Red Belly Black snakes are very timid and rarely bite people, also they eat other snakes so you want Red Belly black snakes living near your house because that means there will be no Tiger, Brown or Copperheads.
Neal, huntsman spiders look scary, and move REALLY fast. Aside from that, they are not at all aggressive towards humans - they will run away if approached. Many Australian farmhouses host a huntsman spider in their laundry room as barometers. If they are high on the wall, it's going to rain heavily.
I was in my local chemist ystdy morning waiting while getting me scripts done & out the corner of my eye this big brown thing scurried out from under a shelf to in between 2 display boxes. I did the typical tip toe dance, until i realised it was a "mate" (that's what we call Huntsman's in our family). One of the girls said what was it & i said, oh it's only a "mate", do u want me to catch him for youse & release him outside & she says, yeah nah all good let him go. There was a Pommy old man waiting for his script & he was what is it? I said a spider & i pointed him out. He said noooo, u can't catch that & it's huge plus it's a spider. I said i catch & release the ones that come into me house but they eat the cockroaches that's why they're good to have around the house but when the wanna take a shower with u or u wake up in the morning & there's one sitting on the pillow next to u is when they've gotta be caught & taken back to the tree they live in with the rest of the Mate's community. He said ah ok good to know but I've never known of a girl that can catch & handle spiders let alone other insects. I said, i don't pick them up by hand mate, i just catch him with a container 🤣
Not aggressive? I was chased around the lounge room by a dinner plate size one. All I did was lift my feet off the floor onto the lounge so it could get past. It ran at me and jumped onto the lounge. It took me 4 hours but that bastard died that day.
I 100% agree with Brianne on the huntsman spider... they're absolutely fantastic to have around your house, they take care of the real problems and you provide them a place to chill. Huntsmans maybe big, but they don't attack unless provoked, and they can't really hurt or kill you, they're non-venomous, so they're fine to have around. You're far better off having these guys than the really poisonous creatures the huntsmans pray on and product us hoomans from ;).
Nah mate, they are venomous, but their venom is not dangerous to humans. Their bite is said to be painful due to the large fangs, but the wound is similar to a bull ant sting - red and itchy.
I find the Huntsman to be a beautiful creature and have seen Huntsmen about 8 inches from leg tip to leg tip ,, I worked in rural Aus , the Outback and the Huntsman was a frequent sighting up power poles under Possum Guards (an aluminum sleeve fitted around poles to stop creatures trying to get higher up poles and causing outages) situated about 3 meters /10 ft off the ground ,,, snakes were never really an issue cos once they feel vibrations they don't feel comfortable with ,, they will generally leave , leave them an exit and most times you won't even realise that a snake was present or close
I would have placed Kangaroos in the looks cute but can kill you section. They are deadly when fighting dogs, and have recently killed a man in Western Australia near the end of 2022.
And yes, a wallaby is a small kangaroo. There are also marsupial rats and mice, if you want to go even smaller. strathbogierangesnatureview.files.wordpress.com/2019/06/sminthopsis-murina-louise-costa-les-pelle-1a.jpg
She did red belly blacks a tad dirty putting them there, they are pretty chill. You can step on them accidentally and they'll probably forgive you, my cat played with one for who knows how long and it just chilled there. But more importantly, they eat the browns, which are far more unforgiving. Hate browns It goes without saying don't muck around with em. I'm honestly surprised my cat didn't get bit considering how rough she plays.
Me: Yeah, Nah huntsmen aren't that bad they are definitely good for pest control Also Me: * Looks around at the walls cautiously whenever entering a room *
Ah I miss the old school days working on a trawler chasing green deckhands around with blue ring octopuses . Would fully be work place bullying these days
she's wrong about taipans too the coastal taipan is aggressive the inland taipan is shy but more venomous (most venomous snake in the world) either way you're in deep sh t if you get bitten by either
From my knowledge as well you dont really have to worry about either very often. Dangerous as. But not likely to encounter and easier to avoid than some.
@@Sgt.chickens you don't have to worry about any snake if you stay away from them. all you have to do is just make sure you don't step on or accidentally corner one.
