IM NEVER VISITING AUSTRALIA NOW

[@SixYearsCounting]

When you turn 18 in Australia you should get an achievement award.

[@RavynArcadia]

"Achievement Unlocked: Survived to Adulthood"

[@_ThrowMeOffACliff_]

Ya basically do mate, you get to legally drink once you hit 18 and the amount of adults that wanna buy you your first drink😂 alcohol is the achievement mate

[@joeyteter9383]

I feel like that’s not enough. You should get one after every month of survival 😂

[@mogen5720]

Yep and 2 years after that, "Achievement unlocked, alive for 2 decades."

[@Jerry-w3l]

@@SixYearsCounting do you can definitely say the same thing about Florida

[@DeplorablesGarbage]

Any place that has spiders bigger than my cereal bowl and bugs longer than my hand is not a place to be occupied by Humans !

[@brittanylehman5104]

AGREED.

[@PLHcrafts]

My thoughts exactly lol. ✌️❤️🤣 peace, love and happiness

[@metrocc2340]

Thank you

[@mattheere2732]

But a place filled with bears and mountain lions is 🙄🙄🙄🙄 oh no Australia has tiny things that could kill you stay away bigger animals are easier to fight off, you know you can kill a Spider a lot easier then a bear 😏

[@PLHcrafts]

@mattheere2732 i wouldn't know, I don't live anywhere near bears or mountain lions lol. Where i live there the best we have are deer. ✌️❤️🤣 peace, love and happiness

[@TahariBass]

“The snakes twerking on the fan” got me dying😂😂😂😂😂

[@becky6997]

Went it flew off I jumped

[@TahariBass]

@ me too!

[@lovinglife69]

When I slowed it down It went flying with its mouth open! 💀

[@patriciaroberson4428]

Scared the crap out of me when it got slung off of the fan.😂😂😂

[@zuhuranasoro8923]

​@@becky6997me too😅😅

[@katieb3265]

Australians are BUILT DIFFERENT!! 😳😳🫣

[@darlenewason-5722]

Shit yeah mate 😊

[@blakebird4496]

That's regional Australia, if you live in any of the cities you won't see nothing 😂 maybe a couple huntsmans at best

[@ThroneOfGalathynius]

Thanks mate 🫡

[@asummer_lover]

yes ma'am.

[@raniLowe-t7r]

We are mate, we are

[@smiskiandokokokokok]

Tbh, as an Australian: Koala and wombat in house, i’d say pretty uncommon. Kangaroo hopping down the street, VERY common, unfortunately how many die :(

[@herbert_and_clover]

yeah it's sad :(

[@fairahzan]

Oh no 🥺💔

[@1corrsfan]

What are some of the other animals seen, I didn’t recognise the wiggly thing or the dog (?) behind the sofa. Thx

[@osric1730]

@@1corrsfan The "dog" is a wombat.

[@2258fran]

That’s how many what? people or kangaroos die?

[@Keezy194]

Mr wombat just chillin behind the couch 🛋 He must've lost the remote 😅

[@annalisa4558]

I need his help cause I can't find mine as well

[@blackallday]

He looks like he's a pet 😂😂😂😂

[@nsdawson10]

I was wondering what that was

[@JulietBurke-k6r]

I thought it was a capybara 😂

[@jessicaszpila760]

You think he can get all the cramps while he's there too?

[@joelbowman6858]

The thing behind the couch is a Wombat, they are the only animal that poops Cube shapes, and they are apparently super chill (or so I’ve heard)

[@anitaford4138]

So, is that what the guy used to make the spider come out?! 😮😁

[@teresalenhoff7406]

Never going to Australia. Use to be my retirement place to go until I saw the spiders. The rest I would love. Spiders are my nemesis. I am scared to death.

[@hippychick420]

​@anitaford4138 They're separate videos. These people most likely dont know each other.

[@shellymccoy]

Thank you, was wondering. It's cute.

[@TheQuietStorm630]

Wombat look like he ready to rob someone in the middle of the night." 🤣💀

[@alishagadson9524]

The enormous spiders 🕷️ are natures way of saying, “Go away!”

[@crandal999]

The big ones are harmless. There are some little ones you don't want to be bitten by.

[@cudwieser3952]

@@crandal999 yep. Notice how if you have a big spider, the insects and reptiles tend not to be there.

[@Crispymemes]

Yep, the big ones are nature's pest control. It's the Redbacks, funnel webs and trap doors that suck. But white tail spiders suck absolute ass. That necrotising flesh eating bite hits different. The bite area acts up around it's anniversary for a few years. What was the spider in the video? I thought tarantulas and huntsman's were the biggest spiders in Australia, I don't recognise that one.

[@crandal999]

​@@Crispymemeshappened to me with a white tail and a letter box incident. My finger ended up with a massive hole. I'm glad it stopped. Thought I would lose it.

[@alishagadson9524]

@@Crispymemes I believe that is a small huntsman spider.

[@bacoooooooooon]

This is the only good greenscreen dude He gives an actual reaction, even if some are over the top.

