American Reacts to "Only in Australia"

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[@mort8143]

Thanks mate. In my 59 years here in Australia, I've seen plenty of spiders and snakes. I grew up on a farm. Like America's alligators, bears, wolverines, bobcats, whatever, we learn from a young age to be careful. Snake, or spider bites are a rarity. Cheers.

[@DarthAwar]

I had a Red Belly Black in my bedroom I just opened the window stuck on music and went too sleep it was gone the next day

[@fnaflorefans-xn5ob]

I hate magpie season it gets in the way

[@SimpliStrawberri]

My mum finds huntsmen on her towel

[@Somerandom1922]

I think that just about every spider in the video was a huntsman, they're great! they don't bit people, but are awesome at keeping mosquitos, ants and other critters out of your house.

[@prettyshirabu6450]

Ikr I always keep them in my house

[@toprock9500]

@@prettyshirabu6450 same here

[@melissabarrett9750]

They're banned from my home... Not having it!

[@sunisbest1234]

Huntsman are great. Can get crazy big, but so handy to have around.

[@pugman99]

yes they do bite but it isn't poisonous... can be a big bite though, we've had some huge ones in my place.

[@cypherglitch]

The tradies did not get into trouble, they were praised by the bystanders as the junkie had been causing problems for people on the street all that day.

[@Ducatirati]

Sandman i completely respect your right , to own your feelings , it's honest snd healthy , but i take issue with a few words like the C word, derogatory insensitive, and Junkie , like you wouldn't use the N word , or a Race so this does not help , how about user , and maybe just a little thing like that might just help that person, who hates their life a glimmer of hope , a to change that dread day in day out . God bless

[@cypherglitch]

@@Ducatiratihuh?? C word?? Ahh causing??? Thats the only c word I said. I said Junkie because the word junkie was used in the fucking news when talking about this, so piss off with your "holier than thou" attitude. You better ring channel 7 and tell them your grievances, it was them that labeled him a junkie. "I complete respect your right" no you dont otherwise you would have posted this comment. You are on youtube and you have issues with that?? ahh get off youtube then otherwise your gonna get an aneurysm trying to correct, change everyones speech. You sound like the type who prefers to go some where where you know you will get offended and then try to change everyone instead of ignoring it. Maybe get off your high horse and stay focused on bettering yourself than trying to control other people. "God bless"?!? Thats what I hate when it comes to most religious people. The fuckin hypocritical arrogant attitiude.

[@XJoeBidenGlizzy]

@@DucatiratiRatio

[@Ducatirati]

first sm retort redacted i retort with the following?@@cypherglitch I saw your Baby photgraph , I didn't attribute the C word to you i was only saying, unfortunately i felt you'd turn it around Boyo ,, shame , but sure youd react , you can't defend the indefensible, so you personally attack , do you ok then lets abuse eachother , Like a 🐒 ,yea Monkey , Sandchimp grow up , What, didn't like the Monkey comparison, tuff suck it up , shoesize and IQ in direct compition with yah Lil Monkey feet , ok. Antebulivian man don't land on anyone when you fall out a tree , Sandchimp , GOD BLESS

[@Ducatirati]

2nd sm retort rave redacted , i retort the following@@cypherglitch Trust me Tamba , I'm not Religious, and i put my NAME to what i write , no so with you Tamba , coz your a weak dog,ahhh Monkey , hope you don't lose a family member to drugs , or Alcohol or Gambling, it's not nice getting personally attacked , have assumptions made that suit your narrative , and you know damn well what i ment and which C word i was referring to , you make me sick, love to have met you in Pentridge when i called that place home, youd be under a bed by now, no lie told , what is it planet of the apes , fuck off, lets agree on that ,Phantom thing . finish for me

[@evanflynn4680]

The one at 6.30 that confused you was a woman inside the clothes donation bin. They're usually pretty hard to get into, considering they only have a parcel flap and a locked access door. She was stealing clothes that people had donated to charity.

