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[@Freespeech141]

My favourite picture taken in Australia is the classic front page of a bush fire fighter giving a rescued koala a drink of water from his bottle of water, amidst an active massive fire. It shows the harshness of the environment along with the courage and kindness of the people. ❤️

[@mariannebarker795]

Yes sent absolute shivers. So glad he was able to help the koala.

[@pamharrison8348]

In Mirboo North Victoria there is a statue type thing of the firfighter and Koala. Apparently it caused problems for the man because other people felt he was acknowledged when others had done difficult dangerous work in the fires. Tall poppy syndrome strikes again .

[@Freespeech141]

@@pamharrison8348 Oh no! To me he represented all of them! Good people.

[@starwyn7]

Me too! Particularly as Koalas don’t drink, they get their water from gum leaves so it showed the significance of the fires.

[@wendygroves8296]

I have a video of my son (firefighter🇦🇺) was fighting fires in Kangaroo Island a possum run up to him n he slowly bent down with his bottle of water n let it drink all it wanted. Had tears in my eyes watching it..

[@DavidCalvert-mh9sy]

During the 70s and 80s, I would take the family camping in the Australian outback. We would go remote as far as we could, and always with a small group of friends who also had kids. I can remember having to go into a police station at the last we were going through and registering our travel plans. This included the tracks were taking, the duration of our travels, and our check in date at that same police station. The police officer would then check to ensure we had enough fuel, food, water, first aid kits, and essential spares for our vehicles. I can remember camping in places so remote, that the nearest anybody was probobably 100 or more kilometres away. Now years later my grandchildren are taken by their parents on the same adventures.

[@Charmaine-ki9rb]

You are funny y’know when you are reading & saying your American interpretation of Aussie names & places, especially the outback. It’s a giggle. ♥️ from Australia.

[@Charmaine-ki9rb]

Actually … should have said American pronunciation 😊.

[@CORNYASS2]

I love that most of his channel is just us(Aussies)

[@SpunkmeyerSnr]

I enjoy your videos. You make me laugh and smile. Thankyou mate.

[@stephaniebell4272]

I have a few chuckles too. We have to admit…..we have some very strange stuff going on here😅😂

[@carolthorson7854]

I have many spider stories, a huntsman dropping on my head while driving, a country road covered with huntsman babies just on dark, after brushing one off while getting out of my car, went into the bathroom and there it was sitting on my shoulder. And too many more to tell. Re snow: Funny story, my friend wanted to experience snow at Christmas so went overseas. It didn't snow in either USA or UK but it snowed here. We laughed because she missed it.

[@barbarajoyce6424]

one of my friends had one climb down his visor and go to go under,while riding his motorcycle on the Kwinana freeway, said it was the fastest stop, get off and remove helmet he had ever done.

[@paulathistleton1339]

wouldn't it be great if we had a 'go fund me' and had Ryan and his family to come to Australia and just spend weeks commenting. Ryan you make me look at Australia with fresh eyes. Sometimes its hard but its ALWAYS interesting. I would really love you to visit Newcastle BUT going out back would be awesome to hear your response! Favourite USA personality EVER!!!! Oh and to go to Byron BaY pahleese!!!!

[@mummashae2039]

Byron Bay for life! I agree with the GoFundMe. Let's get Ryan here...

[@alanmoffat4680]

From a long-time Australian subscriber, I enjoy your enjoying Aussie stuff.

[@karenlyall6915]

Of all the people who react to Australia you’re the best 😊 your reactions are funny 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻

[@Kimmy58]

Thankyou Ryan, I really love your channel. With all the silly sh-t going on in Australia right now its wonderful to look at your videos and remember how awesome Australia really was.....we need to get back to loving this country cause it really is great.

[@matallens3006]

Thats it its about $80.00 a packet of smokes here in Australia Ryan 😂😂😂 so definitely go smoke will go broke👍👋🙂🇭🇲🦘😊

[@dianawhiteley9807]

The cheapest packet of 40 is between $65-$70 I've found.

[@Hochspitz]

I am broke.....I pay the highest taxes in country!😭

[@jeremykothe2847]

The picture is a name brand 25-pack. They're about 40-50 AUD.

[@ElizabethBridge-q6f]

so glad i don't smoke. feel for those who do but want to give up.