[@SiLvErWaRe000]

No such thing as over the top when it comes to Australia videos. You didn't see my reaction.

[@ThroneOfGalathynius]

I’m Australian, and for anyone wondering , the first ‘what is that’ is a flying fox and the second is a wombat.

[@karenappleby5946]

What was that at the door? It said a bat. Is that the size of them? Sorry I’m from the uk and the bats we have ain’t that big.

[@sweetmissirish]

​@@karenappleby5946 flying foxes are big... they also eat fruit. They're super cute

[@beingrel4439]

What is the very last thing in the video?

[@KATYMCGINN]

​@@beingrel4439❤ EVERYONE FROM AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺 HAS SAID THEY ARE A LIZARD! I DON'T SEE ANY FEET! LOL 😂 🦎🦎🦎

[@jasminemardani3811]

Are they different from fox bats??!!

[@woodlandwhimsyoftrenton8978]

The thing looking at you through that window was a fox bat. Wing span about 3 feet.❤

[@carolyngair2340]

There cool‼️

[@milliehouston8572]

So cute

[@sarahbenson4492]

The fox bat is actually cute!

[@Di3-z]

3 ft? Yikes!

[@corinnaruhl5693]

Flying fox actually 😉

[@Lundynpwsly]

That guy catching the spider had done at a time or two 😂😂😁

[@user-xj3mo2lx9z]

that was a fake spider, but spiders in australia do get that big.

[@maryannegunter115]

Geez, I couldn't handle the spider 😮

[@gupstaa]

lol that’s an old one n also fake lol

[@MrsMilato]

Thats 1 or 2 times too many.

[@martinlutherking6550]

Buddy it’s fake, how dumb does gen z gen alpha have to be these days?

[@annetownsend5888]

I’ve lived in Adelaide for almost 60 years and the only intruders to my house have been the occasional huntsman spider and a stray cat who decided to stay. Probably be a different story in tropical Queensland though. Question…what is the guy now going to do with the huge spider under the bowl? Imagine having one of those loose in your car! I would be dead. 😊

[@vikkitaylor3434]

If it appeared in my car, the poor spider might end up dead too! I love spiders, but that one needs a collar!

[@victoria-elliott-batman]

That spider would scare the hell outta me.

[@emotionalmushroom4307]

If it makes you feel better, that spider was fake. Just CGI. Can they actually get that big out there that so many people didn't question it? Like, I know Australia is the Nope! Capital of the world, but if that's true 🤢🤮

[@carollynch8319]

@@vikkitaylor3434😂😂

[@BennieLail]

My husband and and several buddies went Had to spend the night in a small town t hey saw shoe prints on the ceiling and found out they were shoes thrown at the huge spiders by the previous people,and warned to ck.gheir shoes in the morning before putting them on.My husband put his shoes in the microwave and got very little sleep.

[@ceejae2349]

Awwww. Lizard wiggles are cute. I have 3 blue tongues in the yard, but they never move that fast. They couldn’t care less that we are around them

[@erikarussell1142]

Oml right?! The little waddle wiggle of it all!!!

[@MadameConspiracy]

If you're talking about the last clip....I don't think that's a lizard. It looks like a huge centipede to me.

[@johnpainter2699]

I live in australia and always have, and that spider is 100000% real because i had one in my house, and it was about the size of my head hanging by one leg on the ceiling

[@user-uk2ub3rq2k]

😱😱😱😂🤣😭

[@LadyDrivah7]

The spider is now the new homeowner. Keys, deed, and title on the counter Sir.... I'm out!!!! ✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️💨💨💨💨

[@karenwinning9750]

The wiggly critter scooting along the floor is a lizard. If the in the house, they trying to escape the heat. They say don't mess with a kangaroo. They don't call them boxing kangaroo for nothing. I so glad I have never had a spider that big near me. I be running out the door. 😅

[@linda7131]

I'd accidentally run INTO the door, knock myself out, regain consciousness prob with the spider on my head and run into the door again. Traumatic brain injury here I am!!!!

[@trixmania]

We have a lizzard. A skink, we call him Larry He is free to come and go as he pleases. Loves under our fridge/freezer, which comes with snacks

[@racheyrox724]

Where are its legs 😩

[@GeminiRainbow]

Look, I'm not a biologist or anything, but that wiggly thing looks like no lizard I've ever seen! I'm seriously starting to think you guys are making this crap up to scare, non Australians, and it's working! 😂

[@Laura-i2k]

​@@GeminiRainbowmaybe a legless lizard.. sounds right but I might be making it up at this point..That bloody spider?? Nope!!

[@trueblue8850]

Imagine that you're sitting in the dark, on your couch looking at a movie and "you think you feel" something on your foot?

[@kimberlybrown7706]

I just got a case of the heebie-jeebies as I was reading that😂😂

[@ms.pirate]

*Its a koala, definitely a koala*

[@nawtygi]

Thanks! I just pulled my feet up off the floor!!! 😮

[@AnastasiaMarin-e2d]

That better be the wombat looking for the remote 😭

[@katyb2793]

It happens. It truly does. I don't like to sit in the dark for this very reason. More likely on your shoulder or something though 🇦🇺 I have many horrifying stories!

