Ryan, it’s okay, you could have shown us the kangaroo scratching his nether regions. If we haven’t seen a roo scratching its balls, can we even call ourselves Australian?!
Hey Ryan!!! Letting you know today is a public holiday called ANZAC day, in which we mourn and remember the soliders, nurses, generals, families, fathers and mothers, daughters and sons who fought for us in WW1, WW2 and all the other wars Australia and New Zealand have participated in. We celebrate their sacrifices and achievements. ANZAC stands for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps. The phrase for this day is "lest we forget" and is symbolised by poppies (I think this is internationally however), which symbolise rembrance and hope and was one of the first flowers to grow in the mud and soil of Flanders (in France) where the war happened. We also have a treat called ANZAC biscuits today, and do a minute of silence to pay our respect. Australia has a lot of our own unique traditions when it comes to recognising and appreciating our war heroes, and I think that might make for some interesting culture to learn about that isn't really talked about the rest of the year round. Lest we forget, Ryan! EDIT: including all the wars ANZAC day is for, including WW1, WW2, and all other wars fought since WW1 (including Korean War, Malayan Emergency, Vietnam War, and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq) as pointed out by downundanow5569 in the reply threads. Other fun facts are also being added to this thread to check! Thanks to everyone who have corrected my facts and word usage, hope this informed a lot of you too
I don't mean to criticise your post, I just wanted to add that ANZAC Day is a commemoration of all wars since WW1 that Australians have fought in. Korean War, Malayan Emergency, Vietnam war, and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. There are many other operations that are rarely mentioned. : www.awm.gov.au/articles/encyclopedia/war_casualties
Anzac Day is also represented by a sprig of rosemary, partly because it means remembrance and partly because it grows all over the middle east including Turkey.
My hubby rescued a Koala off the road. He had a couple of towels, wrapped him up & put him on the front passenger floor to take to a vet. That poor car never recovered! 😂 He ripped the wiring under the dash to shreds! I laugh myself silly every time that story is told 🤣🤣 Poor guy, he was trying to be caring & helpful.
A little fact about the koala in the car saga: I'd be less concerned with the scratches to my dashboard and more with disinfecting every inch of that interior after I got the little guy out. Most koalas carry chlamydia, which they can spread just from touching urine, and as a former veterinary nurse I am quite familiar with how clean they are... The 'missing link' stealing that poor kitten's food is a variety of large skink we have over here called a Blue Tongue Lizard (aka. 'Blue Tongue', 'Bluey'). They can be semi-tamed with food as they're garbage guts and will do anything for treats. They're non-venomous but can have a nasty bite, which they infamously hold on tenaciously (there are many wives tales about how to make them let go). Because the paralysis tick does not effect them, they are also crawling tick transports, I've seen some with nearly a nymph tick under every scale. So I hope that owner treated their lovely cat with monthly medication and checks their coat daily.
Reptile ticks are totally different to the ones that affect mammals. As far as clymidia , unless you are rooting the poor koala it's not going to bother u.
@@Zed483 No, koalas can still transmit chlamydia to humans by their urine. People try to pick them up to cuddle them, etc, and if the koala has the STD and urinates on the human, it can be transferred that way. Not every STD is all about sex and sexual activity.
@@mebeme007 BS. It's a bacterial infection and a STD ..is a SEXUAL transmitted disease! which means unless it enters your body there is no more risk then lifting up a germ ridden toilet seat . Basic hygiene easily eliminates any risks... which can be easily cured with antibiotics anyway.
I've been bitten by a Bluey and it's really not that bad, sore finger for a couple of days. If you do get bitten don't try to rip your finger etc out of it's mouth, let it release itself. It'll be over and done with in less than a minute.
The 'missing link' is a blue-tongue lizard - we have a family of blue-tongues in our garden keeping eating the insects and snails, they like to watch us working in the yard.
Ditto. Our bluey lives around our barn, carport and back verandah. Apart from nicking cat food, Bluey likes strawberries, finely diced steak and occasional bits of tomato. He has grown from about a foot and now is about 18" or so long and is often MIA now as I think he has joined the dating scene. He quickly became tame enough to take food from my fingers (carefully as his jaws lockgrip strongly). In summer he loved lying on the cement verandah, especially if I hosed it down. We have to keep a lookout when driving vehicles around that area. He also likes stretching out on the scritchy laundry door mat so we need to avoid treading on him.