[@jackbarrie6007]

It's to stop people smoking and two thirds of a packet of smokes is tax. Some are $ 90 A PACK OF THIRTY

[@Hochspitz]

🇦🇺💙💛✌ 🇺🇦 Roos in the snow? Yep, where I lived in the Vic High Country, all the time in winter. Albeit, on my property which was in the rain shadow of the peaks, it was more like roos skidding around on frozen, thick frost.

[@megan2878]

I’m an Aussie lady. About putting hands on a spider. My son, who lives in a different country city, gave me a plant from his garden. We were driving home, me the passenger, and I had some dust on my pants leg from his garden. As I reached to brush the pants leg, I thought there was a fluff ball on the pants as well, so I picked it off to put in the plastic bag we carry for rubbish. Except as I picked it up with two fingers, the black fluff ball ran up my bare arm, and I had to open the window to let it out.

[@DeidreL9]

Megan, I’m in Melbourne, I’d have opened the car door to let myself out🤣

[@megan2878]

@@DeidreL9 😂😂

[@miniveedub]

Those mesh bags on the water pipe outlets were first used in Kwinana in Western Australia. They were so effective that they are now being used in several countries to keep rubbish out of waterways.

[@mummashae2039]

Ive just come across your videos and Ive binged all afternoon 😂❤ Im a full time Aussie, I love your videos! Thanks for appreciating our scary little island.

[@judithstrachan9399]

That croc looks like he had a big feed before his nap (like a whole cow?). At least he has a mattress to keep him comfortable.

[@LindaPerry-t5v]

Australia gets more snow than Switzerland.

[@carokat1111]

allegedly. Not sure it's backed up with facts.

[@xymonau2468]

Apparrently that's not true. The square miles covered by the Swiss Alps which are huge there prove it's false. But it was started in the 1950s, I think, by wrong information published by somebody and everyone has run with it.

[@judithstrachan9399]

I heard “skiable snow” because so much of Switzerland is too steep to ski on it.

[@AUmarcus]

​@@judithstrachan9399 Switzerland has 356 ski resorts while Australia has 12 and Switzerland is two thirds the size of Tasmania.

[@judithstrachan9399]

@@AUmarcus it must be pretty crowded!

[@debharris-wigham8017]

I have a turquoise opal ring and my birthday is in October, it’s beautiful

[@Jeni10]

Eem-you! Eem-you! Eem-you!

[@Hochspitz]

I had to look up the Rainbow Lattice sunstone. Wikipedia has the answer, with better pics. It's a type of feldspar. Most reminiscent of scifi movies indeed😉

[@vickiwalsh5099]

Oh Ryan your reaction videos always crack me up. 🤣🤣 And yes, I am an Aussie

[@gavinbraid242]

Snow is more common in Australia than you think. We actually get more snow in winter than Switzerland.

[@somefatbugger]

I'm born and bred Australian and the first time I saw and touched snow was in northern Nevada USA during winter when working there in 2011/12. I have yet to see snow in my home country. I'm a Queenslander so you can understand.

[@hefireymilhim6151]

I’ve touched snow before I’m in Victoria, you just have to head to the mountains, mount bulla has nice snow it’s in victoria

[@xymonau2468]

I'm also a Qlder, and even though there have been heavy snowfalls the day after I left a place (Orange, NSW had a blizzard the day after I left when I was a child, and there was snow around Toowoomba oncw when I was on a coach and I got excited, but they took a detour) and I have been to the US, I still haven't seen it. Too lazy to travel to the snowys at my age (I'm in my late 60s). I may fie never having seen it. My son saw it in NZ.

[@Hochspitz]

It's not that hard to get to the snow from Queensland, just a hop, skip and a jump away in our terms. But why would you, when you could probably visit the ski slopes of Europe for a similar price? Just kidding....🤔

[@Hochspitz]

@@hefireymilhim6151 or even right on Melbourne's fringes, Mt Donna Buang. I have even had snow in the Yarra Valley in my back yard, granted it melts very quickly.

[@partymanau]

Aussie here, first time I saw snow was Switzerland, I rem thinking, I see this stuff in my freezer.

[@Whiskers74]

For that woman in your other video that says it doesn't get that hot in Australia, I live on the water in the southern suburbs of Sydney. I have a photo from I think 2018 of my thermometer on my front veranda, and it's 50.3c (122.5 F), but nah, it's not that hot.