[@jazminlanena7512]

Now...the Koala I am keeping. They're precious. They don't even hurt people. Give him some lettuce and leaves and stuff. I love Koalas and the Sloth!

[@peachyykeen80]

I'd been a bit cautious with keeping a koala. Wild population have chlamydia infections at endemic levels, and it can be passed to people through their urine and feces.

[@slick_anonymous1126]

Its going to sleep like 90% of the time thats it.

[@debrasnow4261]

Me too I love sloths I think they're soo cute the koalas are ok too😊

[@YANZAB-bx1bx]

😂

[@jamesmaineii726]

You say that until it robs a store and you get arrested because it's fingerprints look exactly like a human beings. You don't believe me look it up, so many cases in Australia have people getting arrested because their prince have came back only to find out it was koala prints

[@lenasedlak5926]

I legit got anxiety watching this😭 The snake on the fan flying on you,the long wiggly thing(last one) and the giant spider one scarred me for life😂😭

[@NoCoNat2043]

That side-eyeing koala 😂 My 5-year-old was looking over my shoulder watching this. He says, "I love this guy!" 😀

[@abramhowitz]

wallaby

[@a-je5df]

a bit of context on the koala one, i think the residents of that home said in an interview that the koala may have gotten in through the doggy door.

[@dragonflywings4669]

😂😂😂 made himself right at home

[@Sheebs981]

I live in America. The Great Smoky Mountains and Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina to be exact. I have a kitty door and I routinely have all kinds of creatures inviting themselves inside. Possums, raccoons, groundhogs, and skunks, in addition to the neighborhood kitties and dogs. I'm going to start charging an admission fee because cat food is expensive these days and that's what they're all looking for. Some come in to get out of the elements or to get petted or take a nap, but they all eat. 😂

[@cryspyd]

I'd be more concerned about why he's in there then how,😅 lol all they eat is eucalyptus leafs' which basically makes high enough to sleep for 22 hrs. In a dam tree😂' so that's a hell of an adventure that koala was on to get In that bedroom😅

[@minigol91]

That's so cute😂❤

[@aladynamedSusan]

​@Sheebs981 I love animals but I'd probably be scared if I woke up and I have all those visitors in my house unannounced 😂😂😂😂

[@robinr.9007]

🌷Oookay then... 'don't think I'll be moving to Australia anytime soon!

[@cechange341]

I'm wit' chu' wen' you're Right!!!! 😮🤔😵‍💫😲😳😳

[@vl1180]

This was the antitourism video that I needed😂 crossed off the list

[@royalesdelunaris6913]

For me... Not in this life... Or the next! 😂

[@Cockroach_4]

i hear alaska is pretty chill if you wanna go there

[@SophiaH-i9s]

I love in Australia and none of this has ever happened! 😂

[@lenevee4925]

Oh hell no! The snake in the fan, giant spiders, unknown creatures behind your sofa and things crawling across the floor, i just cant 😱

[@jamesmaineii726]

The wombat behind the couch will do nothing but love you to death. They are the most docile and lovable animals

[@ms.pirate]

I like snakes. Just not spiders (unless the spider is outside of the cage. I don't mind pictures of spiders, or people keeping pet spiders. I'm not arachnidphobic, I just don't wanna come face to face with a spider outside of the cage)

[@JadeAnnabelArt]

The thing behind the couch has the personality of a dog. You'll be fine lol.

[@heilala09]

Yeah no, I’m an Aussie and we were in the cabin holiday place (Batemans Bay) and left to screen door open and suddenly hear this thumping, come around and a massive kangaroo 🦘 is moving around and mate’s claws are ferocious. It was bigger than me and my mum and I was 12. Fun times in Australia 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾

[@elisabeta4696]

Behind sofa was a wombat 😊

[@Lunachic6]

Ohhhhhh…. I had no clue lol. It’s kinda cute

[@BeiyongError]

Wombats are cute... bur be careful, they can reck you with a butt stomp.

[@rachelpiche7134]

Are they vicious

[@elisabeta4696]

@rachelpiche7134 I think they are like koala.

[@craft12hs41]

@@Lunachic6 Crazy Fun Fact: The Poop from Wombats is cubic shaped

[@shelbysittig1047]

I said out loud oh hell no! To the large spider. So no thank you, I’ll pass. 😂

[@banjopatterson3574]

We dont get spiders like that. We have big ones but they are more like 8 legged puppy dogs.

[@tuschi8039]

I was done after the fan snake flying at the phone 😂

[@lovinglife69]

​@@tuschi8039I was done also!

[@lovinglife69]

If it helps, the spider was fake. It was a CGI. Made up. Australia does have big spiders, tho.

[@banjopatterson3574]

@@misscoded94 indeed. We have some unique situations down under.

[@cookiesroblox6759]

I have family in Australia & apparently they have something that goes through there electrical system in the house that stops spiders going in..

[@HalleluJah337]

Giant house centipede 😂

[@banjopatterson3574]

Its a high pitch sound that we cant hear, it keeps mice and insects out of the house.

