Americans React to Only in Australia Funny Video Compilation =)

[@ozgal6929]

Please do not call our koalas stupid because they have never been called that here. They are a national treasure and a beautiful animal.

[@Geoskan]

We don't have capybaras in Australia, that was a wombat, mate. Also, not a porcupine - echidna.

[@lukebursle6139]

Listening to the “how stupid koalas are” bit was quite ironic.

[@hudsonsled454]

Ikr 😂😂😂

[@peterfromgw4615]

Mate, yes………. Ironic…. Tschuess aus Australien.

[@Kim-se9yb]

Yeh especially when Smooth Brain in humans can be caused by herpes

[@markflint2629]

Exactly Pot calling the kettle black.

[@_e11e_78]

Emu - Wombat - Echidna. You're welcome 😁

[@BiaNay92]

Yes! Thankyou lol idk why I got triggered when he said capybara and porcupine 😭🤣🤣

[@Frakkis]

@@BiaNay92 because it's wrong! 😆

[@Sydneysider1310]

Eucalyptus leaves are the natural food of the koala, no need to introduce other foods, eucalypts is as nature intended. They live in gum trees so it's a perfect situation for them.

[@AuzzieArtyst]

Eucalyptus leaves also get Koala’s stoned to the bone lmao, constantly high sitting in trees, the life really

[@williecoulter1091]

They are not stupid!

[@Priergod]

koalas are actually super stupid lmao, their main and only food source is a leaf that has almost zero nutrition in it lmao

[@Sydneysider1310]

@@Priergod What's actually stupid is your comment. Eucalyptus leaves are high in antioxidants & they also hydrate. Koala's natural food.

[@Priergod]

@@Sydneysider1310 Yeah thats why they spend their whole time either eating or sleeping cause its so nutrient/energy dense haha

[@Sydneysider1310]

Eastern grey kangaroos can be very docile. You assume kangaroos are always fighting because that's the videos made to view, as opposed to them happily grazing. When you see them fighting it willbe two males & they'll be fighting over a female. It's what they do & how they attract females to mate.

[@hudsonsled454]

People in rural areas hook their bins onto the car to get it down the long drive way's for collection. Occasionally they forget and take the wheelie bins to work for the day. I have seen this a few time's 😂😂😂

[@elizabethscott7660]

You didn't see me. I hope.

[@bernadettelanders7306]

Not only rural. I live in a suburb of Melbourne, at the bottom of a very steep court. Yup the neighbours used to drive their bins up, BUT - one hand on steering wheel, other hand out window holding onto the bin 😂. I walked mine up only once lol. Rubbish truck has never come down here. Luckily, one lovely smart couple, hook up their trailer to their car and drive our bins up 😊👍

[@wewenang5167]

for Australian kangaroo and wallaby at your backYARD IS ALMOST EVERYDAY SIGHT XD

[@sallymay24]

It’s actually illegal to hunt kangaroos

[@suemontague3151]

You guys need to watch " Drop bear attack " it's hilarious, aussies playing a trick on a Scottish reporter

[@philipandrew1626]

Dr Phezz, how does herd immunity work for a vaccine that doesn't stop infection and transmission?

[@stevedemeo6261]

It probably wont achieve herd immunity as according to many virologists its a leaky vaccine. There are many examples of viruses where herd immunity is not possible. There is no reason why this one wont be the same.

[@ryankincade]

We don’t have porcupines in Australia, that was an Echidna.

[@jenniferhill1882]

Koalas are just super chill, super laid back (except during mating) they aren’t dumb the just are too chill to care. The kangaroos in the backyard are a worry with dogs I’ve lost a dog to a kangaroo they will defend themselves if they get cornered.