[@harleyquinn3589]

Only thing to be scared of here ... freaking cassowaries (edited to include giant, prehistoric centipedes 🤢)

[@Danger_Mouse3619]

You're wrong it's the Karen's. 😂

[@paroxysmparoxysm]

I grew up in White Pointer territory. I know there's almost no chance of getting done but just the idea scared the hell out of me.

[@Boomage1979]

I gather you've never encountered a Croc mate.

[@Случайноерусскоеимя]

@@Boomage1979 Agreed, crocs and to a lesser extend sharks... no reasoning with them...

[@Boomage1979]

@Случайное русское имя yeh cassowaries are not scary. Sharks and crocs 100%. A cassowary will seriously only scratch you up bad, crocs and sharks will actually EAT YOU

[@funnydogmeme]

as an aboriginal australian, i can confirm that is what we do on roadtrips.

[@aSchoolboyy]

Much love brother 🖤💛❤️

[@knowEyeDeer]

I grew up rural. That's when you get to experience the actual deadly aspect of living in Australia. I've never had the same level of worry in the city. If you lived here, you'd understand but it's very much like rural living the world around, you're in their territory and you get used to it.

[@kerriekerr2421]

This stuff actually doesn’t happen in Australia it’s very rare

[@knowEyeDeer]

Yes, it's very rare to be bitten by critters that can kill you if you are careful. I forgot to make a point of that in the first post, death is a rarity. I've been bitten by spiders but never the fatal kind. And I'm not gonna lie, at least once was my own stupid fault - but I knew what it was before it bit me. My uncle made a silly mistake and paid for it with his life. He got bit by a brown snake (because he wasn't careful) and had a heart attack.

[@dustenekoes28]

@@knowEyeDeer sorry to hear about your uncle. Just over a year ago I was almost bitten by an eastern brown snake (I wasn’t paying attention to where I was walking), and that was only a couple months after making the move to a rural town/city for the first time. I love it out here, but I’m always on high alert now. Nature absolutely deserves our respect.

[@M3rVsT4H]

@@kerriekerr2421 It might be rare in your apartment mate, but legitimately deadly little things are plentiful at my place in the bush lol. About 3500 Aussies are hospitalized from a bite or sting each year. And our hospitals are very well equipped.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

My favourite thing about Australians is that they are so calm haha

[@interstellarsnow]

Aussie here, dunno if this counts but today I was on a swing at a park (why not?) and I kicked my left big toe on the ground and my nail split and started bleeding. I was just like huh well that can’t be good

[@PokhrajRoy.]

@@interstellarsnow Ouch. Sorry to hear that. Hope you’re feeling better now.

[@interstellarsnow]

@@PokhrajRoy. I was surprised by how little it hurts.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

@@interstellarsnow Silver lining.

[@interstellarsnow]

@@PokhrajRoy. yes

[@larissahorne9991]

That bird that swallowed an orange is a Cassowarie, don't ever mess with one in the wild.

[@amazon_sloth7855]

Fun Australia fact: we started a war against our national bird! ……we lost.

[@FabnwS-n3j]

The first emus were too powerful for us

[@RyanHall-l3f]

bad emus

[@belladavidson6504]

The big spider in the last video is a huntsman. Big but not dangerous at all. I have some at our house, pretty common. The big ones give you a fright so I get my husband to remove to the back yard. They do a great job on keeping insects down. Hard to kill unless you hit them with something. Since they can be as big as my hand, the mess is not worth it. 😃

[@nefarioussentiment7756]

As an Aussie. The bird bottle opener is NZ

[@narnyrarny4175]

we were down near mandurah the other day and my dad swears he saw an emu run across the road in front of our car but i wasn't looking so I didn't see it and didn't believe him. UNTIL IT THEN CAME BACK AND CHASED THE FREAKING CAR!!

[@glow1622]

Lots of emus further north at Exmouth WA

[@narnyrarny4175]

@@glow1622 yeah, and there is one down at the simmos ice-cream place in busselton who loves ice-cream

[@Preview43]

Those dudes attacking the car at the Maccas are clearly not original recipe. That kind of shit is not typical and not wanted here. it makes us look bad.

