The Most DANGEROUS ANIMALS In Australia

[@charliepremostudios8869]

I'm starting to have second thoughts about wanting to visit Australia.

[@kisstomas6019]

This day is a blessing from God, May it be a blessing to your life. Have a good day!

[@soniaokpara3524]

same

[@aislingsibeallyons3416]

I went to Australia and didn't see any insects but .....I did see a stabbing from a local drug addict and I went to police as a witness they printed out my statement I have it on my bedroom wall( this was 20 years ago when I was a teenager !) It was exciting and fun !!!! ! My mom back home in Ireland didn't think so hahaha!!!!

[@brontewcat]

This is virtually all myth. The animal most associated with death is the horse. About 250 people have died in a 10 year period from animals. Of this 137 have been from horses, sheep and cows. The real danger in visiting Australia is actually swimming. The figures show people drown every year than have died from wildlife attacks in the last 50 put together. So do come to Australia- but only swim on beaches, pools or rivers where there are lifeguards. On all patrolled beaches the lifeguards put up yellow and red flags. They look at the beach every day to check where the rips are and then work out the safest part to swim. The flags show the area where it is safest to swim. The lifeguards also constantly monitor that area, and if they see someone in trouble they can get out to that person quickly. So when on a beach swim BETWEEN the flags.

[@brontewcat]

@@aislingsibeallyons3416 Yes, as in many countries man is the most dangerous animal.

[@TheInfamousMyst]

*I live in Australia lol, and that’s why I wanted to be aware by watching this video*

[@Steph-sk3xb]

If you live in an urban area like 90% of Australians, you're good.

[@svanto1015]

How common are crocs?

[@ongie9736]

You don't live in Australia, stop lieing

[@TheInfamousMyst]

@@ongie9736 I'm not lying lol, magpies chase me every magpie season.

[@mariammalik2023]

Me t oo

[@Taylor10122]

“Australians be like watching this video “😂😂

[@SubscribersWithoutVideos-bg8hi]

The kids must think dingos are just normal dogs :(

[@hannahmontana9307]

msynshwimwo

[@stragglypie1038]

Nah we’re raised with education

[@rainyshorts1253]

I think their dogs

[@Young_SlayerKO]

Bullshit

[@Steph-sk3xb]

Genetically they are normal dogs. If they're pets raised from birth and treated well, theyre actaully very sweet.

[@chilintang4697]

I live in Australia and this makes me so anxious that I never want to go to the beaches here

[@hayley159159]

Me 2brah

[@Nebula_mxr]

I also live in Australia but it is beautiful some people think Australia is not real

[@stragglypie1038]

They aren’t that bad tho. Seriously this bitch exaggerated so much

[@rebeccaoden9677]

@/*Łážâr Ømg gãmįñg*\ whwhwuwusuususwuwususuwuwueu

[@rebeccaoden9677]

Sheueeyey

[@cat.9586]

Yes I’m an Aussie and if u want listen to me about Australia: 1.Yes,the Bull Sharks are very dangerous and if u want to go in the lake don’t go swimming or using a boat without a motor u need a motor so they will be scared off,but luckily they only stay deep in the water. 2.Yes,the kangaroo’s have big feet and tails and they could hurt you also when you feed it,feed it like a horse with your hand out you don’t want it biting you and sometimes they do go on the road and there mite be car accidents but this is rarely it only happened to me once or none at all. 3.Idk much about this fish but it seems to be very dangerous but not as dangerous as the throne fish. 4.The Saltwater crocodile as in it’s name it lives in salt water and as you know sometimes we swim in salt water so be aware and as you mite know their very good at hiding in the water they have sharp teeth and if u were stabbed by one get straight to the nearest life guard or if your at the zoo then just call for help like you should do for the life guard if your on the beach. 5.The blue ringed octopus is 20cm long and is very venomous,the most venomous animal in the ocean.it’s bite can causes paralysis(loss of feeling)in the muscles and can easily kill an adult human.And make sure their spit doesn’t get you because it is toxic that is another way to be killed by it. That’s as much info I could give you.

[@ellies.5772]

Wow that’s a lot of writing it took me awhile to read! •eDiT• It deserves a like!!

[@Benji-m2s]

fun fact, in 2017 a blue ring octopus was found in a 4 year olds shoe while she was on the beach, she nearly stepped on it.