@@willystanford Haven't seen a bluey for years. Nice to see that one. I had a stump-tail lock its jaws on my index finger once, and I was shouting with it hanging tail down, face-up from my excruciating finger.
We call them "Bob tails' in WA. They mate for life and live around 40 years. Ours have discovered our blue berry bushes and eat any that drop to the ground. Their favourite garden food, besides slugs , snails and anything that moves is strawberries and they pick their own.
Thanks for that video..cracked me up and brought the fun kid memories back..im 80 and remember the hills hoist and swinging on it..cant remember when we first had think a tarp and hose and dish wash liquid..so much fun and as i grew up and married we had quater acre of yard...as most old homes still have i remember 3 generations of my kids to great grand kids still having fun same way..ive now retired to smaller place on the beach but steep driveway and came home recently and grandkids had plastic tarp and front yard hose and liquid dish wash along wt my son and dogs wth great grand kids having a blast..only in Australia
No, Wombats are friendly and are mostly nocturnal. Some people have them as pets, but it might also have been a veterinary nurse acting as carer until she recovers enough to be returned to the wild. Her name is Hazel.
A wombat wrote off my brother’s car and almost wrote him off too. He did serious damage to his body including ending up with his Eustachian tube crazed! As I said he’s fortunate to be alive, thank God!
An Australian TV series had a Wombat. Everyone was scared, had to jump on things to get out of their way. It was supposed to be a pet. Yeah right. 😅😅😅😅😅@Tonypurcell421
haha, Bear spray wouldn't work because a Koala isn't a bear it's a marsupial. Weathers great here in the outer suburbs of Melbourne, 28 degrees (82.4F) today and it's Autumn (Fall) Happy ANZAC day my fellow Australian's.
Hi Ryan, the "missing link" is a blue tongue lizard. They are pretty common. We have one that lives a couple of metres from our back door. Wombats are ferocious man-eaters. Just kidding, they are harmless cuties.
If you have a blue tongue in your yard you won't have any issues with snails in your garden. A very docile lizard often seen as pets, just don't place your fingers anywhere near its mouth.
That was a blue tongue lizard eating the cats dinner. Same thing happened to me at my place but the cats bowls were in the kitchen. I had the front door open and this guy decided to just walk right in and went straight to the bowls. Even walked past my feet as I was sitting at the table. I only knew as I herd some noise at the bowl with the dry food. Looked down as I thought it was one of the cats only to realise I had a fully grown blue tongue lizard there. I grabbed him after a short run for it but he was ok letting me hold him. After I had him for a bit just patting it and looking at him I put him out back in the garden where he could hopefully find some snails or what ever to eat. Blue tongues are placid lizards and some people have them as pets.
Kookaburras are loud next to you, (that balcony is in NZ by the way because I follow the channel), but a few trees away, they greet the morning and make us feel at home. Magpies too!
As I arrived at a local park for the Dawn Service on ANZAC Day a kookaburra started calling. I cried as I thought of all the fallen Aussies who were part of the ANZACs. They left here listening to the kookaburras calling and never came home. I didn't know burras also live across the ditch, which makes this memory even more significant for me. Thanks for the info.
We don't worry about our neighbours here! Just the birds! 🤣 What? Ha, ha! Real Hero! Wombats burrow! Free the Koala! 😆 Stay safe Ryan, thanks for the laughter! 😁👍
Blue tongue lizards eating dog & cat food is normal in Australia. They also climb into their water bowls when shedding, so as to loosen off their old skin. If the dog or cat tries to stop them doing any of that, they just hiss at them & the dog or cat will run away whimpering. My neighbour had a fun one a few years back, his dog was sitting in front of him whimpering while he was trying to watch tv,, he couldn't understand why the dog was doing that, not sitting on his dog bed next to him - till he looked at the dog bed right beside his couch & saw a big bluey comfortably lying there, also watching tv. Dog had finished dinner & decided he wanted somewhere comfortable & warm to let it digest & dog's bed in neighbour's living room worked just great for that :) Welcome to Australia lol
The guy is not wearing a cape. He has the Australian flag round his neck, and is dragging it on the ground, through the water etc. gotta love the respect shown to the flag
3:24 fun fact: emus are actually really useful animals. We can use almost every part of them. Their feathers can be used for decoration and anything else that feathers can be used for. We do skin them and use their skin as a leather and you can get emu leather bags, shoes, belts, wallets. And then we use the fat, we render the fat, which can then be used in Emu Oil products such as soaps, emu oil capsules which can be used as an alternative to fish oil capsules, and just emu oil in general which is great for things like sunburn. And then of course we can eat their meat, and also the eggs. The eggs make the biggest omelettes.