This tier list definitely needed a "Won't kill you but are life fucking up counts" tier. Redbacks, paralysis ticks and stinging trees definitely fit into this category given how long they can mess up your life. Stuff being allergic to red meat for life.
Wallabies are mini Skips and they have slight better road sense than the roos. Huntsmans are scary looking but harmless unless they're in your car and decide to go for a walk across the dashboard/appear from behind your sunvisor while you're driving. That's when they get evicted!
Tassie Devils are really cute... but very cranky! As for the Huntsman spider, Mum's house is full of them. Any other insects entering the house are quickly taken care of!
What Brianne failed to mention is that a large percentage of Koalas are carriers of Chlamydia in some parts of Australia up to 90% are infected & it's actually considered an epidemic for Koalas. So in other words we DON'T have rabies in Australia but we DO have cute little creatures called Koala's that have the clap lol.
Brianne I disagree with some. The red belly snake should be one down below the brown snake. Really red bellies are good to have around as that should mean there's no browns around. Besides that they won't go after you unless they feel threaten. But then browns will too but they are more vicious and can go after you for a bit.
I agree. I lived in the Victorian High Country where there are plenty of both. The red belly black is often found near to water and is quite shy, the brown is way more poisonous and harder to see in the brush so you might mess with one by mistake and then you are in big trouble.
A bull or wild pig will get up you before a snake . Don't know why they are never on these lists. Also you don't want to be coming across a wild Buffalo any time soon.
Tassy devils ARE cute and huntsman spiders that chill on the wall especially if it going to rain soon (depending on the variety, they belong to the badge family and some are mean) make for fun pets😃
Huntsman’s are harmless to humans. Even if on the rare occasion someone gets bitten their venom is useless to us. They are on the other hand, great for pest control; eating all the other bugs and spiders that come in your house. Ever since I was a kid I’ve had a huntsman called Harry or Harriet in every house I’ve lived. They’re neat little guys. They don’t spin webs either and just keep to themselves.☺️
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Tasmanian Devil's have one of the world's strongest bite for a mammal, by weight. They are so aggressive that they will drive out feral cats from their area. but, yes, they look cute - while they rip your arm out of it's socket and beat you to death with the blunt end...
The funny fact is when buying stuffed Aussie animals as souvenirs is that they aren't made in Straya but in China or Taiwan insted. Actually that's a pretty good chart Brianne has done, it's looks like our bushfire warning system that goes from, yeah nah not much risk today mate all the way thru to catastrophic.
I got stung by an Irukandji when i was 16 in cairns QLD and was in the swimming inclosure (ie to keep the box jelly fish out) i started to get a massive headache and my father took me to cairns hospital they checked me out and said there is nothing they can do go home , could not sleep it was like a jack hammer in my head all night long , yes very painful many years later i heard some people got stung and died from a heart attack
The australian ecosystem is very niche a lot of animals are needed to stop bushfires koalas are one of them theyre very endangered right now along with another animal that turns over the top soil and covers the dead leaves with dirt which helps prevent fires also
Most Aussies rarely see or encounter these dangerous monsters If so stand still allow them to move away as well without harm except crocodiles and invisible jellyfish exert more care with them We used to keep a harmless carpet snake in the ceiling to deal with rodents
Im Australian and scared 💩less of spiders when I was in bed watching TV a big Huntsman dropped onto my bed it disappeared and a couple of days later I found it on the shower screen I got a friend of mine to catch it and put it in the Garden haven't seen it since...
I'm from Tasmania Australia ,I don't know anyone who has been poisoned by a platypus I'm 62 years old never in my life have I heard of a death by platypus
the Tasmanian devil when it bites another Tasmanian devil it has a chance of passing on a facial Tumer virus at is slowly killing them, and the koala bear has a version of harpies
Red belly black snake is not deadly, it just makes you feel like vomiting.. she got that hella wrong, they are agressive though andvif you annoy one it will chase you down which most snakes wont do at all, i used to catch these as a kid and ive been bitten once, my friend chris had pet red bellys and has been bitten nearly 100 times by red belly's, hes fine..
