I still love my state though

[@craig147680]

Travolta bought an old jet than looked up its original owner Qantas. He asked to have permission to paint it in Qantas colours. Qantas said we will do one better and you become our ambassador.

[@robsutherland5744]

Fun Australia facts video. Thanks fellas. Just occurred to me why you relocated indoors. Good old Canadian winters.

[@georgecurrenti3602]

Our spiders are not too bad… most of them are quite harmless. But it can be scary when you find a hairy creature the size of your hand on your bedroom wall first thing in the morning…😬

[@dhfyrydjfjd]

🤣 I'd be running down the street screaming! Lol!

[@allangoodger969]

Funnel webs bloody hurt when they bite though. Found that out the hard way + two days in hospital. Its the snakes you have to watch out for.

[@dhfyrydjfjd]

I grew up here in San Diego California so we do have our share of spiders & snakes but for some reason they sound so terrifying somewhere else, lol.

[@allangoodger969]

@@dhfyrydjfjd last year i had a student who was bitten by a tiger snake. Hospital for two weeks. Took him over six months to fully recover. If it had been an eastern brown he would have been dead. Of course in the cities you barely see any snakes. I think they are too sensible.🤣🤣🤣

[@dhfyrydjfjd]

@Allan Goodger lol, let's hope! Glad the student is ok.

[@ozzywill9180]

Love your content about Australia well done, lads

[@rachelb4970]

Was the garage too cold?!! 🤣

[@CanadiansReact]

Ha! No it’s just for a change ;) we laugh at the cold

[@fridgemagnate7923]

spiders crawling across your windscreen when your driving is when they kill you

[@melissanoyb]

Australian women not invented the black box, but also the seat belt, the rider's safety helmet, and the vaccine for cervical cancer. Thank you and G'day.

[@geofftottenperthcoys9944]

Created wifi too.

[@CanadiansReact]

Really!?

[@Rage_Harder_Then_Relax]

Yeah. It was the CSIRO which is a government funded science agency

[@phillargus2757]

@@CanadiansReact Yep. The bloke that did it got a pile of money just a short time ago.

[@scottcoolum]

Drinking Beer , and learning about Australia !!! Citizenship approval ASAP :-) Nice one Fellas

[@EternalInfernal012]

To clarify the longest fence isn't actually a 'dingo fence' its proper name is the 'Rabbit Proof Fence' because it was built to keep the increasingly MASSIVE rabbit population down in the 1900s, because we were able to stem the growth of the Rabbits and they're no longer /that/ much of a threat it is technically now used to keep dingoes and foxes away from farm land

[@badhabitbabbitt7655]

Yeah asking for a Fosters will get you the disdain look from the locals.

[@vegemitegirl1971]

My 6"2', 100 kg son hates spiders. He's 23 in a few days and works nights. He has called me from outside (waking me at 2am) saying, 'mum can you open the glass sliding door, there's a big spider on the laundry door.'

[@matthewcullen1298]

I hope you blokes get to visit Oz when things settle down Good blokes are always welcome but please visit Queensland as well

[@kennethbell6912]

Qantas has a perfect safety record.

[@CQuinnLady]

no they dont but they have the best safety record by far!

[@daveg2104]

@@CQuinnLady Qantas has never had a fatal jet airliner accident (unless one has just occurred and I haven't heard about it). There have been some close calls though. They did have fatalities in the pre-jet age. According to my Google search - the last deadly Qantas accident was in 1951 when a de Havilland DH. 84 Dragon crashed in the Central Highlands of New Guinea killing all three people aboard.

[@r.fairlie7186]

@@daveg2104 Yes - and I’m sure that Dustin Hoffman’s character in “Rain Man” did a lot to increase Qantas’s profits when he made that statement about their safety record!

[@daveg2104]

@@r.fairlie7186 Quite possibly. It certainly wouldn't have hurt. The other thing to consider is that QANTAS was owned by the Commonwealth Government for quite a number of years. No Transport Minister wanted a body count listed in their political CV.

[@r.fairlie7186]

@@daveg2104 Absolutely! During my time with Immigration at Sydney Airport I often checked the toilets on the planes that had just arrived from certain countries. (Some refugee applicants would hide there for a while and throw away their passports.) It was significantly obvious that Qantas cabin crew would go up and down the aircraft to check for personal items left on board. They always wore rubber gloves and carried spray disinfectant and wipes. They continued that awareness of customer safety and hygiene at least 20 years before what is now second nature to us since Covid began. The other airlines weren’t as diligent at that level of hygiene.