[@kimmychigaruchilli-baron1787]

Agree Koalas 🐨 are not stupid, disappointed with their lack of knowledge/research🥴

[@chezzachezza7325]

@@kimmychigaruchilli-baron1787 same

[@gamortie]

It was a wombat, not a capybara, and the dancing bird was a sulphur crested cockatoo

[@wildeturkey2006]

1. EMU 2. UTE with BIN 3. Cockatoo 4. Albino Kangaroo 5. Wombat and Eastern Grey Kangaroo 6. Australian Cattledog-mix with $50 bills 7. Emu's 8. Koala - They are also very sleepy, the eat ONLY eucalyptus leaves from Gum Trees which have literally no nutritional value. 9. EMU's (again) 10. Cockatoo's (They are super playful and everwhere) 11. Koala 12. Koala 13. Non-venemous Carpet Python 14. Peacock and a Wallaby (Can tell by the size and colouring) 15. Echidna 16. Eastern Grey Kangaroo 17. Koala 18. Emu 19. Shark, could be so many species 20. Kookaburra 21. Eastern Grey Kangaroo 21. Eastern Greys and a dog 22. Juvenile Red Kangaroo and and a vulture (not australian, us and Antartica, only continents that don't have them) we do have the buzzard, falcons, eagles, hawks amongst other raptors. 23. Old mate drunk 24. 2x Eastern Grey males fighting 25. Koalas You're welcome

[@leandabee]

I thought the peacock might have been a lyre bird because it's plumage wasn't as huge 🤔

[@hamishwallace73]

3:55 nah that is a wombat, anothre animal native to australia

[@jonlowing7907]

Wombat...one of our marsupials. The capybara is the world's largest rodent (much larger than a wombat) from South America.

[@speccwolf]

I'm vaccinated and was double dosed when it was only 10 -15 % total vaccinated, but you are glossing over alot of the anti-vaxxers arguments.

[@willem8820]

Theyre actually called echidnas not porcupine

[@MELODYMUNRO]

Koalas are not stupid. Ask a yank a geography question then you'll see stupid.

[@HowlingCurve]

It was a wombat chasing the wallaby not a kookaburra (kookaburras are the laughing bird) Edit: also the porcupine was an echidna (ee-kid-na)

[@barbararees604]

That last clip was a koala mum telling her teenager (in koala years) to move out. Sad, but has to be done, as mum is probably pregnant again.

[@CHarringtonMusic]

One of the most annoying things about kangaroos is that they will make eye contact with while you are driving, see you approaching fast and say, hey, let me step out I front of them.

[@Sydneysider1310]

They get literally caught in the headlights.

[@thompsonfamilyhuntingadven4036]

1st that was an Ostrich & it’s an American clip (you’ll see that later when it reappears with the Ford in background). 2 the red Ute was called a Holden Crewman (it’s 1 of my vehicles). 3 yes, a cockatoo. 4 White kangaroos, juveniles. 5 that was a Wombat and an Eastern Grey kangaroo. 6 that’s an Australian Blue Healer cattle dog and our $50 notes. 7 that’s an Emu. 8 yeah basically they’re dumb, they sleep so much because they’re basically in a state of constant poisoning, not drunk. Also the low energy/nutrition value of the eucalyptus leaves. 9 they can’t digest something “healthier”. 10 no not a porcupine, an echidna. 11 you can’t use a bow & arrow, hunting of ANY Australian native animal is 100% illegal with a bow in Aus. We can however hunt introduced animals such as deer, rabbits & foxs with bows. 12 that’s not an Australian video with the Vulture. 13 that level drunk is what we call “maggoted” in ‘Straya.

[@Sydneysider1310]

You covered all the frustrating bits of the video perfectly, BG. Thanks heaps, I was yelling all that at the screen so you saved me a job ;)

[@jaydendaniel5857]

koalas also only know how to eat leaves from trees. If you gave them leaves on a plate they wouldn't know what to do with them

[@joannehaskew5398]

Emu , Sulphur Crested Cockatoo, Wombat , Koala , Echidna, Kookaburras ,Boxing Kangaroo, Wallabies and Drunks...we got it all guys. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@alyciasmith1964]

Some leaves make animals "drunk" and I think eucalyptus leaves are one of them.