[@PopsieLouisiana59]

@@banjopatterson3574 unfortunately, I have dog ears and can hear those high-pitched sounds.

[@rossiwilson9053]

They don't work M8 I think they told you that so you'd enjoy your holiday 😂🤣😂🤣

[@crystanick2697]

​@@PopsieLouisiana59if it's like the things made to keep ground hogs away I can hear them too! Thank God it's not constant.

[@StandardAICommentator3000]

That last one was moms toy 😂

[@Loriann-p4y]

😂😂😂

[@virginiasantillan2267]

There’s Some Serious Animals “Down Under “😂 My Favorite Video Of Yours Hands Down ❤Jesus Loves You ❤❤❤

[@Mani_Silva]

I'd give my house to that size of a spider or I'd be the one hiding under the pan!!😱 Ain't no way my heart survives trapping that monster!!🤣🤣🤣

[@bellasamantha237]

It's fake. 🤦‍♂️

[@NolanHolladay]

It's fake, because if it were real, there's no way in hell that guy would have been fast enough to trap it with that pan! 😅 Huntsman are way too fast for that

[@LeolaKerr-z6l]

It doesn't look like a huntsman more like a bird spider, they do grow that big ​@@NolanHolladay

[@bieassialaw6832]

I’m terrified of Daddy Long Legs but if I EVA came across a spider That Damn BIG, just let the good Lord do what He’s supposed to and carry me home 😵😵😵😵

[@BIABKOOL22]

Yes honey🤣

[@Stardust414]

Amen 😂👋🏼🙏

[@toroverde9329]

😅😅😅

[@JennyRose1776]

Me too.

[@PoyzunButterfly5172]

😂 💯

[@user-bb7ro1ns6y]

That spider was enormous!😮

[@danakavanagh]

They allow them to live in their house

[@jimjimjimmy7793]

It cgi but they do get big there

[@Reneesillycar74]

And fake

[@johnnysangel0413]

It can stay in Australia...

[@Vale125-h1e]

Fun fact: He said that he thinks that kangooros are NOT dangeraous But they are actually werry strong and if you hurt them in any way will aslo get hurted 😅.

[@raycooley-m2q]

"The snake is Twerking on the fan" Had me dying lol 😂😂 If I every see that spider in my room I'm literally locking it in there and leaving the state forever #never going back to see if it still there😂😂

[@beckpohl7977]

OMG! That Fruit Bat is so awesome! 🤗 🦇

[@rg1whiteywins598]

What is the last creature ?

[@blaknmild45]

I would like to know that also

[@JMMin-Kahan]

Apparently it isn't, it's a different bat

[@KATYMCGINN]

​@@rg1whiteywins598😂 THE AUSTRALIANS ARE SAYING THAT IT'S A LIZARD! NO FEET THO? 🦎😮

[@KATYMCGINN]

​@@JMMin-Kahan🇦🇺 AUSTRALIANS CALL THEM "FOX BAT'S" HUGE! OMGOSH 😮🦊🦇

[@RoomShakerr]

The snake is twerking on the fan😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@daffodil_littley]

I died😂😂😂😂

[@RoomShakerr]

@daffodil_littley 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rosemaryalkadi1475]

This has got to be the funniest commentary yet! Watched this over and over and over again 👍🏻

[@EthanRideout-li3lv]

Bro the wombat and the little joey had me❤❤❤

[@munzhee6920]

I'd love to find a Wombat in my living room...Cutest damn bustards ever🥰

[@trixmania]

U can u if u are a carer

[@Ferr3t_64]

As someone who lives in Australia, these are all so funny to watch, and I can’t believe people actually think these are normal occurrences!! 😂😂

[@mcdanielsmarasiro1818]

I'm not coming there because of those spiders, I hate spiders. I live in south Africa, we have very small that spiders you can just step on it and it's dead but that nah forget it‼️‼️‼️I'm not visiting Australia I have an Aunt there video calls are enough Aunt😊

[@blakebird4496]

I live in Australia and I have only seen a kangaroo once in 10 years, and the last time I saw a snake was 15 years ago, it's the middle of summer at the moment I have yet seen spiders... These videos are from regional Australia, in the bushlands or 1-2hrs out of the city. ​@@mcdanielsmarasiro1818

[@ms.pirate]

I mean, in America you got dear breaking into people's houses, and rattle snakes. And in Canada, a moose and a goose.

[@Ferr3t_64]

Yeah, i guess every country has its wildlife related dangers

[@seanceknowles2911]

@@ms.piratethe deer thing is rare. Spiders make more sense to find around one’s home and that’s why I would never tempt fate and go to Australia and end up close to such a huge spider.