@@NeonGenesisPlatinum yes im wrong thats why im currently dead and my friend died over 100 times... or you could google seeings your on the internet and not make a giant fool of yourself to everyone with an iq high enough to enter a google search..
We don't have wild bears or moose!! 🤨 Poor Koalas! 😪 Fires create new growth! Kangaroos have to fight for breeding rights and supremecy - keep your dogs tied they are the aggressor!! 🧐 Jellyfish, just chilling in the sea! 😫🏃🥵🤸🤤🪱😰 Black snakes! 😱 Tassie Devils are cute, it's teeth and growl are for survival only! 😋 🕷️🤗 Red back spider, tiny! 🧐 Funnel web, look around the floor, and in dark spots, normal spiders are up higher! Sharks, over there not here, feeding, not looking for humans! 🤨 Bogans! 😬😫 Trees are our friend! 🦠😮 Qld humour again, and sea paranoia, see ya Pauline! 🤡
have you ever tryed to pick up a wild Koala they climb trees and have 2 thumbs on both hands (paws) and very sharp claws and a strong bite they will rip you a new 1 if you try to pick 1 up ! and a Roo can gut you like a fish they kill peoples dogs all the time
Black snackes are cool. They won't kill you but there protect there territory from the bad bad snakes that do So i like them. Theres a red belly and a yellow.
She's an Aussie... but kinda not. She says words that aren't Australian and her snake knowledge is crap at best. Red Bellies are not lethal. There have been no recorded deaths from them. The Taipan info is the wrong way around. Damn, Dude, Guy? (American slang, not Aussie) "Paralysis Tick" is better known as a Bluebottle Tick. Redback Spiders are more dangerous than Red Belly black Snakes. (People have died from Red Back Bites) Green Ants can Kill. Some people have an Anaphylactic Response, like Bees. (Geez, they hurt too) She's probably had a Tik Tok education..
Tassie devils are cute , except for the noise they make which is frightening. I imagine the first white colonists shitting themselves until they worked out which animal was making the noise , then they probably felt much better
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ID be happy for Brianne to be called Miss Australia only she's probably funnier, smarter, more interesting and definitely more entertaining and she says nothing but the truth. It might sound like I have a crush on her but no, I'm old enough to be her father.
Platypus isn't a mammal it's a monotreme and one of two in Australia with the Echidna being the other one. Lays eggs but suckles the hatchlings like a mammal after. The male Platypus has the venomous spurs but then again I'm stuffed if I know of any clown getting put in hospital from one.
Ehh Red Belly Black snake wont kill you, come one Brianne. To date, there have been NO deaths from RBBS bites in Australia. i.e. they've never kill someone in Australia.
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Red Belly Black snakes are very timid and rarely bite people, also they eat other snakes so you want Red Belly black snakes living near your house because that means there will be no Tiger, Brown or Copperheads.
Neal, huntsman spiders look scary, and move REALLY fast. Aside from that, they are not at all aggressive towards humans - they will run away if approached. Many Australian farmhouses host a huntsman spider in their laundry room as barometers. If they are high on the wall, it's going to rain heavily.
I was in my local chemist ystdy morning waiting while getting me scripts done & out the corner of my eye this big brown thing scurried out from under a shelf to in between 2 display boxes. I did the typical tip toe dance, until i realised it was a "mate" (that's what we call Huntsman's in our family). One of the girls said what was it & i said, oh it's only a "mate", do u want me to catch him for youse & release him outside & she says, yeah nah all good let him go. There was a Pommy old man waiting for his script & he was what is it? I said a spider & i pointed him out. He said noooo, u can't catch that & it's huge plus it's a spider. I said i catch & release the ones that come into me house but they eat the cockroaches that's why they're good to have around the house but when the wanna take a shower with u or u wake up in the morning & there's one sitting on the pillow next to u is when they've gotta be caught & taken back to the tree they live in with the rest of the Mate's community. He said ah ok good to know but I've never known of a girl that can catch & handle spiders let alone other insects. I said, i don't pick them up by hand mate, i just catch him with a container 🤣
Not aggressive? I was chased around the lounge room by a dinner plate size one. All I did was lift my feet off the floor onto the lounge so it could get past. It ran at me and jumped onto the lounge. It took me 4 hours but that bastard died that day.