G'day Ryan. Just to let you know, the "missing link" that was eating the cat food is a lizard with a blue tongue. Guess what it's called... That's right, a blue tongue lizard!. Are we forking geniuses when it comes to naming the local fauna or what? 👍
You've never experienced fear until you've been swooped. By the way, that's Shellharbour Rd Warilla. Lake Illawarra is just up the road. 5:25 A blue tongue lizard, related to skinks. Harmless and another iconic Australian beast. Happiest just basking in the sun.
We always called them sleepy lizards, but are generally known as blue tongue lizards. They make good garden pets, nice and slow and harmless and will eat the bugs in your garden. You can give them a saucer of milk, they like that.
Love the koala, he made the news here but we never saw the whole thing. The voice over was so funny. Holy crap that clothes line surfing, will have to tell my boys about that one. Watch out summer down under🇦🇺
Hi Ryan. The aggressive emu that was hissing and growling at the guy backing up from it has feathers. When you said you would skin it and wear it's fur, I remembered. Have a quick look at a famous movie about Australian Light horsemen in WW1, named The Light Horsemen. You will see a plume (feather) from an emu on the horsemen's hats (named slouch hats). Greatest movie by the way.
Im a Proud Aussie 😅and Iive in the City but a few meters down the Road there is open Fields and there is thousands of Kangaroos just walking around chilling Its so cool I love seeing the joeys so Frikkin' cute plus I have budgies and a Cockatiel as pets 🐥
The way you said "Kookaburra" had me in stitches lol and of course that's not a voice over of the Koala, it's rare footage of a Koala speaking. look up "For Drop Bears" exactly mate
The lizard was a blue-tongue, I think. Extremely common and passive little things. Yes, wombats can bite and scratch badly, but are generally not too bad. Weather is getting cooler. Winter is coming.
The "missing link" is a blue tongued lizard, and they're pretty common in suburban areas with nearby bushland. They're shy, live in rocky hollows eg garden retaining walls, and eat meat including insects and cat food. Wombats have an armoured bum, and their response to threat is to go head first into a hollow eg the dryer. Magpies can recognise faces, so the best way to avoid being swooped is to say good morning to your local ones and occasionally feed them bugs from your pot plants. Most of them don't swoop, and it's only in spring.
Ryan the bottle is called a sodastream bottle. You basically can turn normal water into soda water with a sodastream machine etc. can add flavours for soft drink too
We have koalas in the city too. We keep watwr out back for our boy and watch for his call at night so he doesn't kill our dog during mating season. Most of the year the koala is pretty friendly but during mating season, not so much... 😂
Yep, those koala claws can do good damage. I remember when I was kid living in a small country town in Victoria and seeing a fire brigade man climb a ladder to get one down from the power pole in our yard at night when all of a sudden the koala jumped straight onto his face. Omg the sound the koala made growling and the poor guy screaming. My parents rushed us kids back inside, so we didn't see the guys face when he got down.