[@Zarathos2232]

I think that's one thing about australia. There doesn't necessarily need to be a reason to do something, if you feel like doing an odd thing then you go do it. I remember back during slightly post covid, my class organised a get together. the whole year came along but we all broke apart into groups. For some reason we all just decided to get Hawaiian shirts. that was something. Basically the shopping centre (this was a whole year thing, not just my class) had 150 students walking around in Hawaiian shirts. Funny thing was we also met up with our teacher while at the shopping centre. At the time, kmart wasn't letting us in, saying that those who weren't adults weren't allowed in without guardian supervision due to covid restrictions, then our teacher just randomly showed up and said that she was our guardian, stating it was a after school thing XD. so we were all allowed in, cool teacher.

[@muzlinkage5929]

Seriously, carpet snakes and huntsman spider are our friends. We encourage them in and around our house cos they keep rodents and cockroaches down. Plus, they're cool.

[@Save_the_Earth]

0:27 a chance? Nahhhh it’s certain you’ll see a huge spider here in Australia Mate!

[@xlayaxssis2673]

Finally another aussie

[@HEARTS4TAYLORSWIFT-mx8tv]

Let’s be honest that was fake 🤭 no fkn Australian types like that

[@Princeofwind13]

Fr bro

[@mainepants]

The guy washing at the carwash was homeless and had a job interview. Best wishes, I hope he got the job because he put his all in to get it.

[@GarryOzols]

that woman telling the cassoawary (the big blue murder chicken) it cant have the apple is either completely unaware that those things will rip a hole in you the size of a sleeping bad if it feels so much as has its feelings hurt, or she has balls of steel.

[@ashton4581]

12:38 yeah mate those are Aboriginal people.

[@melissabarrett9750]

Classy lot - Not!

[@ashton4581]

@@melissabarrett9750 depends on the person. thats like any race tho whether thats white, african, asian and so on. most aboriginal people r great but racism is bad in australia. worse than america imo

[@ladelleyladelley8882]

I’ve lived in Australia for most of my life, and I’ve only really come across 2 or 3 poisonous/venomous spiders, now, I’m obviously not an expert but I am a person who loves insects and researched them for hours. And don’t get me wrong, I don’t only go based off of my knowledge, if I see a spider, I’m not gonna touch it unless it’s in a dangerous situation, but based on what I know about spiders, the 3 poisonous/venomous spiders I’ve come across were, A wolf spider, their badasses and there defence mechanisms is so cool, they carry their baby’s in their egg sacks so if you try to stop on them/hit them, hundreds of babies fly out, creating a bigger problem than if you had left to alone. The next is a white tail, one of the ‘most feared’ spiders in Australia, despite not really having a reason to be. They are venomous but their venom doesn’t really do much other than swell up the area you were but and make you itchy, or atleast, that’s what current studies show, I reckon their mainly feared for their looks, as I said, I love spiders but if I saw a white tail I would not go near it. The final is probably one of the most well known, the redback spider, these aren’t extremely common but if you have one, you probably actually have atleast 4 or 5. Their bites can be deadly, but are often just extremely painful and uncomfortable. Their also closely related to the American black widow, but black widows are far more dangerous. Sorry about info dumping, I just love spiders😅

[@dandan2776]

Yo Dude, you gotta do a reaction video to the new 'unaustralian Lamb commercial' it's gold!

[@toprock9500]

the best one yet kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKKWhqN8dtyDmKM

[@asheronwindspear552]

Most of the lamb ads are classics.

[@Reneesillycar74]

Must admit I had to get rid of a large Nesting spider this evening 😅 First time I’ve seen one. I reckon it came inside when I brought the clothes in from the clothesline. They’re harmless thank goodness!