Bull! They run TOWARDS you, not away! So much for they're more scared of you than you are of them. I don't think so!!
@@heritagehorsedrawncarriage1069 they're scared. they're also blind and think you're a tree, aka shelter.
There’s quite a few sub species with varying levels of aggression etc
That stinging plant is also known as the suicide plant because people would rather die than endure the pain.
I 100% agree with Brianne on the huntsman spider... they're absolutely fantastic to have around your house, they take care of the real problems and you provide them a place to chill. Huntsmans maybe big, but they don't attack unless provoked, and they can't really hurt or kill you, they're non-venomous, so they're fine to have around.
You're far better off having these guys than the really poisonous creatures the huntsmans pray on and product us hoomans from ;).
Nah mate, they are venomous, but their venom is not dangerous to humans. Their bite is said to be painful due to the large fangs, but the wound is similar to a bull ant sting - red and itchy.
I find the Huntsman to be a beautiful creature and have seen Huntsmen about 8 inches from leg tip to leg tip ,, I worked in rural Aus , the Outback and the Huntsman was a frequent sighting up power poles under Possum Guards (an aluminum sleeve fitted around poles to stop creatures trying to get higher up poles and causing outages) situated about 3 meters /10 ft off the ground ,,, snakes were never really an issue cos once they feel vibrations they don't feel comfortable with ,, they will generally leave , leave them an exit and most times you won't even realise that a snake was present or close
Huntsman spiders r great till their babies scatter scatter e'where in the hundreds descending from the ceiling, covering walls, bedding & u!
I love this woman!! She is so genuine!
I would have placed Kangaroos in the looks cute but can kill you section. They are deadly when fighting dogs, and have recently killed a man in Western Australia near the end of 2022.
That was the first kangaroo death since 1938 so it’s very rare to be killed by a kangaroo. Still need to be careful of course.
@@miniveedub Hence the cute but can kill you category.
@@miniveedub I think it's rare because most people don't take one on without dogs car or a gun 🤷
preferably all three...@@aussierose9015
And yes, a wallaby is a small kangaroo. There are also marsupial rats and mice, if you want to go even smaller.
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She did red belly blacks a tad dirty putting them there, they are pretty chill. You can step on them accidentally and they'll probably forgive you, my cat played with one for who knows how long and it just chilled there. But more importantly, they eat the browns, which are far more unforgiving. Hate browns
It goes without saying don't muck around with em. I'm honestly surprised my cat didn't get bit considering how rough she plays.
Tassie devils are definitely cute. I took a picture of one very similar to the one in the video. It looks aggressive but it was just yawning 🤣
Me: Yeah, Nah huntsmen aren't that bad they are definitely good for pest control
Also Me: * Looks around at the walls cautiously whenever entering a room *
She's wrong with the Koala's they have huge claws and you don't want to mess with them when they are not chill. They do attack people.
Ah I miss the old school days working on a trawler chasing green deckhands around with blue ring octopuses . Would fully be work place bullying these days
She's my favourite mate. You're both awesome
The stinging nettle tree is something you never want to touch in significant amount of cases the pain never goes away there is no fix for it
she's wrong about taipans too the coastal taipan is aggressive the inland taipan is shy but more venomous (most venomous snake in the world) either way you're in deep sh t if you get bitten by either
From my knowledge as well you dont really have to worry about either very often.
Dangerous as. But not likely to encounter and easier to avoid than some.
@@Sgt.chickens you don't have to worry about any snake if you stay away from them.
all you have to do is just make sure you don't step on or accidentally corner one.
This tier list definitely needed a "Won't kill you but are life fucking up counts" tier. Redbacks, paralysis ticks and stinging trees definitely fit into this category given how long they can mess up your life. Stuff being allergic to red meat for life.