[@garymazin158]

Such a shame, and I always thought some of the greatest singers/actors of the 80’s came from Australia - MEN AT WORK, YAHOO SERIOUS.

[@catnerdfromspace]

The thing about dingoes is that people on Frasier island treat them like dogs, feeding them and stuff. So they assume humans mean food. When they're not fed, they become aggressive - because they're hungry! They're not vicious monsters, they're wild animals that have been messed with and therefore display problem behavior.

[@jeromedavid7944]

Theyre like the coyotes of down under. The population of the North American coyotes have risen dramatically in the last couple decades. Especially in the Mid-Atlantic states where only several decades ago there were virtually none of them around. Theories of their resurgence suggest that auto insurance companies may have with cooperation of the DNR reintroduced them to Appalachian mountain range areas to help control the whitetail deer population. 🦌are the number one cause for auto insurance claims and WV leads the nation in that category. Ive been driving for almost 50 years and Ive been unfortunate enough to have collided with a half dozen of them. And every once in awhile on rare occurrence youll spot a dead coyote lying on the side of the road. Although 99 outta 100 times its a whitetail!

[@samuelwatson8043]

I've encounter a Cone Snail before. But I decided not to handle it cause of it's poison and it can sting at any direction that you are handling.

[@Benji-m2s]

Smart, I wish any of us Australians would leave the god damn wildlife alone.

[@mcmp1775]

Have you ever heard anybody say “ I’m moving back to Australia.”?

[@mcmp1775]

NO

[@nikitapearlrose6532]

I love Australia it's my home

[@mk11raiden68]

Yeah

[@krewsbestie2294]

MC MP … yes aHa i live in Austraila but I’m SaFe

[@pinkdiamonds9137]

I encountered two dingoes once, instead of panicking I decided to show no fear and gently start stroking the head of the one closest to me, shockingly it changed instantly and started acting like a dog and whenever I stopped scratching it, it moaned and rubbed its head on me until I started again and even licked my hand. Was amazing until the other one got jealous and came up for some scratches and immediately the first one became so territorial of me and they turned savage on each other, I shat myself and ran away while they were distracted trying to kill each other 🤣

[@EmilyKuhn16]

Love this mate you are so brave

[@Benji-m2s]

nah, this is normal@@EmilyKuhn16

[@system5944]

For this reason, we moved to another country from australia years ago.

[@lgbaseball65_yt98]

Australian doctors be like OK what animal is it

[@MissaPality]

It says so much that anyone who gets a work visa must also purchase life insurance for the entire duration of their stay in Australia

[@kisstomas6019]

This day is a blessing from God, May it be a blessing to your life. Have a good day!

[@Benji-m2s]

oh even visiting Australia requires life insurance, scratch that, every life insurance.

[@arandompersonv2499]

Why can't they call Sting wasps by the name that all Australians know them as which is the box jelly or the geographers cone which is called a cone snail here

[@chiefsfan1533]

That’s funny, I thought that was a box jelly. Never heard it called a stinging wasp before

[@wisygirlywopitty770]

You started life in hardcore mode if your spawn was Australia.

[@hayleylimm1731]

My dogs bark or howl we call it is like the dingos howl but way deeper and it’s really loud it scares me every time😂😂

[@johnfitnesspacertestakamat9824]

SHAWTY LIKE A MELODY IN MY HED

[@deadlydude3842]

get used to it son

[@taraishot100]

I have lives in Sydney and I currently live in the Goldcoast the most freaky thing I’ve seen is only a red back and huntsman spider lol

[@Benji-m2s]

I've seen red back spider massacres, we own a piece of land not to far out from Inglewood, on the door to the old shed, there is at least 4 dozen dead spiders.

[@AdventureswithLandon]

Huntsman Spiders have a creepy appearances, but are highly beneficial as they specialize in eating cockroaches.

[@creatorsgreed5536]

My guy, it's not Ayres Rock, it's Uluru

[@pacific419]

I live in Australia, fun fact one time I saw a giant spider in my carpet, it didn’t even look like a spider, it looked like the facehugger from Alien.

[@Benji-m2s]

When I was in prep I saw an enormous spider like hermit crab in my locker, I just backed away like it didn't exist, this is proof of the, "If I ignore it, It doesn't exit" thing that Australians usually follow with great passion.