[@Eskay1206]

Qantas is the oldest airline still in operation, Australia also invented WiFi

[@llddau]

You guys should do a reaction to “A song about birds” (you will love that), or something about the dirty and hilarious place names here, like Cockburn, Titty Bong Bong or Woop Woop, yes that’s a real place. My favourite is Well It Wasn’t There Last Year Cave!

[@jillians1138]

Informative stuff about Aussie, good choice…although you probably have a record number of facepalms and smh moments from me at the countless bad puns and innuendos that I heard throughout this one lol. No lol moments from me today, mostly facepalms haha And PS that sentence “if you were alive 46,000 years ago, you’d be dead”…..well come on pick one!!! You can’t be both lmao 🤣 what kind of sorcery was that!!! I thought I heard Chase in the background…I was going crazy over here thinking it was one of my neighbours so your confirmation at the end helped to put my mind back at ease lol

[@CM_87]

G'day from Melbourne, I'm subscribed.

[@699hazard]

Popular Australian beers are Great Northern, Victoria Bitter, XXXX and Carlton Dry.

[@chantellenutes5435]

Here’s a fun Australian fact: Koalas are now listed as endangered on the east coast due to sustained logging and bushfires. We suck.

[@Jaydeyay]

2 Neighbors Down Undah!

[@KristiContemplates]

Victoria Bitters (VB), Tooheys, XXXX, Carlton Draught, Welder's Dog, Guiness (beers loved in Oz) Plenty of people brew their own. I used to help my grandma cap the long necks on the weekends. Plenty of kids would join their families for a beer. It was heavily diluted in lemonade, and we called it a Shanty. That woman ruined beer for me as an adult. Nothing stands up to Grandma's brew.

[@frolickinglions]

Shandy, not shanty.

[@resourcedragon]

The original video has a graphic error, the less threatening spider (black on white, circa 9:36 ) has the wrong number of legs, *_all spiders have 8 legs,_* not 6. *_Insects_* have 6 legs. Both insects and spiders are arthropods. And I'll deck the next person I hear who refers to an amphibian as a reptile - although, fortunately no one seems to have committed that biological _faux pas_ on this video ... yet.

[@briandp9535]

Mt Disappointment is a half hour drive from my house. Neat little 4x4 spot.

[@martinturner9823]

QUANTAS stands for QUEESLAND AND NORTHENN TERRITYORY AIR SERVICE

[@ledoutofshadow8004]

Qantas.

[@foggylog19]

The big huntsman are fine, they don't hurt you just look scary.

[@phillargus2757]

They are also one of the few spiders that look after their young ones. It can be an amazing sight to lift a piece of bark or what ever and find mum with about fifty little ones under it!

[@somefatbugger]

1st time watch. How cool you reviewing my country. Two cool blokes.

[@stevedavis2473]

We also invented mcdonalds McCafe

[@CanadiansReact]

That you did!

[@stephen5465]

Mel Gibson was born in the USA and moved to Australia when he was 12yo.

[@fathomtheundertaker4356]

In Western Australia the best beer is "EMU EXPORT" also known as bush chook or wife basher

[@micamojo]

3:33 I used to hitch a ride every morning from there to Lorne - I was never late oddly enough

[@randychampion184]

With that beer thing...here in Barbados our local beer Banks is hugely popular despite the competition from other Caribbean brands

[@tfrowlett8752]

9:12 there’s also lake disappointment in Western Australia

[@mathewpulic76]

Hey guys, just to add to another comment here’s saying there’s many active volcanoes in aus there is also an active volcano in a place called mount gambier in south Australia. It’s actually a part of the place n if it ever did erupt the place would be in some serious trouble. Mount gambier is also the home of a land mark called the blue lake which changes colour a few times a year no more than for the summer when it turns a very mystic dark rich blue. There are pics online if you wanna see goggle the blue lake.

[@felitawilliams3126]

Australia also has around 8,222 islands within its maritime territory. I hope you will react to some of these islands as they have beautiful white Sunday beaches. Some are inhabited while a few have tourist accomodations and majority are uninhabited.

[@daveg2104]

It's a lot, but Canada has 52,455 islands. Most of them would be cold for a large part of the year though.

[@felitawilliams3126]

Wow! That’s a lot. Even if they’re cold I’m sure they’re beautiful. I haven’t been to Canada but I heard your country has breathtaking landscapes.

[@daveg2104]

@@felitawilliams3126 Actually, I'm an Aussie. I haven't been to Canada (some of my family have), but it certainly has a lot of beautiful and dramatic landscapes.

[@mollymuch2808]

Actually there is 60000 kilometres of coast line and 12 thousand beaches

[@dhfyrydjfjd]

Couldn't figure out why the Australia video had a baby crying in the background! Lol! 😂 My best friend from High School has lived there for like 10 years but the huntsman is definitely a reason to double think going for me! 😳🕷 ♡♡♡

[@shaz464]

Trust me, the huntsman spider is harmless.