Adelaide drivers
I love my huntsmen spider that comes around, it only scares me when I don't notice it being there
Wallabies are mini Skips and they have slight better road sense than the roos. Huntsmans are scary looking but harmless unless they're in your car and decide to go for a walk across the dashboard/appear from behind your sunvisor while you're driving. That's when they get evicted!
Tassie Devils are really cute... but very cranky! As for the Huntsman spider, Mum's house is full of them. Any other insects entering the house are quickly taken care of!
What Brianne failed to mention is that a large percentage of Koalas are carriers of Chlamydia in some parts of Australia up to 90% are infected & it's actually considered an epidemic for Koalas. So in other words we DON'T have rabies in Australia but we DO have cute little creatures called Koala's that have the clap lol.
The oil in the gum tree is there so it burns quick so it doesn't destroy the tree itself but just open up the hardy seed pods
Brianne I disagree with some. The red belly snake should be one down below the brown snake. Really red bellies are good to have around as that should mean there's no browns around. Besides that they won't go after you unless they feel threaten. But then browns will too but they are more vicious and can go after you for a bit.
I agree. I lived in the Victorian High Country where there are plenty of both. The red belly black is often found near to water and is quite shy, the brown is way more poisonous and harder to see in the brush so you might mess with one by mistake and then you are in big trouble.
A bull or wild pig will get up you before a snake . Don't know why they are never on these lists. Also you don't want to be coming across a wild Buffalo any time soon.
I feel like there should’ve been a “Won’t normally kill, but could” teir. Like a koala could go there bc they can get aggressive😭
Stonefish sometimes have anticoagulants in their spines, you bleed for like 4 hours.
Tassy devils ARE cute and huntsman spiders that chill on the wall especially if it going to rain soon (depending on the variety, they belong to the badge family and some are mean) make for fun pets😃
Huntsman’s are harmless to humans. Even if on the rare occasion someone gets bitten their venom is useless to us.
They are on the other hand, great for pest control; eating all the other bugs and spiders that come in your house.
Ever since I was a kid I’ve had a huntsman called Harry or Harriet in every house I’ve lived. They’re neat little guys. They don’t spin webs either and just keep to themselves.☺️
Pauline Hanson - an Australian who ran a Fish & Chip shop who got so fed up with what politicians were getting away with that she formed her own political party - and got elected. She's approaching 10 years in federal politics (the Senate). She turned out to be naïve, opinionated, a bit of a bogan, and more than a bit offensive to most minorities in Australia. Her most famous expression was 'please explain' when someone said something she did not understand.
I PROMISE YOU!!!! I'm a 44 yr old Australian and have NEVER seen many of these things, lies, unless you go bush, you'll be fine xx
My partner just spent 2 nights in ICU from standing on a stone fish
Tasmanian Devil's have one of the world's strongest bite for a mammal, by weight. They are so aggressive that they will drive out feral cats from their area. but, yes, they look cute - while they rip your arm out of it's socket and beat you to death with the blunt end...
A friend of mine stepped on a stone fish and he said if someone gave him a gun he would of shot himself the pain was that bad.
Wow!! As an Australian I learnt a thing or two. Koalas teeth do grind down. More koalas die of starvation then old age
The funny fact is when buying stuffed Aussie animals as souvenirs is that they aren't made in Straya but in China or Taiwan insted.
Actually that's a pretty good chart Brianne has done, it's looks like our bushfire warning system that goes from, yeah nah not much risk today mate all the way thru to catastrophic.
Huntsman spider kills every cockroach, bug in the house. We all have one🤣
Your reaction to the Huntsman is priceless 😂
Many Australian's fear the magpie above all else even salties so i am sad to see it not make this list.
I got stung by an Irukandji when i was 16 in cairns QLD and was in the swimming inclosure (ie to keep the box jelly fish out) i started to get a massive headache and my father took me to cairns hospital they checked me out and said there is nothing they can do go home , could not sleep it was like a jack hammer in my head all night long , yes very painful many years later i heard some people got stung and died from a heart attack
Drivers in Adelaide, like they think they're being auditioned for the next Mad Max movie.