[@uduakudo8908]

This guy is so hilarious!! LOL😊😅.... I have no desire to visit Australia!! I would have fainted if I saw that giant spider.... are you kidding!!😝😱

[@jennysmith38]

I'm a 67 year old Australian woman, I've never seen a spider that big except on KZbin. I have seen a kangaroo on someone's front lawn, and often see them hoping down the road at night going past my house and I live on a main street, but near the outskirts of the city. I use to see lots of kangaroos in the carpark at work when I was working in a government department back in the late 80's. I use to see lots of snakes when I was in my teens, but I haven't seen one in years. My son did find a white tailed spider in his bed two nights ago. It really depends on what part of Australia you live in, whether you will see snakes, if you live in a country town or on a farm, you are more likely to come across snakes. I've never seen a koloa or wombat except at an animal park, on TV or on KZbin. Same with spiders, some areas are more likely to have larger spiders than others. I remember my son and his mates running out of his bedroom when we were sitting having a chat, they were teens at the time, they just ran out and didn't say anything and the spider was on the wall right behind me, I just grabbed a container and scooped it in and took it outside, it was just a little smaller than the palm of my hand it was a huntsman, haven't seen one since, my son is now in his 40's. We have over 10,000 spider species in Australia, and only a few of these are dangerous, and you rarely see them as they try to stay away from humans if they can, unless it's raining a lot, then they might try to come inside to get out of the rain if the can't find some cover.

[@sherimanns8993]

Being one with nature in your home is asking for too much of a compromise .I'd tell these animals you can have the entire house. I'm up💯🤣🤣

[@claireyacoumis-f9p]

as an australian i can confirm that this is all true and we don’t get enough credit for the things we go thru each day

[@tamsolo1584]

The sleeping wombat behind the couch 😂

[@catfeatherss]

The wombat behind the couch! Omg, so cute!

[@shannon8461]

Just saying…I’m in the US, and we may not have the size critters that Australia does, ours are smaller and sneaky. Brown Recluse spider? They bite you and cause necrosis of you flesh. Scorpions (certain species) can kill you and you never even see them. But when people take over the land the animals lived on, they have to expect the animals to be there. I would still love to visit ❤

[@cattynochatty3311]

You should look up deadly in Australia. I'd rather take my chances with a brown recluse than the spiders in Australia

[@stephanieann6622]

​@@cattynochatty3311this. There's some extremely deadly spiders in Aussie and other places. Recluse bites are painful and horrifying but unless you're allergic you'll hopefully be fine especially if you get treatment immediately.

[@cattynochatty3311]

@stephanieann6622 exactly

[@NikkiVenomX]

The koala made me think of the holiday Outback Steak house commercial. "Koala on the Walla." 😂😂😂😂 Also, the Wombat behind the couch was adorable. ❤❤❤❤

[@S-CB-SL-Animations]

I saw that one lol 😂😂😂

[@eatwhatukiii2532]

I WANT A WOMBAT❤❤❤❤ They are like ginormous hamsters!!!😂

[@Scrads108]

Awww the wombat was the cutest one, I would melt if I saw a wombat chilling behind my couch..

[@Thatgirl919]

Awww the wombat is so cute ❤❤❤

[@annamariavalatka636]

OMG! Nope with the spider! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💙💙💙💙💙💙 Love the Aussies but 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💙💙💙💙💙💙👏👏👏

[@Serene80]

At least you can see them coming, unlike a black widow or brown recluse here in the US...

[@spiderboo464]

Cheers mate. Appreciate the love. Sending some right back at ya! ❤ from 🇦🇺

[@ondreacounts2556]

That snake being slung at the camera by the fan had me jumping & feel like it was crawling on me! No way, there's too many creepy crawly venomous things in Australia for me to go there.

[@panagiotislepelis8177]

Snakes are very cute and cuddly though. And most are harmless. I used to be afraid of snakes but then i had a gf that had a pet snake it would come up to me and cuddle in my hand and pout if i didnt pet it.

[@purplerain2314]

I let out a little scream, and I'm an Aussie. Most of us aren't fearless of all these creatures., especially us girls. We jump at mice and cockroaches too.

[@derrickmooney8566]

Still safer than going to school in America 😂😂😂 they're learning the metric system in America that's why all the kids are talking there 9mm to school 😂😂😂😂

[@unleashedcreativity3797]

It's actually a beautiful place to live. I stayed in Sydney, NSW for 2 years, and honestly, it was the best city I've ever lived in.

[@deborahaumiller7391]

I am not moving to Australia! The "snake twerkin' on the fan" just did me in!❤😂😂😂😂😂

[@Arlene_DOTK]

You have completely taken away any desire to go to Australia 😂😂😂

[@Kt-cn2rq]

Lol thats all a lie unless going to the outback/country area. City isn't like that.

[@Arlene_DOTK]

@Kt-cn2rq Phewww because I don't want to see any of these things, I would loose it lol 🤣🤣🤣 Thank you for letting me know! 🙏

[@WatBra89]

Wouldn't hit all of them in one go. Depending on the area come across one or two. Slightly higher chance in rural places to see them in town but not close enough to touch.. when I was little there was a lady that was a wildlife carer two doors down that looked after a joey as it lost its mum in the middle of town. Have seen roos on University grounds here where I live in the distance going for some green grass but not close enough to touch them. See more dead ones on the highways then anything. A zoo or a wildlife park is the most likely where you would see them all together.