[@Sydneysider1310]

true

[@staples4335]

That's a myth. Doesn't make them drunk at all. They just get very little energy from their diet.

[@alyciasmith1964]

@@staples4335 that is why I put the word in quotations, they are not drunk but act like they are tipsy due to the lack of nutritional value of the leaves.

[@shayneramsay1388]

9:00 that was like my old place in South Grafton, the house was on 3 acres and backed onto a golf course so we had alot of roos in the yard, it was a pain to hang the clothes out as you had to look first, never wanna get between a momma and her joey, was nothing to wake upto 20 or 30 roos in the yard.

[@joannemurdock7899]

How lovely and peaceful with nature

[@peterolsen9131]

capybara, lol, dummies , thats a wombat! angry solid little dudes

[@games2connectgames2connect74]

Phezz, we love your "get vax" message. If you look at how Australians take actions once we have supply of vaccines, it was quite remarkable. And majority of us agree on on having mandates or at the very least, requiring proof of vaccination. We understand that it is not only about us but it also about protecting others. Thank you!

[@elizabethscott7660]

How do you know you're the majority. Point me to the stats please.

[@Alex-dz2et]

@@elizabethscott7660 Ummmm the vax numbers?

[@games2connectgames2connect74]

@@elizabethscott7660 i don't need to. You have Google as much as I have, however, have a look at Sydney university survey in May 2021 and The Guardian on Sep2021. And please, we both know (assuming you're well verse with statistics), there's a stat for every thing you wanted to believe in. But I just happened to listened to science, the rate of vaccination and the % NSW already achieved (over 90% for single dose in a few months). Anyway, I really don't want to make this political as what Miles is fearing from, so whatever stats you believe in or don't want to believe in, that's fine. You're right!

[@Sydneysider1310]

@@games2connectgames2connect74 I agree with you completely. The loud mouths who've shouted about vaccinations have given the Northern hemisphere the wrong impression. As you said, we were only lagging behind because we didn't have access, it was a supply problem. As soon as they became available our vax rates have skyrocketed. NSW are pushing 90% for 1st dose, with the national figures not too far behind. I suspect we'll have a national vax rate of 90+% by early in the new year, if not before xmas.

[@SuperBliss79]

@@elizabethscott7660 Aaaaaaand enter Karen…

[@chrisgeorge4288]

Was driving literally 500 metres from home and BOOM!!! Kangaroo going as fast as I was. I come from a land downunder!! Lol Love the wild animals here

[@lucymcrobert1574]

Hope both you and the roo are ok!

[@chrisgeorge4288]

Oh yeah. All safe

[@alexandermuir8160]

Koalas aren't stupid, they are just drunk all the time. What does alcohol do to your brain cells. 🦘👍👍😎😎 The animal you called a coopabear??? was actually a wombat.

[@carolynmck6046]

To understand what it means to live in the outback its good to check out some videos on the Royal Flying Doctor service, its an ambulance in the air for people living in the outback :-)

[@Sydneysider1310]

Yeah from so many of these reaction videos it's apparent non Australians think the outback is anywhere outside of the city.

[@mjnorman9824]

That video of the person giving the koala water from the hose is unintentionally upsetting. That will kill them. They have to lap the water.

[@Jumbuckshearer]

That was a mum koala kicking that baby out on his own.

[@gamortie]

That was an echidna doing the backward sprawl

[@kennethbell-hn9zv]

Koalas eat gum trees because they have no competition and they are smart enough to survive which is more than can be said about many humans.

[@jonlowing7907]

Echidna, not porcupine. No porcupines in Australia. The echidna (pronounced, 'ee-kid-na') is one of only two monotremes in the world, the other being the platypus. They're egg-laying mammals, both native to Australia. Oh, and emu (pronounced 'eem-you', not 'eemoo'), not ostrich. The ostrich is considerably larger and is native to southern Africa.