Hi from Australia 🇦🇺/NSW
The australian ecosystem is very niche a lot of animals are needed to stop bushfires koalas are one of them theyre very endangered right now along with another animal that turns over the top soil and covers the dead leaves with dirt which helps prevent fires also
Kangaroo souvenirs are mostly made from road kill or food sources
Stone fish will straight up kill a SOB! My biggest irrational fear 😂😂😂
I really need for someone to show a box jellyfish scar when they talk about them to show how bad they are
Most Aussies rarely see or encounter these dangerous monsters If so stand still allow them to move away as well without harm except crocodiles and invisible jellyfish exert more care with them We used to keep a harmless carpet snake in the ceiling to deal with rodents
gum trees "Widow makers", drops huge dead branch's
Im Australian and scared 💩less of spiders when I was in bed watching TV a big Huntsman dropped onto my bed it disappeared and a couple of days later I found it on the shower screen I got a friend of mine to catch it and put it in the Garden haven't seen it since...
I'm from Tasmania Australia ,I don't know anyone who has been poisoned by a platypus
I'm 62 years old never in my life have I heard of a death by platypus
the Tasmanian devil when it bites another Tasmanian devil it has a chance of passing on a facial Tumer virus at is slowly killing them, and the koala bear has a version of harpies
I finally remember where i have heard your voice before Steve Urkel
Red belly black snake is not deadly, it just makes you feel like vomiting.. she got that hella wrong, they are agressive though andvif you annoy one it will chase you down which most snakes wont do at all, i used to catch these as a kid and ive been bitten once, my friend chris had pet red bellys and has been bitten nearly 100 times by red belly's, hes fine..
You can permanently lose your sense of taste and smell, but yeah not likely to kill you.
@@NeonGenesisPlatinum yes im wrong thats why im currently dead and my friend died over 100 times... or you could google seeings your on the internet and not make a giant fool of yourself to everyone with an iq high enough to enter a google search..
@@NeonGenesisPlatinum your mentally handicapped, i just watched 3 vids on red bellies they all confirmed exactly what i said...
Go back to playing video games kid, you die in the real world..
Yep there a special type of special koala's are also rideld with clahmidia (STI) just ask some of the boys in one direction 🤣
Really other than Snakes and spiders Australia has no land predators, which is why the koala can be so evolutionally complacent.
We don't have wild bears or moose!! 🤨 Poor Koalas! 😪 Fires create new growth! Kangaroos have to fight for breeding rights and supremecy - keep your dogs tied they are the aggressor!! 🧐 Jellyfish, just chilling in the sea! 😫🏃🥵🤸🤤🪱😰 Black snakes! 😱 Tassie Devils are cute, it's teeth and growl are for survival only! 😋 🕷️🤗 Red back spider, tiny! 🧐 Funnel web, look around the floor, and in dark spots, normal spiders are up higher! Sharks, over there not here, feeding, not looking for humans! 🤨 Bogans! 😬😫 Trees are our friend! 🦠😮 Qld humour again, and sea paranoia, see ya Pauline! 🤡
have you ever tryed to pick up a wild Koala they climb trees and have 2 thumbs on both hands (paws) and very sharp claws and a strong bite they will rip you a new 1 if you try to pick 1 up ! and a Roo can gut you like a fish they kill peoples dogs all the time
The Taipan thing was opposite,and Tasmanian Tiger is harmless ,the Bull shark will come at you.
😄 you mean Tassie Devil, the Tasmanian Tiger has been declared extinct for decades though they are sometimes spotted no confirmations though.
The humble honey bee is the deadliest
Have all those snakes on my 40 acres in Mulgowie, Qld.
If you live in Northern Australia like I do Box Jellyfish and that tiny piece of shit is very common
I am believing that B missed a tree that grows in the far north called the Sarafin tree which is as toxic as Cyanide ???
Black snackes are cool. They won't kill you but there protect there territory from the bad bad snakes that do
So i like them. Theres a red belly and a yellow.
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She's an Aussie... but kinda not.
She says words that aren't Australian and her snake knowledge is crap at best.
Red Bellies are not lethal. There have been no recorded deaths from them. The Taipan info is the wrong way around.