[@EashanChandra]

Once in Australia a kangaroo drowned a dog and the owner tried to save the dog but went to the hospital

[@Honeyhams]

One of the truest Australian experience is making sure a bug stays IN SIGHT while you're on the toilet

[@prettyshirabu6450]

8:02 we don’t get guns so we make the best with what we have

[@wafflebananapiemushrooms]

“Run away!” “Nah, look at the claws on the dog!” “👹AOŒIIEEEE👹”

[@robby1816]

That last one: probably the *best* time to come across a spider, because you can shit yourself without any worries.

[@austrianpainter1281]

Whitetails and redbacks are the only spiders to be scared of here mate

[@scorevsjack]

Thx for all of the compliments 😂

[@Kdog49]

I am a Aussie and let me tell you this one thing 1st off we have fun here 2nd off the wild life helps you out with things and 3rd off I am not just saying this but when a Aussie goes over sea's and tells Aussie jokes everyone who heard it starts dying of laughter cause our humour is so Strang but hilarious at times

[@jimmysnell6121]

Those handwritten back in 20 minutes signs are very common in Melbourne

[@adrianhempfing2042]

Usually leaves off the descriptive reason though

[@nataliecarrington2550]

99% of things we do, we do for shits and giggles. We don't get decent shows on netflix or whatever, so we need another way to entertain ourselves.

[@kerrydwyer1879]

My brother loves reptiles..Thankfully he taught me a lot before I was eve.n 5 years old

[@stanleywiggins5047]

My mum was the same way, a spider appeared on TV & she would close her eyes and ask me to tell her when it was gone, off the TV.

[@robert9407]

One day (many years ago) I picked up my dressing gown off the floor. As I walked int the kitchen to put the kettle on, I felt a weird feeling on my upper leg sort of like plastic stitches but when I pulled my dressing gown aside to see a 10 inch centipede on my upper left leg near my penis. I totally freaked out. My wife and kids got up to see what was going on. Obviously, they couldn’t stop laughing.

[@annettewebster9678]

Only thing scary in Aussie land in our politions. True

[@MrDunkycraig]

My son has just got back from his second spell out there and his older brother spent six months out there to. So in two years the eldest saw a couple of redbacks whilst labouring in Melbourne and the youngest out in Bathurst nsw saw some Kangaroos whilst driving! As long as you listen to the Aussies, (hard i know) you will be fine.

[@AuzzieWithAGun]

15:52 kookaburras are the cutest fucin birds you have to see one irl to tell how small and fluffy they are though

[@Dancing_RedPanda]

As an Aussie, this is so relatable. Everything is relatable

[@ColeenMaritz]

When ever we go camping wich is like every week then when the roos come then we pet them and feed them carrots and apples and we take photos with them.Sometimes they open the door and watch u sleep also in Rottnest the quokkas open the tents and come inside and eat all the food.Once I was watching a movie in bed and I felt a sudden weight behind me I thought it was my dad and I looked and there was a quokka staring at me and my brother was watching and laughed so hard

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Fun Fact: The word ‘Selfie’ has its origin in Australia.

[@SiilanPies]

As did Ugg boots. As much good as we've given the world, we've also had some more...questionable inventions.

[@honest-wizard-of-violet-to7091]

(for anyone who doesn’t get it) the fourth video was they asked to play russian roulette (they had nerf guns and some had pins in them)

[@Annabel-dg6ff]

Fun fact: Here in Australia there’s pretty much only 1-2 snake bite caused deaths a year. You just need to know how to treat it and to stay calm.

[@ragdoll1304]

The one with the bird opening the beer bottle is actually from NZ, that was a Kea, they’re known for their mischief and kleptomaniac tendencies.

[@StefanHaeger]

Very funny !! Stefan from Germany - I really enjoy your Special Comments to other nations. Do it again, and again and again ... It doesn't matter if another continent or not ---

[@irishlove6]

You’re obsessed with Australia -I’m obsessed with America!!! Hope you enjoy our culture.