[@theresiaroulita3904]

The 10 Most Dangerous Animals in Australia 1:Bull Shark 2:Kangaroo 3:Stonefish 4:Saltwater Crocodile 5:Blue Ringed Octopus 6:Sea Wasp 7:Geographer Cone 8:Sydney Funnel-Web Spider 9:Inland Taipan 10:Dingo

[@xxkiwiilime_xd5025]

I live in Australia 🇦🇺 NUUUUUUUUUU but it my home :) I will die there to

[@ImTheMan78]

Yes if you encountered anything from this list, you will die there

[@ongie9736]

You dont live in Australia. Stop lieing.

[@Boozoobajou1]

The Eastern Brown snake was off this list it's responsible for the most snakebite deaths per year in Australia.

[@Benji-m2s]

correct, the poor snake lives in highly populated zones of Western Australia, this is basically the only reason people die from the snake.

[@potatoman1546]

i love the way when hes showing a pic of the accident 1:55 that its an irish gardai

[@zarahawkes685]

Seriously?! A koala isn't dangerous. If you try to chop down a tree a koala is in, it may scratch you or something but it really isn't dangerous.

[@magicman197]

I love animals but I hate the attacks that we have

[@avacortez4219]

Joker I agree

[@that_one_guy4116]

Joker me asralian me don’t get scared

[@balabaleswaran]

I live in Australia and can't you good things about Australia it is so pretty no hate love you just saying

[@rebeccaholt3582]

Igy its only known for its dangerous animals

[@kathrynmontabello8452]

Shut up I live in Australia to and you are right it is pretty

[@acardboardbox8285]

Yeah the beaches look nice I’d like at to live there if there wasn’t the most dangerous jellyfish in the world, with venom that can kill you, the most dangerous crocodiles, which can kill you, bull sharks, that can kill you, an octopus, which can kill you, a fish, which can kill you, or a snail, which can kill you.

[@champagnepettis]

@@acardboardbox8285 don’t forget the spiders

[@acardboardbox8285]

@@champagnepettis and a bunch of spiders

[@-nikki-695]

The koala as well FORGET IT ALL OUR ANIMALS ARE DANGEROUS

[@garymazin158]

Nikki Playz really? I was being sarcastic, but do people actually get attacked by koalas? Besides, aren’t they herbivores? I said something like that earlier because I was surprised to see kangaroos on this list.

[@jeffreyread349]

I live in australla and were alladed to go in water

[@hannahmelon7378]

Cute little kuwalas

[@-nikki-695]

Ooficially _Gacha theres still like 2000 left in the wild you know

[@ellies.5772]

It’s funny cause koalas are dangerous but the food they eat it too it’s poisonous if you didn’t know that most people probably do😑😑😑

[@joshuabradshaw9120]

Australia is no joke, there are so many deadly creatures down there. I would love to visit at some point in my life but I will take every precaution to keep myself safe.

[@adrianfinch7382]

It’s really not hard to stay away from all the animals

[@Benji-m2s]

Agreed, if you use the rare and elusive logic, it should be easy to keep your life away from Skull Island but bigger and properly worse.

[@kateaugl6792]

Have you ever been to Australia? I live here and I have experienced most of these animals. They rarely hurt humans, and you forgot drop bears :)

[@anthonyswift1538]

How is Australia?

[@courtneyscave]

@@anthonyswift1538 Wonderful🐬🐳🌍🦋✨

[@nunka34ify]

Jesus!! Bears too?!

[@kateaugl6792]

@@nunka34ify DROP bears - a joke. We call Koalas drop bears to scare off the americans. Drop bears have red eyes, fangs dripping blood and the drop from trees.

[@Benji-m2s]

I hardly find Australia a gracious place.@@courtneyscave

[@nikitapearlrose6532]

I used to have a croc

[@stragglypie1038]

Nikita Pearl Rose yeh they’re cute

[@ghostwolfmia_yt5966]

Never visiting Australia 😰

[@PheebsterYT]

Oh come on the attacks are really rare and the sea wasp is actually called a box jellyfish And the you’ll never go a metre without seeing a snake is fake cuz I run 5 kilometres and haven’t died

[@oliverk.2442]

Uhhh that kinda makes no sense

[@vemd444]

The attacks aren’t rare. And they aren’t saying that it’s a bad place and terrible, they’re just saying to be aware.