[@sherrellmccarthy2301]

Come on down, you'll love it 😊🇦🇺

[@AprilTurner-o8e]

I'm with you, Richard 100% . Thank goodness my late daddy rabbit (nickname) when he got out of the army after serving overseas in Vietnam he and my late momma almost moved to Australia. Thank the Lord above that they didn't because even their spiders there are just as deadly as some snakes here in America, so HELL NO to that one. I don't even want to visit that scary place myself, call me chicken sh*t if you want to I'm OK with that. I am alive and safe here in North Carolina. Thank you very much.

[@anitaford4138]

Yup! It's the spiders that get to me! Yikes! 😬😬😬😬

[@aspidistraeliator]

There are few deaths from snakebite in the USA because all venomous snakes here have antivenom available. Unlike some in Australia

[@AprilTurner-o8e]

@anitaford4138 I'm definitely with you. Have you seen the size of some of the spiders over there? Look them up, there's your future nightmare, I'm warning you. Because I did, and damn they can get huge, BUT the huge ones aren't the most deadly its the little bitty tiny one's you have to worry about. Don't even get me started on the snakes or crocodiles. The water areas are where the nasty and definitely meaner than our america alligators. Stay close or in, yes, the salt water crocodiles. So if the tiny but dangerous small spider scares the sh*t out of me, then you should know those. Terrify me to death. NO JOKE. Everything I have put on here, I did my research so I wouldn't offend anyone, and also, I didn't want to sound like a dumbass. The stuff I have read about Australia 🇦🇺 it is a gorgeous place, but way too many dangerous animals over or down there for my liking, that's all. So, to anyone who is from there, I didn't mean any DISRESPECT at all, but your country just really scares me.

[@nono7105]

​@aspidistraeliator What? No, all snakes in Australia have antivenom available. We're one of the world leaders in producing antivenom. Which is why there are so few deaths from snakebites in Australia, despite having the most venomous snakes in the world. The reason you have so few deaths from snakebite in the US is because your snakes are little cuddly wuddly fuzzy wuzzy harmless legless lizards.

[@nono7105]

Eh, not really. I mean, our second deadliest spider is the Redback, which is essentially the same as or a little bit less dangerous as a Black Widow. And you already have those in the US, right? They're quite timid spiders, don't come indoors, and are easy to avoid. No real danger unless you leave your shoes outside and don't check them before putting them on. Or unless you just walk blindly into a shed without checking for spider webs. As for our deadliest spider, that's easy, just don't go to Sydney. It's a shithole anyway.

[@LynnHorwath]

It looks like a fruit bat at the sliding door. They call them flying foxes too!

[@maryannegunter115]

Fruit bats are harmless, right? "Stella Luna"😅

[@NicoleWatson-fm4uj]

@@maryannegunter115I don’t think I’d be up to finding that one out😵‍💫

[@LynnHorwath]

@maryannegunter115 They are harmless but can carry rabies and other diseases! I would stay far away from the one peeking through the glass!!! That's not normal behavior!!😲😲😲

[@HelleVirenfeldt]

In general they Are harmles, unless you identyfies as a frugt 😂😂😂 Though they can give a nasty bite, they dont eat you, or suck your blod. They Are among the largest bat species in the world, with a wingspan of up to 1,5 m/ 4"11.

[@milliefunnychannel2468]

The snake falling off the fan gave me a heart attack

[@jocelynscott504]

"the snake is twerkin' on the fan" lmao 🤣🤣🤣

[@beachlover1077]

Oh hell naw, I’d move out if I saw a spider that big in my house!!😂😂 my luck that thing would be in my bed sooner or later!

[@nono7105]

It's completely harmless.

[@letriciaheighley3988]

He makes me laugh so much my sister lives in Australia and when go out you see her this is all the time they ignor it all which is quite unsettling lol you keep doing what your doing putting a smile on everyone's face 😊

[@LeolaKerr-z6l]

We Australians do not ignore the animals but learn to live with them... Everything in our eco-system has a job to do we work together, best advice is if U see something that scares the heck outta U stay a good distance away more likely they are afraid of U then your afraid of it...

[@feelinfroggy8089]

Hello!! I was ok, until the huge spider!! Didnt even mindcthe snakes😂 but what was the last things working its way across the floor...an insect?..lol, didnt move lile a snake...oh my!!​@LeolaKerr-z6l

[@NikkiTaylor85]

Omgosh what is that last thing?! 😳 The koala was so cute!! ❤

[@juliebradley1184]

Ikr!

[@karanaferreira]

I think a salamander type thing lol

[@Basbhat]

Lol I have no idea but I’ve been trying to figure it out! Lol

[@olly7630]

A wild koala is only cute from a distance. They look all cuddly, but they would scratch you to pieces, and the sound they make is so scary at night while camping. But they typically don't approach humans, nor do any of the others in this video.

[@marcelloplessi9299]

It's a blue tongue skink, probably Tiliqua rugosa. They are harmless goofy sausage lizards.

[@hwaidakaddour1939]

POV: me be living in Australia knowing these never happen😂

[@aimneth]

It’s been 2 mins and still feel chills all over from watching this video!!