[@TheMangrovejack1]

look up GUNSHOT , on the Gibb River road , those spiders were babies by the way , you only need to worry about the Roo's if its a big Buck { male} , it was an interesting video, but theres lots more down here to see, 5 and 6 meter crocodiles , that make your alligators look small , anyway have a good day, cheers

[@traviscaines8534]

We have a shack at the mouth of the Murray River. When I sleep there in the summer I often leave the door open. But if you do you almost always have to wake up and evict a kangaroo.

[@kelseyomullane]

I'm a "see a spider in the house, catch it and put it outside in the garden for the birds" type of Aussie. Recently my 8yo granddaughter was here for a sleepover and there was a spider in her bedroom so I got an empty plastic takeaway container and told her to put it over the top so we could relocate it outside. She was taking it outside in the container with the lid and said, Nan, this is a redback. Sure enough, it was a large redback spider so that one definitely got squashed. They are the only ones I'll squash, all others are safe from me. First time I've had one in the house though. Common enough outside. BTW, I'm in Perth.

[@MegaRazorback]

I've not seen a redback around where i live for about 20 years which is very odd considering im rural based.

[@alansmithee8831]

Hello Joel. Someone already pointed out that the huge bird is the dangerous animal. You would be in trouble in the UK for driving and phoning, not to mention firing a nail gun at someone, which would be seen as escalating the problem and using a weapon. The correct response here would be run away and call the police.

[@adrianhempfing2042]

In most states of Australia im guessing, we also have strict rules about not using a phone whilst driving unless completely hands free. Yeah I'm not sure about the nail gun situation as use of reasonable force is only allowed in self defence. Also we would be expected to leave the situation if possible and call the police. Violent drug or alcohol affected people often need police and hospital support

[@alansmithee8831]

@@adrianhempfing2042 Years back, I had a company car assigned for a project, not to me and so got no hands free kit, but was expected to drive from between north and south in England for four hours, often having to answer phone calls. They were different times. My ex police father used to worry that I was the type not to back down. Just a couple of years back I found a crashed car thief hiding from the helicopter under a tree and rugby tackled him through the neighbour's wood fence. I told the policeman, who had initially missed him, that it was because of how my dad raised me. In truth he had told me off years before when I chased two blokes who were trying to steal a car, the police he called having gone down the wrong street.

[@adrianhempfing2042]

@@alansmithee8831 a bit of an adventure. As long as you weren't injured

[@alansmithee8831]

@@adrianhempfing2042 I am quite robust. A cousin played rugby league professionally, to give you an idea. The only time I was hurt was when chasing some lads throwing bricks at women on my local bowling green. I hurdled a gate and steps, forgetting the drop was over 2m the other side and landed on a brick thrown at me. I kept running until I realised I was dragging my foot from a twisted ankle. I was working in the city hall at the time, up and down old stone stairs, so it was a while mending and I still have to think about putting weight on it.

[@glimmerman101]

7:00 That was an Australian car with AK47 plates, the Commodore is Australian made, exported to the US as left hand drive

[@Reddzion]

the NO.1 rule with 4wding, you do NOT "give it gas" unless going up a steep hill/if necessary, in most other situations you go slow / use the momentum and brakes, going fast will only damage your car and damage the track more. And going fast down a hill into water is a no go. You specially go slow if the track is full of steep ruts. It's a very important thing here that 4wd's (solo, group or clubs) take care of th track they're on, and if they're caught driving recklessly all the time then the rangers could issue a wide ban for the area's track being used. (source - my father and his 4wd club that hes been a part of for almost 20years). Also, not sure if its a thing in america, but 4wd tracks in australia are colour coded for difficulty, the more difficult being more steep hills, more ruts, more twisty-turny. Black being the hardest, other colours being grey, blue, red and green.

[@craigjb8740]

I loved the Kookaburra singing the best 💙

[@infadelecharlton1090]

The fishing guys were doing what us Aussie call taking the piss. Literally doing it to make people laugh.