[@phillipphelps215]

sorry guys but the birds at 3:15 and 7:48 are Ostriches not Emus,plus the second one is in America by the look of the cars in the video

[@MMAACC2014]

Lol that was a wombat fighting a roo

[@Rubytuesday1569]

Koala's aren't known for being particularly stupid but they do have two thumbs. The mammal fighting the roo was a wombat, and the 'porcupine' was an echidna, one of only two mammals who lay eggs. (The other being the platypus). The ostrich was an emu... And kangaroos are only found in Australia. Now, about being stupid...

[@techo61]

A koala is stupid, really? Try a Spring Loaded Bush Rat, they are so stupid they jump over fences just so they can get between the headlights of a car and then try to out run it, all the while not realising they could simply return to safety by jumping back over the fence from which they came.

[@davehocking4091]

Nah we love your pro-vax message - well most of us smart aussies!

[@aaronluck9336]

ok you 2 guys really need to do some research before you try to do a reaction video,,, ive tried watching a few reaction videos you gays have done and you both no nothing about anything you review,,, im only 4;07 minutes in so far and you have not got any animal right yet... the first was an emu not an emoo or an a ostrich its emu,, the second was a albino kangaroo not a wallaby, and its called a wombat not a capybara im sorry but reaction/review videos are so much better when the people reacting to the video knows what they are talking about

[@carolcarol3938]

That white bird was a sulphur crested cockatoo and a wombat having a go at the kangaroo. That was an echidna...porcupines are different...Echidnas are egg-laying mammals, but porcupines are placental rodents.Echidnas don't release their spines to defend themselves as do porcupines.

[@sarahemf]

Research wombats, echidnas and emus

[@georgecurrenti]

Love watching your reactions to our life down under… pre internet we were pretty much unknown. Keep up the good work.

[@Kalashboy420]

yeah because before the internet james cook couldnt find us lmao

[@TheNakedWombat]

Sulphur Crested Cockatoo. If you want to see a large cockatoo, look at Black Cockatoo. Red tail and yellow tail Black Cockatoo.

[@phunkmonkeycookiegarage7773]

Capybara lol. It's a Wombat, not remotely related to the Capybara, which is from South America, NOT in Australia lol

[@Sydneysider1310]

@Aaron Fawcett Just googled the image as well and well umm... it's just so ugly

[@julieprj9225]

The little fat rolls Polly thing attacking the kangaroo is a wombat, they’re cute. Most kangaroos are pretty chilled whereas the koalas ( males) are territorial they fight any males that wonders into their area, it’s actually quite horrible to watch.

[@joshlepage488]

4:00 That is a wombat 6:37 This is why we peg shit down here not because of the wind but because of the hungry cockatoos 9:12 10/10 would recommend Kangaroo meat is delicious but a bit gamey however it is a much leaner less fatty meat

[@nessotty9790]

The last one was a mother and her baby and it was time for her baby to move on.

[@leandabee]

Phezz is correct!!!🙋🏼‍♀️💉, we are the 'patriots' as we have empathy for our fellow earth dwellers 🤗

[@browneyestar]

Guys at the start of the video, it was a Wombat chasing the kangaroo. The animal that has the Spike's/quills is called an Echidna.

[@naomilette4041]

Koalas 🐨 are dangerous, they can bite and have huge claws. Also it was a wombat going after the kangaroo.

[@julianaFinn]

I live 20k from the city centre and drove alongside a roo hopping down a main road, in the suburbs of Melbourne. It totally freaked me out lol. Never saw that before.

[@maskedmarvel09]

There’s a koala in my yard every day

[@Tully_23_32]

Mate, ostriches are from Africa & Emu's from Straya, ostriches don't visit Straya unless it was for a zoo but that bird was in the wild so that means it's an emu. The emu is on our coat of arms with the Roo as neither animal can walk backwards & which means Straya can only move forward not backward.