[@garymazin158]

Also, I believe the BOX JELLYFISH is a notorious killer native to Australia.

[@yadittya]

The sea wasp is a box jellyfish I think

[@julieeverett7442]

different and dont forget the irancanji (?SP) only 1cm long but deadly

[@fubberpish3614]

@@julieeverett7442 irukandji. basically a tiny version of the box jelly, but just as deadly. because theyre so small, swimming nets don't do much against them as they can just fit through the netting. that's why you always wear a stinger suit

[@julieeverett7442]

@@fubberpish3614 I'm well aware!!

[@Benji-m2s]

you should understand that cone snails, if agitated would be able to halve the humans race in little over a day.

[@rybennett1866]

I live in Australia in a state called tasmania and it has like 20 great white attacks on the same coastline a year

[@zsjh6859]

I’m sorry you live in tasmania

[@Benji-m2s]

oh no, he's got it good, Victoria, New South Wales and the coastlines of Queensland are where the death is most prominent. Tazzie, Northern and Southern territory are mostly free of death, Western Australia on the other hand, that's a different story entirely.@@zsjh6859

[@andrewbyronloveshire5209]

How did my mother-in-law not make the top of this list??

[@TrendMaxTV]

Ouch!

[@andrewbyronloveshire5209]

@@TrendMaxTV imagine a venomous saltwater crocadile with 8 legs.... but uglier

[@jeromedavid7944]

"Maybe a dingo ate your baby!"-Elaine Bettis

[@dahianadelanuez4969]

Children hearing the crocs tear open drown them:WTF

[@randomstuff7797]

Fun fact: Most of these live in Queensland and Western Australia. But they can be found in other states

[@garymazin158]

Also, beware the deadly KOALA.

[@nikitapearlrose6532]

I nurs koalas

[@garymazin158]

I was being sarcastic you know? The Kangaroo was a surprise, which made me think, “What next? Koalas?”

[@Stolasplus_vr]

Number 6 is actually called the box jellyfish

[@gluedbelt9878]

Australia is stuck in the Mesothelioma Era😰

[@Steph-sk3xb]

Nobody:... Americans: "Briz-bane"

[@lyricwoods9070]

ok at the end when he said they devoured her i was so sad bc i have a baby sister and i would never let that happen on my watch that poor baby and it’s family 😭😭😭

[@gnr4381]

Us Australians have the biggest balls on earth haha my nan just grabs the spiders like it’s nothing lmao

[@sportslover3103]

U r unlikely to encounter and be attacked by most of these animals, and the dingo does not necessarily actually go out to eat children, and at Frasier island I'm pretty sure that the dingos r kept in like a sanctuary type thing Oh and also, it's kinda rude to call it airs rock, u should call it Uluru Oh and p.s. the only one u r likely to encounter and be attacked byin the wild is a drop bear So yeah🤗

[@garymazin158]

I was surprised, TASMANIAN DEVIL was not included on this list.

[@-nikki-695]

Gary Mazin WHAT ABOUT MAGPIES THE DEMONS FROM HELL

[@garymazin158]

Nikki Playz I thought they were native to NORTH AMERICA. not AUSTRALIA.

[@-nikki-695]

Gary Mazin magpies are Australian

[@garymazin158]

Nikki Playz who says you can’t learn anything from watching TV.

[@garymazin158]

Nikki Playz is that where the ptooie (I probably spelled that wrong, Sorry) lives. I think they are native to PAPUA NEW GUINEA, just can’t remember if that’s near AUSTRALIA.

[@hobotopper]

Dingo's? Really? In 2019, they shouldn't be on the list at all.

[@ninjapirate123]

And yet Australia still has a higher life expectancy than New Zealand

[@ridingwithjack2037]

you know that crocs aren't every where like you say they are only up in the north of this beautiful country is where the crocs are NT WA and QLD

[@sonorapromotionsful]

Everything kills you in Australia! I died! 🤣🤣

[@Benji-m2s]

physically or mentally, both are just as easy as the other down here.

[@ol8941]

never going down there...

[@gerhardriegel933]

I was planning to explore SW-Australia next year for a month but after this video I am not so sure anymore. I might spend some relaxed weeks downtown New York instead.