Aussies have a unique relationship with wildlife. We’re respectfully aware, we quietly stay away from the nasty ones, but we have no problem interacting with them in our day to day life. Because it’s their land we’re living on. Our kids are taught about respecting wildlife in school, and it’s also just a part our culture. For example: there’s a black snake living under my house, and we leave him be. My kids run and play outside barefoot and it’s no problem. Rosellas and Alisterus birds gather around my veggie patch every morning, stay and watch me do the gardening. Kookaburras line up on my verandah every arvo like clockwork. And there’s a kangaroo that pulls parcels out of my mailbox. I’ve called her Barb. 🥰 (And I only live 25 minutes outside of Melbourne city centre)
how do all ? wombats are the same as plumbers', dig lots of holes in the ground though usually side entrance. they can be pretty thick skinned like plummers but also gentle after the bill is paid. so claws as strong as brown bears. cheers
Australia lost one of its greatest global exports this week with the death of Barry Humphries. Perhaps it's time to react to one of the TH-cam videos featuring this unique comedian/artist/writer. Btw, an interesting difference: you said, "A neighbour passing my house". In 🇦🇺🇬🇧 for a family hime we tend to say "our house". Is this significant? 🤔
The water bottle is from a soda stream. The loud laughing like noise is a kookaburra. The feathery thing that looked mean is an emu. We are not embarrassed by getting swooped by a magpie, they do it so often that we try to avoid them during spring/summer. Plovers are worse than magpies though. Magpies swoop, land and repeat. Plovers don't land, they just swing around and keep going. As for the wombat, they are fucking solid. One wombat can write off a truck with just one strike. Would love to see how you react to the great product of Start Ya Bastard. It is actually a pretty good product, and is used for mowers and whipper snippers (weed eaters) that will not start.
The voice of the Koala is known as "Ozzyman" popular on youtube. All he does is these types of videos. 5:35 Its a lizard known as a "Blue tongue" a great childs pet. They eat insects and grubs. Wombats only hurt you if you hit it with your car. Its like hitting a diamond bolder, your car will definitely know about it, unfortunately wombats are not built like a bolder and normally die.
Hi Ryan , the creature eating the cat food is a bobtail lizard or a blue tongue lizard...they are friendly...you just leave them alone..they can lock their jaws on you though and won't get off easily. There is some famous footage of firefighters giving water from a bottle to a rescued koala from a bushfire!! The voice of the guy talking to the koala is real 😊 They use emu eggs for art...they are big dinosaur sized dark green eggs and they use the emu feathers. Wombats are cool...it has to have been rescued ...you can't have them pets otherwise. We had a famous tv series called...A Country Practice...it had a famous pet wombat. ANZAC DAY 😢 Today
Vets came on after the famous footage went viral of him pouring it in his mouth? The said to never do it. They said to pour it in your hand and let them drink NOT to pour it in their throat. The reason is that they don't drink and it can harm them.
The Koala voice over is a youtuber called Aussie man. He does TH-cam video and film reviews, including movie star interviews. Some people have Wombats as pets.
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Ryan, it’s okay, you could have shown us the kangaroo scratching his nether regions. If we haven’t seen a roo scratching its balls, can we even call ourselves Australian?!
@Thatdudewiththings 😂 🤣🤣 That’s ok. If you’ve scratched your own, that’s good enough!
I love it when they're so blissed out from scratching that they fall over. It's so slow and elegant😂
@@zombiemeg
👍🤣🤣I laughed outta loud mate with your comment !! So spot on...and NOW I have a nice little mental imagery of said action !!! 😏😏😂😂❤️🇦🇺
@@juliecook6057 haha May your dreams be blessed with that image tonight! 😂😂😂😂😜
@@zombiemeg
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Today the 25th is ANZAC day LEST WE FORGET
'Lest we forget
Lest we forget 🙏
At the going down of the sun
And in the morning
We will remember them
Lest we forget
Lest we forget
Hey Ryan!!! Letting you know today is a public holiday called ANZAC day, in which we mourn and remember the soliders, nurses, generals, families, fathers and mothers, daughters and sons who fought for us in WW1, WW2 and all the other wars Australia and New Zealand have participated in. We celebrate their sacrifices and achievements. ANZAC stands for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps. The phrase for this day is "lest we forget" and is symbolised by poppies (I think this is internationally however), which symbolise rembrance and hope and was one of the first flowers to grow in the mud and soil of Flanders (in France) where the war happened. We also have a treat called ANZAC biscuits today, and do a minute of silence to pay our respect. Australia has a lot of our own unique traditions when it comes to recognising and appreciating our war heroes, and I think that might make for some interesting culture to learn about that isn't really talked about the rest of the year round. Lest we forget, Ryan!
