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I was surprised to hear there were only 7 people who died mining, my dad was a miner for many years in the early 70s he went to work for a mine that just a few months before he started 7 men died at one time

I live in a medium sized town in the US and for a time we had a drive thru funeral home. It was weird and so many people that didn’t even know the deceased would go to see them that loved ones complained of the long lines.

I cannot imagine being mauled to death...

Why “white people” limitation? Most who collect human remains are not white. But you know this fact. I assume that you also collect human remains so that you can comment on the subject.

Wow,I just enjoyed, and learned from her. I didn't know she was hated by the Right. I will have to support her way more now.

Thank you 😊luv ya Aussie death lady ❤️

Man I know of using quads and skidoos and trucks to corral cattle but helicopters? That's CRAZY to me! I wonder if it's cost or different laws or just THAT vast of a difference in terrain between Austrailia and where most of the beef industry is in Canada that I've never heard of it. But also yes, agriculture has significantly more risks for bodily harm than it gets credit for. I know too many old farmers with lifelong injury/disability that they've soldiered through to keep working. Like other industries there's been effort to make things safer, but it's still risky.

These numbers are low especially in mining. Good job Australia for keeping your people safe.

I knew farming is famously dangerous. Many injuries.

These numbers I THINK are prob a little off centre. While numbers dont lie, the relative risk factor doesnt seem to have been included. Would the "riskiest" jobs change when you convert the numbers as ratios? Per 100 000 (the standard for mortality/incident stats) I suspect agriculture or farming would have ranked the highest. Just a thought.

Hard to imagine not going home from work safely. Safety is everyone's responsibility.

There is a saying ive heard from many electricians, "there are old electricians, and bold electricians, there are no old and bold electricians." Electricity can be safe as long as you pay attention to what you are doing and stay up to date on regulations actually. 🙂 obvs there are dangers to working in the field and accidents can and do happen sadly ☹️☹️

The list astounded me. I was close with farming, but I had never really taken time to examine. Thank you. 😊

A bit of a valueless report as it is just based on the numbers of deaths and not based on deaths/per numbers of workers in the industry.

I'll bet farming first. Horse industry related accidents second. Might be way off, but I see farmers around here are high on list.

I find the raw numbers themselves aren't very useful. If you take those numbers and express them as a percentage of the workforce in the industries covered, I think it would be more meaningful. And the narrower you can make the field, the better. As you mentioned, when it comes to public administration and safety, it's the firefighters at most risk by far. That's the information I think is most useful.

I'm a paramedic, we get assaulted VERY often. Nothing really happens afterwards because the assaulter is not "of sound mind". I don't think anyone of sound mind will do such things though.

Stay safe out there!🫣🩵

Crikey ... I guess hazardous animal, i.e. alligator, snake, and hazardous insect wrangling was not in the top ten ... hmmm Do they even appear on any list ?? I was using my very best Steve Irwin impression ...

If you're watching from outside Australia and think these numbers are a bit low, it's cause workplaces get hefty fines if someone dies on the job. Usually well over $1million and bosses can be jailed, even if it's an accident. Workplace safety is a big issue here.

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Good thing I'm a delivery driver in the US. I'm sure it's much safer here. Right? Right?! 🫣

Gday!

Thank you so much for this ridiculously well-informed video on the individual who helped me make better sense of death once all the oldies in my clan started dropping like flies during the pandemic (funnily enough not a sigle one from covid) it was during that time and through watching her you popped up on my feed and I'm incredibly greatful for creators like you and Caitlin talking about death and making it so approachable! I often try to talk about death with people around me and in my life because i believe it to be healthy to be aware if this thing we really do all have in common but it's semdom welcome 😂 Overall fantastic video and work thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge!

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So is so interesting! Thank you for your video

Thank you for all you do!

They charge extra to view the cremation. So they can't give you anyone ones remains

Be sure and take all the flowers, or they will resale to the next person

They resale the floral arrangements

'We're so sorry for your loss.........here's a bill for £1500'

For the grave robbery becoming archeology question - maybe it just depends on whose point of view it is

My dad shot himself 3 years ago after struggling with COPD emphysema & it getting progressively worse. I both understand and don’t, it’s a weird space to be in

I no longer see most suicides as a choice or anything similar. I feel like a person who dies of suicide died of a mental illness.

Hospice Nurse Julie has an excellent channel. www.youtube.com/@hospicenursejulie

That's sickening.Totally unacceptable. Wouldn't medical ethics come into play? Aren't doctors uneasy about this?

Putting mirror to the deceased mouth to see if it fogs up.

Great content. I love this jacket and blouse. The green is lovely with your complexion. The dark blouse makes you look a bit washed out. Hetero female here, not trying to be creepy. I have similar coloring and green is a great color. :)

Thank you 😊

My nephew shot himself in Houston Texas at the age of 32. He was healthy, a husband and two baby girls. He was working in 110 degree weather all day. Got home and layed down in the sofa. 3 am he blew his head off. I think he had heat stroke.

In the United States, there have been 103,436,829 confirmed cases of COVID-19 with 1,210,707 confirmed deaths, the most of any country, Over a million people (some I cared about a lot), and no one even mentions it any more. Our response was a disaster.

Do you have a system like the Amber Alert in Australia? In nearly 7 in every 10 AMBER Alert cases, children are successfully reunited with their parents. And in just over 17 percent of cases, the recovery is a direct result of the AMBER Alert. Just under 6 percent of cases end up being unfounded, while just over 5 percent are hoaxes.

If it makes the grieving families feel better, why not? Maybe if it were made highly illegal (and enforced) for money to change hands, it might alleviate the kickbacks and the murders.

The Harvard scandal was huge.

Or it could be an individual who sells skulls to people who want a real human skull for some reason.