[@dusty4502]

Sausages, not hotdogs Ryan

[@TheSamleigh]

Great stuff - major effort tracking the Oz Photo thingy down - Appreciate the hard work.

[@sammychicken4290]

Regards from Adelaide, South Australia 🇦🇺

[@jamestasney5503]

E-Mue! Not Emoo. You only get that if you cross one with a cow.

[@EmbraceThePing]

Came here for this. Eem-you not ee-moo. Get it right!

[@xymonau2468]

Isn't it annoying??

[@judithstrachan9399]

I’m sure he got it right last time. Got careless.

[@PhilipShand]

Nah......he sometimes puts his tongue in his cheek just to pull ya chain.....he knows......you don't.......Australiana is rubbing off in him......🤗

[@minwade5436]

Sounds like an electronic cow LOL.

[@glennt7214]

Mob of kangaroos, not flock :)

[@doubledee9675]

You beat me to it.

[@xymonau2468]

Hahaha! I was also about to say that!

[@jaynedavis3388]

Ditto 😂

[@kathleenmayhorne3183]

No feathers on roos.

[@FairnessFobe]

​@@doubledee9675and me!

[@bradhewetson]

So just as a person goes-how land is bound by endless gifts of beauty rich and rare-Australia trolley is a wonderful magnificent country❤❤❤.

[@keithad6485]

Biggest mob of kangaroos I ever saw was on the Military base Puckapunyal near Seymour north of Melbourne. We used to chase them in our tanks but they were much to artful for us to get close. We were forbidden to shoot them, and civilian hunters were not allowed onto the training range to shoot them (though on rare occasions they were permittted, to keep the roo numbers down). Used to see them in the front yards of the military base houses eating the grass at night time.

[@tomnicholson2115]

Happy afternoon Ryan... Have a happy evening a happy night and a happy new morning! 🙄

[@leglessinoz]

Did you know Ryan, the Australian Alps get more snow than the Swiss Alps? Turquoise is a particular gemstone. It's blue to green in colour.

[@wendygroves8296]

$75 for a Pk of 40 cigarettes. Yuendumu is the native indigenous name of the location.

[@kcrot2566]

That is criminal

[@wendygroves8296]

@@kcrot2566 highway robbery..

[@doubledee9675]

A fair bit of that goes on taxes - and of course the taxes will help pay for the medical treatment smokers will inevitably need

[@jenniferharrison8915]

Which tribe was that? They never settled anywhere, so that's a made up name for the sake of nothing but nuisance value!

[@wendygroves8296]

Established 1946 Yuendumu is an aboriginal reserve NT. Now what?

[@belindasmith9638]

Mat Wright in the crocodiles photo. Luv matt ❤️

[@joannemurdock7899]

At 11.20...just amazing😮 palettes of cours on the ground 😮👍

[@clareozcbear2640]

There's a tv show in Australia called Outback Wrangler where Matt Wright flies a chopper over large cattle stations and such to remove crocodiles from eating their stock so he goes in and sets traps and catches these massive crocs. Look him up, Outback Wrangler. Its kinda like a Steve Irwin only tougher cos he flies his own chopper 😂

[@Sharyn-x8e]

We don’t say killo-meters or Killometers. We just say “Kays”.

[@namewithheldbygoogleforsec673]

and spell it kilometres, not kilometers. and not with double L's. 😂

[@sunisbest1234]

Or "ku-lometres".

[@Sharyn-x8e]

@@namewithheldbygoogleforsec673 oops, that’s one “ell” of a mistake!

[@namewithheldbygoogleforsec673]

@@Sharyn-x8e 😂🤣yep!

[@PJRayment]

I sometimes say Ks, but I often also say kilometres. Not everyone speaks like you.

[@australiagreg3179]

your right Ryan, that was a lot of fun.

[@shazzm9252]

I gotta say how amusing it still is hearing you trying to speak in an Aussie accent…. L O L, it still sounds so British.

[@RachelDavies-wn7ir]

I'm Australian and I've never heard of a wrap around spider. If you want to see cute Australian spiders, look for footage of peacock spiders. They are tiny, very pretty, and dance!

[@t.a.k.palfrey3882]

You must be aware that Australia's highest mountain range is called the Snowies. Now, just imagine how they got that name. The average annual snowfall is 78 inches. That's just 20 percent less than the average in the Swiss Alps.

