AMERICAN REACTS TO (Isaac Butterfield) 10 Reasons Not To Visit Australia (Aussie Reacts)

[@drummerboy2834]

Isaac is your typical Aussie bloke you’d find at the local pub goin on a rant 🤣 fkn legend 👍🏾

[@Lnch4ALion]

😂😂😂 exactly, he is lame and totally unfunny. Just like the bozos on a rant at the pub

[@jenniferharrison8915]

I will have to watch it again, I was too busy laughing and trying to lip read! He is fabulous, if a little insensitive and loud! There is so much nonsense out there, well done with the passionate, honest critique! Cheers! 😁👍

[@danielwilcox8268]

I love your journey Now you are even onboard with Aussie human And believe it or not a lot of us are actually just like him

[@ozzybloke-craig3690]

I Love Isaac Butterfield. He says what he thinks and doesn't hold back. True Blue Auissie right there. Btw a Perentie is a Monitor Lizard or Goanna (Similar to an Iguanna and believed to have derived it's name from 'Iguanna') and is much smaller than a Komodo Dragon.

[@NETFREIGHTSERVICESQUEENSLAND]

Cassowaries are large, flightless birds that are native to Australia12. They are the heaviest birds in Australia and the second heaviest in the world2. They are covered in black feathers that look like hair and have a distinctive casque on their head2. Cassowaries are only found in northern Queensland, in the wet tropics and Cape York

[@NETFREIGHTSERVICESQUEENSLAND]

Spider bite deaths: How many people are killed by spiders in Australia? David Whitley 28/07/2021 Wildlife Huntsman spiders look scary, while redback and funnel web spiders have potentially fatal bites. But the production of effective antivenoms means there have been no spider bite deaths in Australia since 1979.

[@brynnmckenzie2497]

One of the first things you learn when being taught how to swim in Australia is how to identify and stay out of rip currents...

[@NETFREIGHTSERVICESQUEENSLAND]

A perentie is a large monitor lizard native to Australia. It is one of the largest living lizards on earth, after the Komodo dragon1. It is found in arid desert areas of Western Australia, South Australia, the Northern Territory, and Queensland1. It is rated ‘Least Concern’ by the IUCN and its population is considered stable2.

[@leandabee]

Geez your reaction was sooo funny, I was laughing at you laughing. Ozzies are not so prudish when it comes swear words. I find personally that sometimes he hits below the belt😳, but we still love 'im ❤👌

[@Bellas1717]

Loved it, thank you!!!

[@NETFREIGHTSERVICESQUEENSLAND]

Snakebites are relatively rare and fatal events in Australia12. About 3,000 snakebites occur each year in Australia, affecting both humans and pets1. Only a small percentage of human snakebites require antivenom treatment, and the average mortality rate is about 0.03 per 100,000 per year, or 1 to 2 persons2. This is a significant decrease from the 1920s, when 13 persons per year died from snakebites2.

[@jenb658]

Ah, the land of the free. Happy to have their largest state’s citizens walking around with an average of 8.5 guns each but can’t say “curse” words for fear of cancellation. The irony! 😉

[@MrThomas864]

Ikr

[@FairladyS130]

At least they are free to do so and not nanny stated beyond belief.

[@tammyfinnemore]

gotta love Issac

[@6226superhurricane]

fire ants aren't even australian. some have found there way over here at times but if anyone finds them they are eradicated. we have bull ants, jumping ants, meat ants, green ants, black ants unless you're sllergic to ants the worst you're going to get is an ant sting

[@MrThomas864]

Exactly

[@FairladyS130]

Wrong. Fire ants are still active.

[@-sandman4605]

Couldn't watch this to much beeping doing my Australian head in, we Australian's love a good swear. 😔

[@drummerboy2834]

Not his fault, KZbin has gone nuts about swearing and woke BS 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@KellboRose]

Yeah I don't mind the bleeps. Ppl can go and watch the original vid for the uncut version if they like. It was still a funny reaction

[@-sandman4605]

@@KellboRose Yeah Nah i thought it was F_ _ ked it took the funny out of it,, when was the last time he played a reaction with a good SWEAR,, if he can't play a video every now & then without being worried about not being payed then there is something wrong. When something is funny with a good F_ _ king swear don't take the fun out off it just for F_ _ king money, money is evil & a good F_ _ king laugh is always better and way more fun . 👍😎

[@KellboRose]

@@-sandman4605 it's a bit different when KZbin is ur job. He has to abide by the rules. Issac can afford to swear in his vids because he has other work he does for money. Also I think it gives ppl more reason to go watch the original. So imo it's not a bad thing