[@Nixxorz9]

Im australian and this had me cracking!Nice video mate 😂 Love from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤

[@Thisismeeeeee]

Lmao. I'm 43 & live 40 mins from Sydney cbd. I've only ever seen 3 snakes in the wild and a max of 5 spiders a year. Most of them are huntsman spiders. They are harmless.

[@Potatoincanada201]

Fun fact: us Australians don’t even care about spiders under our table. We usually just send them outside for them to somehow get in. Spiders aren’t even the Apex predators here. Lol.

[@BeeYourself-v9j]

fr lmao

[@melissabarrett9750]

When they said "Look at the claws on that dog", it was a kangaroo

[@tiaelina1090]

Yep I do the same with the spiders, snakes don’t bother me. The one in the bin was a carpet snake

[@jasondavidson7398]

bahahahahaha that woman singing on the bench is my local shopping mall 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jasondavidson7398]

My "father" also shot me in the face with a nail gun , lmao what an aussie segway

[@docOld55]

"Outside in the rain fishing" ... well, it's like this. When you go fishing, you try to fish in an area that has no fish. The way, your beer drinking doesn't get interrupted by catching fish.

[@miniveedub]

That snake in the cracked wheelie bin was a python, not venomous just don’t let it give you a hug.

[@darrensice1550]

The main reason why some drivers Asian and Indian drivers mostly. They are tough that the lane further from the exit lanes are the slow lanes and the ones closest to the exit lanes of the highway that are the fast ones for getting on and off all the time. The car with AK47 is a Aussie car exported to USA

[@alexissmith5589]

That giant lizard from one of the first clips is called a Goanna. They're big but docile. And yes, I'm an Aussie.

[@stevesymonds7724]

The guy who phoned the car in front was on his green P plates. When you first get your licence, you are on red Ps (indicating a provisional licence) for a year. This restricts what you can do while driving. For the next two years you have green Ps which have fewer restrictions and then you get your full, unrestricted licence three years after passing your driving test. A driver on red Ps loses the licence if they get 4 demerit points. On green Ps it is 7 demerit points and on an unrestricted licence it is 12. Using a phone while driving carries a penalty of 5 demerit points and 10 in a double demerit period like Christmas/New Year and Easter. That driver is not going to have his licence for very long as there are roadside cameras these days to catch people using phones while driving as well as police on the road to see him do it. He will get caught and for what? That he wanted to get past the guy in front? What a wanker!

[@JamieGerste-r7i]

4:27 the no beer video he lucky some over guys no gonna scream at him lol

[@North-c5t]

Me as an Aussie: “eh that’s all normal 😂”

[@lynnetrathen4587]

Yep I’m Australian and hate bloody spiders. There definitely be a couple of them on here

[@Schmidhead]

14:15 Thats Alex "Shooter" Williamson, un-sung hero of ours! You could do countless videos watching him, he's hilarious! Check out "Willem Powerfish" also, another Australian gem! Love ya xoxo

[@alwynemcintyre2184]

The second one when he rang the car in front is illegal in Australia, can't use your fone while driving. Considered the same as drink driving, depending where you are in Australia big fine, points taken off your licence, licence suspension have also heard car being impounded. In holiday period double fined double demerit points in some states.

[@salt7844]

any one else know about the dog that was bitten seven times by a king brown, didnt get vet attendance for several hours and still survived. Only in Australia.

[@anEyePhil]

The big spiders are ok. The smaller funnel webs in Sydney are more lethal

[@melissabarrett9750]

Australia's Big Red kangaroos are about ten times fiercer than Big Red from Bring It On

[@adrianhempfing2042]

Haha I'm not sure if Jps has seen Bring it on , the usa cheerleader film. He has 2 brothers, no sisters by the looks of it

[@1toshi32]

It looked like she was inside one of those charity bins where you put your used clothes in for the poor.

[@goatlord7310]

What they mean by "as of yet no charges have been made", you have to understand that the state can press charges of assault on the tradies if it wasnt deemed necessary self defence. So when they say "no charges have been made so far, that is in relation to everyone who interacted with him, how they acted, if they were hurt do they want to charge them. Do the businesses want to charge him for property damages. Does the state want to charge anyone. All sorts of things needed investigating.