[@CemeteryGates436]

Lately the subway attacks have been going up be careful

[@aidansrandomstuff6843]

No bro come to Australia! We have the nicest people

[@shanepeterson1986]

you're probably safer in Australia, the chance of falling victim to gun violence over here is almost non existent. 🤣

[@thatcheckeredguy6779]

mate I have lived in Australia in my life its fine no scary animals and no guns whatsoever besides police and all that

[@thatcheckeredguy6779]

@@shanepeterson1986 yes very true

[@jeromeyayeet5117]

Bullshark more like Bullsh- Jiin: No.

[@sarcosuchusimperator5809]

Question: Are humans fast like animals? Answer: Humans are pretty quick, they can get faster than Komodo dragons. An average speed of a human is 10-15 mph. Usain bolt can run 28 mph, which is actually the maximum speed of a human.

[@fubberpish3614]

also humans are much better persistence runners than pretty much all other animals. we may not be the fastest, but a person can keep running far longer than other animals. for example, you could easily win a marathon against a cheetah. although the cheetah may be faster in short bursts, they tire quickly and have to stop, whereas a human could run at a moderate pace for hours on end

[@Benji-m2s]

try outrunning an animal that can top out at around 42 kilometres an hour, see how long you'll last then.

[@Benji-m2s]

ask the kangaroos that, you piss one off, you piss all 3000 of them off (the packs only get as big as a hundred at the most) not that they run about as fast as a wildfire over a dry grassy field.@@fubberpish3614

[@namelessvt]

Guys i have a life hack for these.... Just stay inside and u will be safe.. XD

[@puredingo9348]

Spiders and snakes come inside our houses.

[@nikitapearlrose6532]

I'm aussie

[@cherri683]

welp, i aint sleeping, even tho its past my bedtime... Shhhh

[@pinoytrivia5597]

bull shark dangerous than great white?hhmm..ok!

[@-nikki-695]

Pinoy Trivia cuz there more aggressive

[@zainylol8431]

The way he said Brisbane-

[@charleskimble8846]

Umm why is a salt water crocodile in a pool???

[@fubberpish3614]

I think that's in a zoo or something

[@Twitch0690]

Dude I live in Australia and I see a lot of deadly animals so I don’t think if you want to come to Australia risk it because I seen dingoes oh sharks a lot of snakes and attacking kangaroos you don’t want to be like me because there was a red belly black snake in my backyard and a yellow belIy black snake in my backyard to

[@ph11p3540]

Deadliest animal is still the Austrailian driver. At least they don't drive around with AR-15s. I think some Austrailian KZbin video has a song about that.

[@that_one_guy4116]

What about the cassawory

[@idkwhattocallthis9908]

Yeah thats the actual dangerous animal

[@Cruze1177]

Tip if you see a kangaroo Just punch it in the face before it kicks in in the ribs and brakes them😁

[@alesoobs]

OMG NUMBER TWO KANGAROO RHYMES 😩

[@k.z.y1836]

I went to Brisbane and we went to the beach gold cost so I was safe and I am in Australia and I saw kangaroos

[@1legend517]

This video is full of factual inaccuracies

[@kapenacosta5547]

He sound so like not worried at all plus it freaks me out

[@eatonblack2473]

I’m Aussie and I think it’s pretty obvious that u have no idea wot ur talking about. Kangaroos shouldn’t be on the list they’re like the least dangerous animals in the WORLD

[@Itzjennyyy]

If I ever step foot in Australia I’d die In 50 secs.

[@wulliamous8240]

Honestly get a brain and think. No dingos aren’t deadly, it’s pronounced fraZer not frashore the Eastern brown snake is the deadliest snake in Australia followed by the tiger snake. And the kangaroo thing, It’s called car accidents. Kangaroos are friendly, one lives in my back paddock and doesn’t kill anything

[@ellies.5772]

Kangaroos are dangerous but that is sooo cool you have a kangaroo in your backyard !kangaroos are really cute

[@hollynoelleAbductedUfologist]

LOLZ...the most dangerous animals in Australia..and it shows a picture of a kanga with boxing gloves on...LOLOL It's not the little feet that can kill You!