[@danzydan2479]

They are ok. Quite gentle spiders.

[@jodav4631]

Huntsman are harmless they look scary but they won’t kill you

[@ellefitzpatrick6339]

They are mostly harmless but they are horrific looking and known to jump out and scare the sh!t out of you.

[@dhfyrydjfjd]

My friend told me "They won't kill you or anything...but they will chase you..." 😳😄

[@andrewmarshall5714]

Did anyone mention Qantas is an acronym for Queensland and Northern Territory Air Service?

[@jeremyryan770]

John Travolta has actually donated the Qantas jet now to the Historical Aircraft Restoration Society.

[@SonOfMuta]

12:34 Mel Gibson has always been American, he was born in New York. He's a dual U.S.-Australian citizen

[@Dr_KAP]

He actually has Irish and American citizenship and he is a permanent resident of Australia. He spent his formative years here and has said on countless interviews that he considers himself Australian. I think how he identifies is probably the most important.

[@kylietasker50]

Green and Gold only became the Australian colours in the 1980s

[@philkelly8261]

Mel Gibson was born in the States. Grew up in Australia.

[@joannemurdock7899]

Great video🥰

[@michaelpatnaude]

Qantas didn't give John Travolta his 707. Qantas charged him $77 Million for it in turn he donated it to Shellharbour Airport Museam in Wollongong, Australia in 2017.

[@EvParaPanic]

You should definitely look up a video of Australian inventions. You’d be surprised how many there are

[@CanadiansReact]

thats a great idea!

[@EvParaPanic]

@@CanadiansReact Reaction video to this! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jn69io2ZpKaWi5I 🏉

[@kerriemccoy1647]

QANTAS is the oldest airline in the world & VB ( Victoria Bitter ) is a very popular bear in Australia.

[@TheAussief1]

Every state has a different preference of beer. Usually because the beer doesn’t travel well so by the time it had gone a good distance form the brewery the taste had changed for the worse. . Oh by a good distance I mean about 1000 miles on rough roads.

[@taniaPBear]

Fun Fact, Mel Gibson is American, he was born there, grew up here, became famous here, then when he got Hollywood roles he moved back there, got a new accent and blocked out any memory of ever having been here. It made us sad at first, then...well, you know, and now we're happy again. :) lol

[@StefanScripca]

Mount Disappointment was called that because they thought they were closer to their target. Also, the party had been going through really rough times by then. There are some incorrect statements throughout this list...

[@ellefitzpatrick6339]

In 1824, Mount Disappointment was named by explorers Hume and Hovell because of their disappointment that the dense tree growth prevented them from viewing Port Phillip Bay from the summit.

[@charliefarley4792]

I went to a bush rave on Mt Disappointment when I was a backpacker and then slept in the very roomy boot of a 4x4 under the stars, we then went to a Hungry Jack's for brekkie. It was as amazing as you can imagine

[@skidman5111]

beers depends where you live but VB-XXXX-TOOTHYS-IRON JACK - Bunderberg Rum is also a favourite

[@RandomStuff-he7lu]

In 2013 the Shadow Minister for Justice was David Feeney. His electorate was in Melbourne. The name of that electorate? Batman.

[@Spankedchicken]

I’m also an Adam who is from Australia and a Jays fan!

[@bettyboop7426]

It is so Australian that a young,drunk Aussie who added i to many words was the one who was first known to say selfie,alcohol free beer is getting pretty popular in Oz. You guys probably know that Macadamias are native to Oz,thanks guys

[@pirminrostron1107]

Mate. If you’re having a beer it’ll be a VB stubby, or if it’s a special occasion you can upgrade to a crowney.

[@CanadiansReact]

Cheers Pirmin ;) Miss ya pal

[@pirminrostron1107]

@@CanadiansReact you too bby, love the channel ❤️

[@wayneclayson4403]

Each State drinks different beers currently my favourite is Great Northern

[@allangoodger969]

About bloody time you lot started to take an interest in the land of Oz

[@gweneeloveslife]

Australia is open now... come on down. LOL

[@rouhag3490]

*squints* considering it has been established that Indigenous populations resided in Australia 64,000 years ago, I'd be treating that video with a pinch or two of Vegemite. 😅

[@AliA-gj2tp]

Ryan just let me know when you go to Australia I'll go too and we'll scream together at those spiders 😀

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

did you mention we don't feel the need to carry a gun!

[@vanessajo4975]

The black box is also an Australian invention.