[@elli4210]

And (what seems like) 20% of the snow my family in Massachusetts gets in a year. 😆

[@dallasljones]

Not a flock of kangaroos, a mob of kangaroos

[@sharynhines4769]

Came to pass on this tidbit of information also. 🙂

[@robby1816]

Yup

[@roslynjonsson2383]

A pack of 50 Horizon cigarettes here in Western Australia is now $105 at Woolworths. Its a mob of kangaroos, not a flock lol

[@mika72.-Bois]

$105!! 🫣😳😲 So glad I don't smoke! And have never smoked!

[@michellebarwick2223]

I don’t know how anyone affords to smoke 😮

[@Brentoncooper-b4h]

the croc is a gentle giant totally misunderstood critter just wants a kiss lol

[@veronikataf5206]

It's not hard to find a radioactive M&M if you have a geiger counter. It's only the length of the road they had to search which was a problem.

[@acidhand]

That's no green meteor, that's the last son of Krypton...

[@lynettelillyman68]

Our 17 yr old daughter spent 18 months at Hall's Creek as a nanny to 2 children. It was very interesting. Lyn

[@RustyGarageAus]

Hey from Australia 🇦🇺

[@ericsimons4212]

Geiger counter helped.

[@gjamieson1956]

Most drain grids in Sydney have printed on them Sydney Harbour starts here

[@janelletames9160]

I'm Australian living in Australia, but even I am being entertained by some of the stuff u are showing. Had to look up info on the "Wrap-around" spider for a start, not 2 mention few other things. Lol.

[@redhammer9910]

The meteorite you are watching was very close to the shoreline in Perth Australia, early 90's. Incredibly it slowed down as the last of it's mass crackled and almost burn to extinct before hitting the ground. It was breathtaking to say the least.

[@JrodGtar]

Ski Resorts in Australia include Falls Creek, Hotham, Mount Buller, Perisher and Thredbo. The deepest reported snow in Australia is in Perisher, which reports snow depths of 27cm on upper slopes. Orange is the snowiest major city in Australia. Across the mountainous tops of the Great Dividing Range, winter brings heavy snowfalls. This snowfall is so heavy that Australian Alps, located near the capital city of Canberra, receives more snow than the Swiss Alps in the winter months!

[@coraliemoller3896]

Since humans were a rare occurrence on the Australian mainland for thousands of years, being clumped into separate tribes across the vast lands, it is unlikely that spiders developed strategies to harm, or eat human flesh. So, spiders are not armed to hurt us unless their defence instincts are triggered. Their location is a guide to their food source. A tree branch usually does not contain human limbs, so the spider is expecting some other source of nourishment. Unless you touch it, you are probably safe.

[@nancycurtis7315]

That Opal is Boulder opal. Possibly from Yowah, in QLD. Called a Yowah nut. (If I'm correct.). Greetings from Victoria, in Australia.

[@lindak8664]

6+ bucks for the milk & probably 50 for the smokes. And if someone here can buy that much food for 50 bucks, i wish they’d tell me where they’re doing their groceries! Listening to americans say emooo never gets old 😂 Kilometre is kil-om-it-ah. Pronounced in one syllable!

[@peterconnolly76]

I’ve never seen or heard of that wrap around spider . I wonder how many times when I was young and stayed at my grandmother’s farm there was one when I was climbing trees and didn’t even know lol.

[@aflaz171]

It is common to snow in Aust. Every year, the snow fields, it snows!

[@Joanne-t6j]

That was fun 😁

[@Lehcar1]

I once commented on the emoo pronunciation on an american channel, she told me i was rude and that people say things differently. But honestly, it's a native creature on our coat of arms, so i dont think it's rude to say how it's legitimately pronounced. Not aimed at ryan of course. I like how he says happy arvo 😂 cracks me up

[@mummashae2039]

As an Aussie Ill call them Emoos just cause it sounds funny 😅

[@taniaelliott4078]

Should just start calling their bird a bald eye-gal and see if it annoys her.

[@PTRAUSTRALIA]

That's what is known as a boulder opal, the reason I know that is there's a tv show called "outback opal hunters" .

[@miniveedub]

Ryan a pack of 40 cigarettes costs from $63 - $76 depending on the brand. For some reason the menthol ones are the most expensive. I’m not a smoker but a family member is, he buys tobacco and rolls his own to cut costs (no he doesn’t add anything dubious to them it’s just tobacco)

[@ElizabethBridge-q6f]

Ryan I have to say as an Aussie with all due respect I have never heard anyone here say happy arvo, people are more likely to say Gday how are you this arvo.