[@lastone3498]

Stahp saying stupid 🤣🤣 i can’t breathe 😂😂

[@sociallyawkwardqueen6303]

It's a wombat not a capybara and echidna not porcupine. And don't tell people what to do with their bodies. #medicalfreedom

[@kennethbell6912]

Vaccination doesn’t prevent you from contracting COVID-19 nor transmitting it. Being vaccinated merely lessens the impact it has on you.

[@EquationoftheUniverse]

Most Australians have been or want to get vaccinated. lol

[@Dr_KAP]

NOT A PORCUPINE!! It’s an echidna and they’re very different 😂

[@shaneheff1661]

I’m double vaxed n still stuck in my prison while they use my labor during the day

[@Mummasheltonmakes]

Yes we want to meet you guys as well!! I cannot wait for borders to open up in general!!

[@joesky011]

It's "borders" Emma. Boarders are people lodgers or students living at a school.

[@Mummasheltonmakes]

@@joesky011 yes I know there’s also a thing called autocorrect 🤣🤣

[@tobiaswhite9823]

I have an answer for you question at 6:59 If you were to try and feed them anything else they simply won’t eat it. And if you were to force feed them someone else they would die because they don’t have the correct stomach bacteria to digest anything else Also fun fact they are so smooth brained that If you gave them a bowl of eucalyptus leaves they won’t eat it, they will starve to death before eating it because they do not recognise it as food.

[@carolynmck6046]

The new only in Australia 2021 is out on utube now, check it out, hysterical:-) love your videos, you have to come to Oz :-)

[@tetsuan25]

I saw a Doctor the other day as have sinus issues and wanted to know about the vaccine. The clinic had a sign saying it's available even after he assured me it was ok to get, he not once encouraged or offered it, he was quite apathetic to it, so I'm not interested in getting it now.

[@Sydneysider1310]

@tetsuan25 He probably didn't feel the need to force feed it to you, & figured if you didn't know the basics by now what was the point. The Dr assured you it was ok to get... what were you waiting for? Did you expect he should have insisted? Just do yourself & the rest of us a favour & get the vax.

[@tetsuan25]

@@Sydneysider1310 The Dr didn't assure me. His whole demeanour was it's not that important, you don't need it.

[@Sydneysider1310]

@@tetsuan25 You said he did "assure you it was ok to get". I can only assume you misread his demeanour.

[@Jordy120]

!st bird was an Ostrich, you can tell an Emu by its' psycho eyes.

[@auzknightps4482]

Aussie reacts to top 10 reasons not to visit Australia. Trust me

[@auzknightps4482]

By isaac butterworth

[@ginascoble2535]

Koalas are very cute but you should see the drop bears 😉😂

[@BlueSky-8888]

It's was a wombat and kangaroo play on grass not a capybara are from south America!

[@saltyanchor7111]

Watch bluey and try guessing what they're talking about, also koalas are riddled with chlamydia

[@FYCWEREWOLFGAMING]

you guys gotta watch when conan o brian comes to australia

[@Matt_Chalice]

The fat thing chasing the kangaroo was a wombat

[@jennyoreilly7553]

With the kangaroos fighting, their hind legs can disembowel each other or a man. they are dangerous.

[@thatonepersonthathasautism]

And yep I regularly wake up to roos in the streets

[@wobbyenna]

That was a wombat we don’t have capybaras

[@greathornedowl1783]

The first bird was a rhea not an ostrich or an emu stupid only in Australia video. Rhea's are south American

[@vilmaniel7618]

at 3:52 its a wambat.

[@3jaz]

Great Video....BTW: We sell and eat Kangaroo meat in local Woolworths. Another tip.. An Emu and Kangaroo cant walk backwards , thats why our national anthem is " Advance Australia" ...keep up the good work.