Damn, Dude, Guy? (American slang, not Aussie)
"Paralysis Tick" is better known as a Bluebottle Tick.
Redback Spiders are more dangerous than Red Belly black Snakes. (People have died from Red Back Bites)
Green Ants can Kill. Some people have an Anaphylactic Response, like Bees. (Geez, they hurt too)
She's probably had a Tik Tok education..
Koalas have survived because they eat ,roots and leaves
Eucalyptus trees will explode without fire .if a tree heats up and a cold snap cools it to fast it will explode
The leaves they eat are poisonous to most things except them, so they survive through default lol
Tassie devils are cute , except for the noise they make which is frightening. I imagine the first white colonists shitting themselves until they worked out which animal was making the noise , then they probably felt much better
Yeah, lol. The noise that comes out of those furry little suckers is demonic-like. Aint anything alive that sounds like that, apart from that :(
One you have a look at the Tasmania jack jumper , you would be glad they do not want to go to Queensland.😅
Australia’s wildlife is like if god was Florida man
I have been told that Koalas taste like shit (wombats too).....So I guess now we know why they are not yet extinct.
Pauline Hanson classic 🤣🤣🤣
the most dangerous animal in australia is a chinese woman thinking she is driving a car.. ABSOLUTELY TRUE.
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Eshays should have been in the devil wouldn't approach list.
Lol
Bri's spot on
Pauline is the bomb
lantarna, prickly pear cactus.
Love Huntsman Spiders. Hate Koalas. Smelling, pissy, useless little things. We should start a koala ugg boot industry.
A roo will have a go at you if it is cornered. They can get back on their tail and rip you open. I don't think it should be in the top row.
Koalas, how did you make it?
because they reproduce *before* their teeth wear down and they starve lol
At least our school children are not shot to death in Australia
@@grasslipper8856 I agree with this
Every Australian knows there’s 4 different types of animals to avoid here.. crocodiles, sharks, snakes, and eshays.
Red Belly Black snake isn't aggressive, They Could kill you but VERY unlikely venom isn't very strong
Irukanji are about the size of a fingernail
ID be happy for Brianne to be called Miss Australia only she's probably funnier, smarter, more interesting and definitely more entertaining and she says nothing but the truth. It might sound like I have a crush on her but no, I'm old enough to be her father.
I'm old enough to be her great grandad and I've got a crush on her .
@@tomwareham7944 totally understand. If I was 35 years younger I'd have a crack at her
Agree she's awesome but she's not straight so sorry boys.
@@jadecawdellsmith4009 I'm way too old even if she was
@@davidburnett93 well we can still dream..
She's just so Dope 🤣
Platypus isn't a mammal it's a monotreme and one of two in Australia with the Echidna being the other one. Lays eggs but suckles the hatchlings like a mammal after. The male Platypus has the venomous spurs but then again I'm stuffed if I know of any clown getting put in hospital from one.
Mate lost his leg from a red back spider so still harmful
She's wrong about the peralice tick if you get Ross river fever your pretty much sick the rest of your life
It's true, the Devil is frightened of Pauline Hanson. God bless her soul. Learn a bit more about Irukanji Syndrome.
🤣🤣🤣🤣you got Pauline Hanson right!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
Stop interrupting her , she looks nice
Crushing hard ❤
Ehh Red Belly Black snake wont kill you, come one Brianne. To date, there have been NO deaths from RBBS bites in Australia. i.e. they've never kill someone in Australia.
Stinging trees are evil
Koalas are the dumbest mammal, If you put their food in a bowl they would starve to death because they can't recognise that it is food
No you are
@@davidcorrie4794 You seem upset by a fact, maybe in reality it is you?
Mammal?
@@allowah6 Yes, Marsupials are mammals. nice American education you have there, no wonder your country is run by peds
Tasmanian Devils will NOT, will absolutely NOT kill you, as they are scavengers and do NOT kill their prey.
Briane is such a pretty lady.
Oi mate I hate snakes as well
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Pauline Hanson equal to Lauren Boebert but raciest, oh wait.😂😂