[@toddyates7943]

I agree. I have heard ' have a good arvo' , but not 'happy arvo'.

[@judithstrachan9399]

I guess you haven’t met many Ryan fans, then. It’s his THING & he’s been saying it for yonks.

[@ElizabethBridge-q6f]

@@judithstrachan9399 with all due respect it just sounds weird.

[@kcrot2566]

I love happy arvo

[@judithstrachan9399]

Of course it sounds weird, because we don’t say it. Only Ry & some of his fans.

[@TheSamleigh]

“They found it!” … “Are you sure??”

[@terryallen345]

Ahhhh, use a Geiger Counter?

[@rosemarymurlis-hellings8138]

We found it👍

[@MsTtilly]

😂 The hint was in the title... "Mob" of Kangaroos is the collective term. 😂😂

[@HenriHattar]

Snowing in the SNOWY MOUNTAINS is super common, that's why they call that place "The Snowy Mountains."

[@juleanekent917]

Snow is as common in Australia in some areas as the northern states of the USA. The Snowy Mountains are a prime example, which actually get more snow than Switzerland. Then further north, as you get closer to the equator it becomes more sub-tropicsl and tropical, just like some of the southern parts of the USA, like south Texas and Southern California, near the Mexican borders.

[@bradhewetson]

Ryan-in Australia it is getting close to $2 for one cigarette-that means a pack of 50s-I think now is about $70

[@PTRAUSTRALIA]

Loving your commentary.

[@Glitched_Serpent]

5:10 "$9 for the meat" while there is a $6 sticker right on the front ahha

[@jennifermcdonald5432]

No baby, a pack of cigarettes costs about $70. That’s seventy dollars.

[@mariannebarker795]

Cigarettes are extremely expensive, mostly taxed by government so in the long run stopping smoking is good for the your health and also not clogging up the hospitals when you get cancer

[@kcrot2566]

What about alcohol addiction, vapes our government are making a fortune from peoples addiction arseholes you can get more help being addicted to hard drugs 😢😢😢

[@Reneesillycar74]

Smokers who have private health insurance are paying the cigarette taxes & extra for the insurance. Very rude I think.

[@meredithpope333]

Love your videos Ryan, I am an Aussie and love to have a giggle at your pronunciations, I think you are doing so well at picking up our accents and lingo. You have also shown me a different kind of American, unfortunately we tend to see a lot of loud bombastic ones on our screens. I don’t believe I have ever seen anyone like Trump anywhere. 💕💕

[@jaynedavis3388]

You meant that the salt lakes look like a paint palette

[@judithstrachan9399]

Yes! It even says it in the description. Mostly, Ry, you’re pretty clever, but you made up for it today.

[@oodles_of_noodles.]

Hey Ryno... the pronunciations that you just used of "kilometers" are both ones we hear here. Kull-om-ett-ers is what you'd mostly hear, but kill-oh-metres works too.

[@silverstreettalks343]

When we changed to metric, of course kilometres were KILL-oh-MEE-ters as some of us had learnt in science classes. However the question of how to pronounce it arose in Parliament, and our then Prime Minister, Gough Whitlam, who was probably the tallest person in Parliament and spoke entirely without fear of contradiction, announced that, as he had studied Greek in university, of course it was ki-LOMM-eater. His speaking style could be characterised as "plonking". He was completely unaware that classical Greek is taught with a pronunciation entirely unlike anything possible in the ancient Greek world. I was fortunate to have studied Old English before I came to Biblical Greek, so I knew what I was getting in Greek classes, and could later check it with genuine Greeks. As the pronunciation almost immediately changed to KLOM-meter, I made a point of reminding my kids that a KLOM-meter was a device for measuring kloms. The fightback is proceeding slowly, though, I have to confess.

[@garywatson5617]

I'm an October baby, my birth stone is Opal. Terra Australis. Yuendumu is Aboriginal. 800km approximately 500m. Eemyou.......Emu. Love your posts.

[@rodnielson3056]

Eem-you / Eam-ewe . . . ya dill!

[@scottrindal7859]

The Lakes look a bit like a Gustav Klimt painting, without the gold.