[@Sydneysider1310]

I think you mean our coat of arms with the emu & kangaroo, that can't walk backwards, which symbolise advance Australia, which happens to be the anthem too.

[@3jaz]

@@Sydneysider1310 ues ...thank you... you are correct

[@HalfPastSleep]

Wombat! Not a capabara!

[@Sydneysider1310]

Onya Phezz!! Thumbs up for your comment alone!!

[@hayleebeaver]

How do I send you photos???

[@blairchristie910]

Echidna not porkipine

[@johnchrysostomon6284]

Every morning (in the 80s) as I waited to catch a train from Penrith (60km west of Sydney - and still 'urban') I could see kangaroos on the northern side of the station. That's because there was an army base there so it still had under developed land there BUT No one at school believed me that I could see this because everyone knew that Penrith was part of Greater Sydney Unfortunately that northern side of the station has now been developed and the roos aren[t there anymore

[@davidlikesyoutube]

Kangaroos are a pain, they jump out in front of the car driving at night, pain in the arse

[@dgc474]

That’s how we feel about Americans 😂 I love u guys

[@lucymcrobert1574]

I’d love to see the American take on Jimmy Rees videos… They’re mostly covid related, but look for the ones at the height of lockdowns (Melbourne has had the most number of lockdown days globally, and most of us are sick of it, but prefer it to the death toll experienced elsewhere). There are some that are both less & more specific. I’d also love to hear an American perspective on Australia’s approach to covid… I think NSW has more than 90% first dose, with Vic around 84 - happy to be corrected! But, very different to American uptake, despite being late off the staring blocks! Also, koalas have had a hard time with bushfires and their clamydia outbreak (not joking!). Cockies will destroy the garden- magpies will destroy you and remember you year after year! Keep your dogs away from Roos, they will try to drown them in the dam if given the opportunity (luckily, they both exhausted themselves and it was declared a draw in our case); or beat them up. Echidnas will just make the dogs bark, maybe a bloody nose if they get too close. Same goes for wombats. I’m only 25km from Melbourne CBD (in Eltham), where the echidnas & wombat visited and overcame dog proof fencing (somehow!?!)- they were relocated by wildlife Victoria. The dam incident was on the farm I grew up on- only 35ish km from Melbs between Coldstream and Healesville. I got really excited seeing squirrels in Europe as a teenager (1 or 2 decades ago)… we don’t have them here!

[@Shado_wolf]

Omg I'd LOVE to see them react to Jimmy Rees!!

[@stuarthancock571]

That's a capybara ehh try again wombat That's a porcupine ehh try again echinda' Meanwhile this Aussie would probably call a moose a deer and a racoon a squirrel.

[@Sydneysider1310]

You reckon you would? I doubt it. They're pretty common animals and easily recognised.

[@56music64]

Male Koalas force ably mate with female Koalas. You can here them fighting, screaming and the males grunting in the trees of a night

[@adammiso5231]

Its not a capybara its a wombat

[@crazymusicchick]

I get kangaroos at my local park and the golf.course like 5 mins down the road its nice until they decide to sit in the middle of the road lol

[@Jeni10]

Not ostriches, Emus! Wallabies, not joeys, Wombat not capybara. Lyrebird, not peacock. Young male kangaroos practise fighting because one day, they will need to do it for real, to take over leadership of a group.

[@sharenedrennan1602]

We are just about all vaccinated anyway guys 😁

[@TJdirect]

You should check out Isaac Butterfield’s. 10 reasons not to visit Australia.

[@Wht244]

The only bit i laughed at was Miles’ response to you saying ‘retarded level stupid’. Haha 😂 so many things went through his head

[@traceyanderson7489]

Capybara’s are South American

[@hayleebeaver]

Omfg you guys crack me up so hard.

[@trosen2001]

you guys need to react to AFLW next. awesome way that they have broadened the scope of the sport, keep it up!