[@ChocolatePoltergiest]

9:10 "Stopping in front of Royalty Barbers 200m up the road." Of course it happened in Vic Park.

[@soopi2031]

Aussie here. That vid was hilarious and SO true

[@aussieleanne17]

Bottle opening bird is a Kea... Only in New Zealand, you can't touch them they are protected and they rip your car apart and people clap😂

[@Nicholas1994]

As a fellow arachnophobic, trust me, even if it's a really scary spider, you'll find the courage to stomp or punch it to death if you're in a.. shitty situation..

[@MrCrazymagpie]

Love to see you sitting back, so funny.

[@nobodycares85]

People freak out about the big spiders because they're huge and ugly but it's the smaller ones that you need to worry about. Redbacks are nasty but then you have the funnel web.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

‘Anthropology Thing’ is why most of us tune into this channel haha

[@ValkyrieMG]

" if i come and visit there is a chance ill come across a spider" lol a lot more than a chance and a lot more than 1

[@springchild5557]

As An aussi I can say I don't know a single kid that hasn't laughed like a kookaburra

[@SmowyAshe3693]

I would like to add, my uncle using a blow dryer on the fire and a family friend using freaking gasoline

[@vypr8846]

In all fairness the buskers here don't expect money, and in return they don't get heckled.

[@stevesymonds7724]

Australia has no more spiders than the USA. Where you are sitting in front of your computer, if you are in a house, there is a spider within two metres of you right now. If you are outside there are probably at least a dozen within a metre of you. Most of them are small and you don't notice them. The huntsman spider in Australia is scary but harmless. I was terrified of spiders when I first arrived in Australia. I still don't like them near me but I've learned to deal with it. When visiting Australia, get a hotel room above the third floor and the likelihood of spiders in your room is minimal.

[@MrSammyYt132]

4:12 that is lancilen

[@soulight77]

At 6:52, this is a cassowary, most dangerous bird in the world.

[@markscott2360]

Yep it was bro,the car with the AK47 on it was a Holden Commodore

[@robertscown9218]

I have some news for you mate, 3 new spiders have been discovered in Australia as announced in 2023. They live mostly in alpine areas.

[@Smokeyr67]

We may have been strict on masks during the covid pandemic, but a lot of people are alive today because of it. Personally, I wasn't comfortable wearing a mask, but it saved the country a fortune in medical expenses...

[@alexsimpson4346]

Literally stepped on a 6 odd foot brown snake yesterday walking up the river bank, felt it moving looked back and this massive snake was ready to strike mouth open - scared the absolute shit out of me haha

[@SophiaRosethetheatrekid]

I have seen a be back in 20 minute just doing a dump 😂😂😂😂

[@Magz_Was_Here]

6:26 that was a goodwill donation bin and she had climbed into it and was going through the donations\

[@alyssa2242]

Hey, just thought I'd let you know I was cleaning the outside of my house and a spider fell on my hand and ran up my arm before i squeeled and flicked it off. Have fun in Australia if you visit! :D

[@adunreathcooper]

4:25 Just to clarify, this is Daniel Andrews, the Premier of Victoria, not Australia, just Victoria. Western Australia's Premier was nearly as bad, but they don't consider themselves Australian anyway.

[@alexandermillman242]

Australia really isn't the continent for arachnophobes - every house has a huntsman in it somewhere (the massive ones - they're harmless but scary as hell).

[@jaymannewell]

The RAA is currently following up a study by AU which suggests a newly coined term 'spider fright' could be responsible for as much as 10% of road accidents. This has previously gone under the radar but as more and more people adopt dash and in car cams it is proving to be more common than ever thought. The ABS has never listed it as a cause of death before 2020.

[@cbjones2212]

One ran up my arm yesterday when I went to water the garden. It was hiding among the coils of the hose.

[@DooM-cf3tj]

6:30 not the homeless lady 💀