[@taylorjones4939]

Great video

[@feaksy]

I am old timer that also have never heard of the wrap around spider either.

[@yugtdhoiijuh6617]

it snows here every year, also it snows more here than it does in Switzerland . take that,haha

[@liza-mareeturner3113]

I was in 3rd grade when I believe it was when we changed from "MILES" to "KILOMETRES" we were taught to say KEE-LOW-MEET-ERS. Even though many say KIL-LOM so many words/places the pronunciation has changed its one of those things that really rub me the wrong way when people especially if they are from here pronounce it wrong. It's like my name is Liza but pronounced Lisa, when people are spelling it back to me now they say ZEE I'm always correcting them and reminding them that we are in Australia we speak and spell the Queen's English and it is ZED, it's L-I-ZED-A. Oh by the way Ryan it's BOND-EYE for Bondi Beach. You're let off because you are American. LOL

[@Marshmallow_tanks]

Opal birthday rock 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂it’s a special rock like diamonds

[@karenlyall6915]

Rainbow lattice gemstone is real, you can also get sunstone and moonstone, very beautiful.

[@GarryMercer-tq5uo]

Its snowing here right now, from Tamworth down to the snow fields. You are right its not that common that it snows in Australia, only every winter since winters began. The tree became fossilised including the shapes of the cracks in the tree when it died, it became buried and silica rich water seeping down through from the surface filled the cracks and solidified into silica crystals which is opal. In Whitecliffs they have a complete dinosaur (a plesiosaur) that is all opal, the bones buried in a drying sea, the bones dissolving in the drying sediment until a hollow in the rock of the complete skeleton was filled with opal. Eemoo, no. Eeem you, yes.

[@privatenexus5764]

11:20 HA! HA HJA! A "palette" of colours, "what do you call those things?" LoL umm... a Pallet?

[@nolaj114]

Two years of doing this and still saying EMOO ..! Oh, Ryan...

[@jackbarrie6007]

Ryan you are bloody big girl

[@sammidee4713]

I came here to say the exact same thing. Ryan, it's pronounced e-mew.

[@ElizabethBridge-q6f]

or phonetically eem-you

[@suekleinschmidt5949]

He knows. He just likes saying that way lol 😂

[@jenniferharrison8915]

That's exactly how other Americans pronounce it too, Ryan is American not Australian, give the corrections a break AND COMMENT ON SOMETHING ELSE!!!

[@eloise5060]

The cheapest packs of cigarettes in Australia are about $35.

[@eileencollins2536]

More snow in Australia than Switzerland 😂

[@pcole1232]

Rainbow lattice sunstone is a genuine stone.

[@skylarharrison7749]

It snows more in Australia than Switzerland and Sweden combined per year

[@bradhewetson]

I want to say-750 km is closer to 470 miles-however because Ireland is so massive-we do not take measurements in the strict sense-distance is measured as the crow flies-it goes backwards it goes forwards it goes round and round about-therefore 610 km is more accurate-like fair dinkum

[@LouHenderson-k9z]

We get snow in approximately half of Australia

[@lynnmoses3563]

2.2 miles to a kilometre Ryan.....Ive only seen snow on the NSW snowfields, when I was a teenager, and the Blue Mountains as a child, but Ive spent the bulk of 75 yrs in NSW, and a few years in Victoria...The closest to seeing in Sydney was quite a few years back, when it was covered in a blanket of hail......

[@francinelynn334]

I think you will find it is 2.2 kms to the mile.

[@francinelynn334]

Sorry, I got that wrong. I’m mixing up weights and distance. It’s 1.6kms to the mile and 2.2 lbs to the kg. My bad.

[@narellehobbs6109]

I'm Australian & have never seen it snow

[@Slinky599]

Let's clear this up. It snows in Australia. That's just it. Yes certain places,but not sometimes, it's every year, in winter. I would say snowing every winter counts as "super common." Yes some winters have less snow than others, that's the same everywhere. It snows in Australia.

[@karnovtalonhawk9708]

G'day all. It is uncommon to get snow in some areas, but not unheard of. What is common is seeing animals react to snow for the first time in their lives. Fuzzy little animals and snow for the first time, whats not to love. Sadly a lot of those fuzzy little animals not around anymore thanks to cats and dogs.

[@johnblyth9787]

Ryan, I often have a comment or two on your videos. Today I have one word, Interesting.