[@tzzz7]

coasters, mate

[@CanadiansReact]

😆 we clearly don’t respect wood

[@jillians1138]

@@CanadiansReact oh dear gods…phrasing! 🤦🏼‍♀️ Sorry I had to lol

[@macman1469]

We also have a rabbit proof fence in West Oz over 2000 miles long. So our 2 longest fences combined stretch over 5 500 miles. As for the Sydney Opera house making a sphere when all buildings are combined is a myth. The widths ,height and angles do not align, as is easily seen while viewing the structure. It was inspired by a sphere -an orange to be specific. (And that's where the myth started).

[@williecoulter1091]

You mentioned the black box you do know it was invented by Australian scientists right!

[@MBear3]

We also have a 90 mile long straight road.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

Australia is also the home of the most unlikely Olympian in world history to win gold at a Winter Olympics. His name is *Steven Bradbury.*

[@CanadiansReact]

Yes! The speed skater!

[@garzilla7123]

Mel Gibson was actually born in America in New York and didn't move to Australia until he was like 12 years old. Just a heads up.

[@Dr_KAP]

Dual citizenship US and Ireland- permanent resident of Australia and identifies himself as Australian first in interviews

[@garzilla7123]

@@Dr_KAP But deep down inside no matter what he says he will always know that he was born as an American, and he can never change that no matter what he says. lol lol

[@Dr_KAP]

@@garzilla7123 lol

[@noway5347]

Like who cares

[@Dr_KAP]

@@noway5347 some people are just interested in some things and we were having a respectful adult conversation- if you don’t care why do you feel the need to comment?

[@jeffburdick869]

13:40 related to this, I almost NEVER see Americans drink Budweiser. I'm sure a lot do because its a huge company, obviously. I've been drinking for 20 years and have probably had like 3 Budweisers in my life.

[@amandas.6500]

I think I had one once.....barf.

[@amandas.6500]

I would love to see kangaroos and koalas in the wild!

[@pauljarvis446]

I have.

[@LukeNeil]

Kangaroos are not to be trifled with.

[@amandas.6500]

@luke neil . I wouldn't trifle, just admire & photograph.

[@scottcoolum]

You'll see it all on the sunshine coast in Queensland , plus the birdlife you could never imagine :-) From Coolum Beach

[@micheledix2616]

My daughter and her family live about 90mins from the Queensland Capital, Brisbane, on the Sunshine Coast.. she lives 10m8ns from the local Educational Precinct which includes the University of the Sunshine Coast, 2 High Schools ( yrs 7 - 12 & 2 Primary Schools pre-school - yr 6). So this close to big suburbia this Precinct has resident mob of Grey Kangaroos the children are so used to seeing the Roos ob the s hool grounds that they don't even look at them as they grasp the grasses. The family has a male Grey and his female roo regularly pop in for a breakfast lawn munch ( like this morning) along with the Ringing possum who,lives in the possum house, the Bush Turkey & Mrs Turkey have just had their chick's hatch znd said Chick's have adopted the Family's lying chicken's (chooks as a surrogate flock😁 while the resident Bandicoot tries every night to dig into the Chicken Coup to feast on the laying mash.(hasn't succeeded in months because of the bricks around the our at night to thwart the cheeky but cute creature. All this in close suburbia BUT that is not the norm In many Australian suburbs just happens it is at this zre on the Sunshine Coast

[@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479]

Melbourne has a bigger Italian population than Greek.. Fact

[@phillargus2757]

Not quite - bigger than Athens.

[@EveryoneWhoUsesThisTV]

Lots of errors in that goofy vid... I'm sure the comment section will fill you in.. A platypus has venomous spurs, it doesn't have much of a bite, and the specimen taken to England was dead and stuffed... Always amazes me how people who live with bears around, can worry about our timid snakes and spiders! :D

[@JohnHollands]

The image of the Opera House with cruise ship in background at 3:18 has been flipped.

[@lizbrown2686]

The Black Box was actually invented in Australia, by West Australian Professor David Warren

[@suzidelarue5344]

Beer depends which state which beer

[@downunderwithlove5275]

In Queensland, we drink XXXX (Fourex).... VB Belongs down the sink.

[@PiersDJackson]

When you say John Travolta has a couple of aircraft that he drives upto his house.... until 2017 that included an ex-Qantas Boeing 707-138B.... ie. The same type of aircraft as Airforce One from the end of Kennedy's Presidency to the begin of George HW Bush's (1962-1990)

[@geofftottenperthcoys9944]

The potato law is no longer around.

[@greggles_]

You still need a license to collect bird poop in WA though 😂

[@cassiebancroft5254]

Victoria Bitter... or VB but I dont think it's the best beer we make

[@donconnor1537]

Qantas. A noun without a "U" after the "Q". Queensland and northern territory air service.