[@starfire9214]

That last creature wiggle across the floor and rest of them too oh h...no I'm out🏃‍♀️💨

[@poppykoch9085]

That was a blue tongue lizard or a stickleback...hard to tell from the resolution...

[@Freedom-kz1sg]

@@poppykoch9085I was thinking that but I didn’t see any legs!

[@spencer4324]

​@@poppykoch9085 thanks. Cause I'm like... WTF😮

[@HakunaMatata5393]

Nope, it's neither of those things, I don't know what it is though.

[@trixmania]

​@@spencer4324they are harmless, a lot of Aussies have them as backyard pets. It's like an honour to have one take up residence outside. Most common name is bluey...

[@jezzer268]

A wombat was lounging behind the couch

[@Snakeofwrath]

That spider actually made me jump lol

[@loveme6858]

What was that squiggling on the floor at the end??😮

[@lilycope7971]

Also for those wanting to know more about cute australian wild life there are a lot of misconceptions: Koalas are generally very docile and friendly unless provoked in which case their claws are extremely sharp and rhey cannot spread chlamidya to humans. Kangaroos are very large when fully grown and will occasionally(and very rarely) pick fights with humans, they are the ultimate boxers without any training. Wallubys are basically a small version of a kangaroo and can be quite cuddily but don't just go up to one in the wild and try to pet it, they can still attack and it will not be fun. Wombats are very cute but can scratch and bite but usually don't. All wild animals are dangerous if you're not careful but most in close contact with humans for extended periods of time(local neighbourhood ones) are generally pretty chill, just be careful and if you really want to pet one go to a sanctuary or zoo that offers that kind of thing because those are almost always going to be friendly, stay safe and dont touch spiders cuz theyre gross😂

[@amandapanda3138]

You should see a magpie during breeding season. I’m an American who lives in Australia and when I first moved here I was worried by everyone as soon as breeding season began. Unfortunately they attack the tallest person so being a short person I was pretty safe. Seeing the Aussies duck out of fear was funny.

[@RinSyuveil]

Kangaroos are dangerous they can scratch and they can kick hard enough to break a spine

[@carolinecooper1758]

Idk if you can call something that can potentially disembowel you a “scratch” 🤣🤣🤣 I get you though lol

[@romilly99]

Everything's after you down under!! It did cure my fear of UK spiders though! 😂😂

[@Kiskiss3]

Not everything is after you here 🙄

[@romilly99]

@Kiskiss3 There was an element of tongue in cheek there! 🙄

[@Kiskiss3]

@@romilly99 Heard this joke a million times now. It's getting old

[@romilly99]

@Kiskiss3 Yes, I can imagine it does get wearing. Sorry. You do live in an amazing country. I spent two fantastic years there, way back when. Have a great Christmas.

[@Kiskiss3]

@@romilly99 All good. I hope you have a merry christmas as well 🎄

[@Youknowme5555]

"THe SnaKe is TWeRkinG oN ThE fAN

[@Moonmoon-ws6jo]

People in Australia are so damn chill, they would just watch two kangaroos just hopping along while drinking milkshake near by. Currently visiting Australia, luckily i am not afraid of spiders nor snakes(i am more afraid of the ocean than anything else.)

[@stellarjuju8788]

A friend of mine is a carer for orphan baby roos and sometimes has up to 6 at a time. They're hanging up in pillowcases and jumping around the house and waiting to get bottle fed. It's hilarious

[@sawsegdawg5419]

The veteran creepy spider catcher. Not his first rodeo. 😂

[@lea-anne9133]

The little wombat behind the sofa😅

[@rohanholland4497]

Little wombat ? He’s a monster of a wombat ! Probably 40 or 50kg

[@lea-anne9133]

@rohanholland4497 he's absolutely adorable!! 😍

[@lalousiane7118]

I am fine here in the good old USA, nope not going to Australia. Snakes twerkin', spiders crawlin', wombat peek a boo playin', kangaroos boxin' & the giant centipede? That would be a NO! 😢

[@Kiskiss3]

You won't find any of that in the middle of Sydney or any major Australian City. Except maybe a few spiders every now and then

[@andrewgreen2224]

I feel like sometime we here in the U.S. don’t stop to think what our wildlife is actually like. We have wolves, grizzly’s, mountain lions, scorpions, rattle snakes.. the list goes on and on.

[@mjdj360gmx]

Brown snake?

[@FursonaIdentityCrisis]

You would never find stuff like this in major cities, and even in rural areas most locals can count on their fingers how many encounters they’ve had like this. It’s not that common unless you live in the outback

[@trixmania]

Wombat could be used to humans after being cared for by a wildlife carer. Especially if he was found in a pouch on side of road and raised on a bottle

[@Justafalloutaddict]

Yep i live there. Honestly the wombat behind the couch would be the most blessed occasion ever

[@OhHyucc]

That last one was someone's shit that came to life 😭😭😭

[@zenaabi-merched7568]

I want a wombat!!!! I can't believe he got a cute 1 behind his TV!!😅😊😅

[@susanorr8348]

I freaked just having a “palmetto bug” (the size of a chicken egg) walk across my arm in the middle of the night in Florida! (And a snake crawling down the hall from the bathroom tub drain!) 😣

[@Boobz66]

YIKES! !!