[@Nebula_mxr]

Holly noelle but it can

[@Nobody-eg8ti]

we nearly hit a kangaroo doing 110, we got lucky it jumped back at the last second

[@Benji-m2s]

oh we have hit a kangaroo, got right back up and started bouncing like noting happened, pretty common, same will happen with the wombats too.

[@blackpinkbts4613]

He said Brisbane wrong 😂

[@chrisplayzgames5600]

I’m from Australia and now I’m so scared

[@itzsasha3988]

Yes bull sharks are dangerous but white sharks have attacked over 190 people and over 100 of them ended in death

[@Jake-sk5wm]

Yeah if you’re out in the open sea and get bitten even once by a white you have a high chance of bleeding out. A bull shark is more common tho in the rivers and are very aggressive/territorial so it’s just as dangerous

[@bees_man]

But at least we don’t have AR-15s.

[@parkesyreviewsstuff7587]

if your swimming in the brisbane river, bull sharks are the least of your worries

[@shadowfox-py6dr]

At least Australia doesn’t have AR-15’s. It’s a reference. If you don’t get it, don’t comment.

[@marisa1701]

Sooooo I’m never goin to Australia EVEr

[@vincentxie3090]

Ok your choice

[@deadlydude3842]

i'm so scared, and i haven't even seen the video yet!!!

[@selenathibodeau8498]

UNFORTUNATELY HE ALMOST DIED LIKE DUDE DID YOU WANT HIM TO DIE UGH RUDE

[@zsjh6859]

I live in WA… and swam with a river shark outside of a cage, accidentally

[@isabellaramsay4657]

I live in Australia and I just wanted to know what other people think but some of these aren’t true lol

[@Benji-m2s]

I disagree, when you see a tiger shark at dawn or dusk, your definition changes from "in danger" to the meal of the day. Dingo's are the least of an AUSTRALIAN's problems, its visitors from other countries that think the death doge is cute. Stonefish and Saltwater croc make their most dangerous debut elsewhere as well. Bull sharks are far from interested in our pathetic buts, Kangaroos are a definite eyes peeled for the hopping death machine, sea-wasp, while the deadliest is the most easily seen, the smaller the box jellyfish the deadlier as it is less likely to be detected until its too late. Inland taipan would be easy to avoid getting killed by if we just left it alone, but no, of course humanity has to poke every danger noodle with their fingers. Cone snails, while deadly, are worse on the beaches of Melbourne, this is because they hide under the sand banks. the only reason I know about this is because I live in Australia. one last thing, the most deadly thing is not animals in Australia, its the god damn dumbasses that think the kangaroos would be the perfect friend. but yes have your eyes open if you go to Australia, not a very hospitable country, especially considering that the summers can reach temperatures over that of the gobi desert in china, or even the Sahara desert. we still better than Death Valley though.

[@YourAverageSpeedFanboy]

You forgot the drop bears

[@noahpreston845]

Isn’t the box jellyfish also pretty bad

[@vincentxie3090]

How are Kangaroo more dangerous than the other animals

[@fereshtaarif7852]

one thing only 4 of these animals in this video is from australia and the 4 im talking about is bull shark kangaroo stonefish inland taipan and dingo

[@brendonguillory9274]

Dude was creaming about crocs killing children

[@braxqq22]

Sharks 🦈🤔👁👄👁

[@acommongamer6351]

If i would live in austramia i would never enter the sea for my entire life unless i travel to a safer country.

[@zoestudwell6045]

I picked up a geographer come before well my cousin did even after I warned her about them and it didn't pokstraight away and we bought it home well to our motel and we got in the elevator and it's started poking out son and the girl behind us was like WHAT IS THAT!😂 and we dropped it and picked it up and held it by the middle and I ran to the beach and through it into the water and ran away from it

[@shanepeterson1986]

about 70% of this video is very simple facts, the other 30% is complete and utter bullshit. i can't believe in this day and age that someone can't put together a video with decent photos and facts when factual information is just a few clicks away. its a real shame i discovered this video after KZbin hid the dislike stats, it may have saved me the pain and time watching it.

[@heathermartin8413]

Captain Cook?😂😂😂

[@dad6765]

Why isn’t my mom on here?

[@charleschristianbuenaflor1144]

I'm in australia

[@koalafromtomorrow5656]

The funny thing was I rode a bike with dingoes as kid

[@ellyroach7525]

Lol first one is bull sharks they swim at my local beach apparently 😂