[@-sandman4605]

@@KellboRose Boring C_ _ T

[@fruckya]

Ozzy man reviews is another funny aussie

[@NETFREIGHTSERVICESQUEENSLAND]

On average only one person a year is killed by a crocodile attack in Australia, in comparison three people a year die from bee stings, and thousands from smoking and car accidents so as long as you take some sensible precautions there is no need to worry a crocodile attack may ruin your Australian holiday. Most crocodile attacks occur between late September and January when crocodiles are hungry after the dry season and are preparing to breed, and most victims had been under the influence of alcohol, and swimming at times and in places that most sensible people would avoid. Crocodiles are capable of biting with a force of a tonne per square inch, believed to be more powerful than the jaws of the legendary Tyrannosaurus rex dinosaur! Although the average annual death toll from crocodile attacks is only one, there was a bit of a peak in crocodile attacks in 2005 when from late August to early October three people were killed and one girl injured. In north Queensland the situation started getting a bit out of hand from about 2017 with higher numbers of crocodile sightings and attacks, and changed behaviour of the crocs. While the state government in Brisbane keeps telling people in the north to be croc-wise and stay away from the water, that is not a very practical solution for people in the tropical north with its hot summers.

[@NETFREIGHTSERVICESQUEENSLAND]

Hi, this is Bing. According to the search results, the perentie (Varanus giganteus) is Australia’s largest lizard123. It can grow up to 2.5 m long and weigh up to 20 kg3. Do you want to know more about it? Biggest one in Australia

[@jacoblobow2871]

you should check out more isaac butterfield, he is the best

[@jasondilworth2767]

This is the guy that came to Tassie not long after the kids died in the school tradgedy and did a show making jokes about it in their home town , probably became the most hated person to set foot in our state , absolute flog

[@jenniferharrison8915]

😲😪

[@fruckya]

The buttsmarn is the best he should be our prime Minister

[@Hunter-Winchester]

Go the Buttsmarn 👍 It's funny tho cos I swear about as much as he does & that's just the norm here - I never realised that the world thinks we swear too much until I started watching these reaction videos 😆 I also didn't realise how much of my everyday vernacular is full of Aussie slang that the rest of the world struggles to understand & finds endearing 😂 Makes me feel extra special 😜

[@auzknightps4482]

One of my fave vids brother

[@NETFREIGHTSERVICESQUEENSLAND]

That stuffs that one LOL

[@auzknightps4482]

Lol I love this vid

[@MrThomas864]

Gotta love the Buttsman,

[@NETFREIGHTSERVICESQUEENSLAND]

USA An 85-year-old woman has been killed in Florida after being attacked by a 10-foot alligator after she fought to wrestle her dog from its jaws. The attack happened on the banks of a lake at the Spanish Lakes Fairways retirement community in Fort Pierce shortly after noon on Monday, with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) responding to an emergency callout and subsequently locating the creature lurking in the water and taking it away by truck. Tragic incidents of this sort are by no means uncommon in Florida but nor are they as prevalent as you might be tempted to believe. The FWC estimates that the state is home to approximately 1.3m alligators of every size across its 67 counties, which offer around 6.7m acres of suitable wetland habitats for the animals. The commission has kept a record of “unprovoked bite incidents” since 1948 and reports that, between that date and November 2021, there were only 442. Only 26 of those resulted in human fatalities.

[@glenkirk8977]

I'm surprised bloody bogans didn't make this list,should have been no.1

[@Takoda.]

I fed a cassowary at the zoo

[@MrThomas864]

I did once too, it was very friendly

[@NETFREIGHTSERVICESQUEENSLAND]

That end the bird prob

[@benjaminparkinson5255]

Man you forgot Jack jumpers

[@markjessop3432]

Isaac is our number 1 defender say anything wrong about straya and he will come after you

[@tanyiabailey4792]

omg that was so funny and it was so far off

[@mreggs3731]

I think the video was mistaken for 10 reasons to visit Australia.

[@laurensutherlandisradical3419]

he’s a funny guy. can be judgmental.

[@NETFREIGHTSERVICESQUEENSLAND]

That stuff the snake thing ???????????????

[@facelessqueenie8873]

Why is the video so soft...... the audio needs to be looked at

[@annettegeorge209]

If you don't Australia stay in America

[@helenpolemis6955]

I’m not a fan of his

[@Lnch4ALion]

He is lame

[@Yumm...]

I find Isaac Butterfield so bloody obnoxious!