[@bonniedeaves422]

That was a wombat behind the lounge 😅😅😅 They are just really like a big, heavy, sleepy dog lol They do have long claws but are mostly docile ❤

[@psychopopbunny]

The spider one made me cackle for some reason 😂

[@MaverickPearce]

Thats just billy hopping down the road hes chill

[@bellasamantha237]

It's ok Richard, th spider is fake n the creature behind the couch is one of our gorgioux wombats. And a chunky healthy looking one too! 😆 Larger roo's can get dangerous if they want to square up to you n kick as their legs have sharp toes that can cut you, but they don't do that as a general rule, (will if they feel threatened). We have so many amazing creatures here in Australia n not all of them want to kill you just a couple do. LOL! 😅🙏💙🦘

[@mariemarquez2480]

What's the last thing? A snake?

[@karenriback942]

What was the last thing?

[@Reneesillycar74]

That was a lizard having trouble walking on the slippery floor. They’re harmless & cute

[@Crazybirdlady23]

I love my country 😁🇦🇺

[@jenniferrandolph4115]

Australia was on my bucket list. 😉 But what was that thing wiggling across the floor at the end?

[@Miss.Tiffany]

What was behind the couch?! What was that omg it's so freaking cute... Do you know? 😊

[@lovinglife69]

​@Miss.Tiffany A Wombat. It's cute but gets aggressive if scared

[@itsmejessss]

noo please come. This like never happens and its only for ppl living in the ouback!!! i would love it if u cam to australia (sydney especially). not all bad!!!

[@jowills7971]

Thanks! I think I will, but no Outback! 😊

[@BriannaWilliams-z4w]

“The snakes twerking on the fan”😂😂

[@kristenking2705]

Not me jumping when the snake came flying at the screen. 😂

[@nanyabailey8952]

A baby joey in my house is like saying, a baby cub is in my house 😂😂😂 WHERE THE HELL IS THEIR PARENT!? 😱😱😱

[@trixmania]

Might of got hit by a car and is now taken care of by someone qualified

[@MsTee349]

Unfortunately the spider is real and it has lightning fast reflexes (And it’s the main reason why you’ll never EVER see me in Australia EVER)

[@FairyPhrog-rz6mp]

Excuse me WHAT!? I 100% thought that was a filter or something!!

[@321Atticus_Yi]

Was it the huntsman spider It can get as large as a dinner plate

[@MsTee349]

@@321Atticus_Yi yup. The way they move so fast and are able to fit their large bodies into the tiniest of spaces breaks every law of nature lol

[@Arloenix]

That spider is very fake watch the way it moves and look at the ground and also the pan compared to the spider, I’m from oz and I never seen one that big

[@MsTee349]

@ I’m South African and have never seen a great white bigger than 7 ft; doesn’t mean there are none bigger than that

[@dianagregory8084]

Oh hell no. Nope nope nope Australia is off the list of places to visit. I hate spiders😱😱😂🕷️

[@derrickmooney8566]

Still safer than going to school in America 😂😂😂

[@jacquelenebennett4028]

The spiders that come into the house eat the insects that you don't want = good (bloody flies are a pest). Huntsman come inside when it's about to rain and leave afterwards. They are not bad. As for the wildlife, leave them alone and they'll leave you alone. We live on acreage and have a resident eastern brown snake that roams in the vicinity of the house (saw him slithering along the front verandah once). When we have a close encounter, he slowly moves one way and we swiftly go in the other. We have mutual understanding.

[@debrasnow4261]

I love the wombats too so cute😊

[@suninthenigthc4822]

"Oh the snake is twerking on the fan~ " 😂😂😂😂

[@debbiereynolds266]

After seeing this 1) I’m not planning a trip to Australia ( I’ll see their beautiful country from my home on a device). (2) if I did live there wouldn’t be leaving a door or window open a crack or more ever!!!!

[@wonder12374]

Its an awesome place to visit as well as New Zealand. Don't let your fears stop you it's well worth the trip!

[@derrickmooney8566]

Way safer here than going to school in America 😂😂😂our kids already know the metric system so they don't have to take their 9mm to school 😂😂😂😂

[@trixmania]

So u never go to Africa, cos of lions, hippos etc? And never to usa cos of bears, rattle snakes etc... every country has its dangerous animals, and people survive. Plus huntsman are less harmful and other countries have larger

[@crmbaker]

🤯.....God Bless the USA! 🤗

[@Kiskiss3]

You guys have bears and mountain lions

[@pryelomitchell294]

The spider was upsetting 😮😮

[@trixmania]

Harmless huntsman.

[@pryelomitchell294]

@trixmania I'd probably hurt myself trying to get away 😂

[@Theediorrbeauty]

“Is that a Koala in the bedroom?!”😂😭😭

[@Dj87887]

"What is that?" IT'S A WOMBAT! OMG! SO CUTE!