EDIT: including all the wars ANZAC day is for, including WW1, WW2, and all other wars fought since WW1 (including Korean War, Malayan Emergency, Vietnam War, and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq) as pointed out by downundanow5569 in the reply threads. Other fun facts are also being added to this thread to check! Thanks to everyone who have corrected my facts and word usage, hope this informed a lot of you too
Anzac Day is also the only say of the year it's legal to play two up :) the best gambling game in the world!!
@@mscinders9449 that's hilarious, I did not know that! Hope you're having fun today
Lest we forget
I don't mean to criticise your post, I just wanted to add that ANZAC Day is a commemoration of all wars since WW1 that Australians have fought in. Korean War, Malayan Emergency, Vietnam war, and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. There are many other operations that are rarely mentioned. :
www.awm.gov.au/articles/encyclopedia/war_casualties
Anzac Day is also represented by a sprig of rosemary, partly because it means remembrance and partly because it grows all over the middle east including Turkey.
My hubby rescued a Koala off the road. He had a couple of towels, wrapped him up & put him on the front passenger floor to take to a vet. That poor car never recovered! 😂 He ripped the wiring under the dash to shreds! I laugh myself silly every time that story is told 🤣🤣 Poor guy, he was trying to be caring & helpful.
Voice over for that Koala is from a guy call Ozzy Man Reviews. Does a bunch a good shit definitely worth a check if you're in the Aussie rabbit hole
I LOVE the Down Under Actors Studio interviews, where most celebs actually have FUN!!!
OMG YES.. you have to review Ozzy Man, and the squirt gun cat deterent series!!!!
A little fact about the koala in the car saga: I'd be less concerned with the scratches to my dashboard and more with disinfecting every inch of that interior after I got the little guy out. Most koalas carry chlamydia, which they can spread just from touching urine, and as a former veterinary nurse I am quite familiar with how clean they are...
The 'missing link' stealing that poor kitten's food is a variety of large skink we have over here called a Blue Tongue Lizard (aka. 'Blue Tongue', 'Bluey'). They can be semi-tamed with food as they're garbage guts and will do anything for treats. They're non-venomous but can have a nasty bite, which they infamously hold on tenaciously (there are many wives tales about how to make them let go). Because the paralysis tick does not effect them, they are also crawling tick transports, I've seen some with nearly a nymph tick under every scale. So I hope that owner treated their lovely cat with monthly medication and checks their coat daily.
Reptile ticks are totally different to the ones that affect mammals.
As far as clymidia , unless you are rooting the poor koala it's not going to bother u.
@@Zed483
No, koalas can still transmit chlamydia to humans by their urine.
People try to pick them up to cuddle them, etc, and if the koala has the STD and urinates on the human, it can be transferred that way.
Not every STD is all about sex and sexual activity.
@@Zed483
" Rooting the Koala 🐨 " !!!
🤣🤣🤣 That's something I DIDN'T think I'd see written anywhere today !! 👍😂
@@mebeme007 BS.
It's a bacterial infection and a STD ..is a SEXUAL transmitted disease! which means unless it enters your body there is no more risk then lifting up a germ ridden toilet seat . Basic hygiene easily eliminates any risks... which can be easily cured with antibiotics anyway.
I've been bitten by a Bluey and it's really not that bad, sore finger for a couple of days. If you do get bitten don't try to rip your finger etc out of it's mouth, let it release itself. It'll be over and done with in less than a minute.
It’s so funny watching Americans reacting to Australia 😂
Its ANZAC day here in Australia - we will remember them, lest we forget. The weather in Queensland has been generally good and warm still
Lest we forget
Lest we forget
We must never forget they fought and died for our freedom and democracy. 🇦🇺salute!
The 'missing link' is a blue-tongue lizard - we have a family of blue-tongues in our garden keeping eating the insects and snails, they like to watch us working in the yard.
Ditto. Our bluey lives around our barn, carport and back verandah. Apart from nicking cat food, Bluey likes strawberries, finely diced steak and occasional bits of tomato. He has grown from about a foot and now is about 18" or so long and is often MIA now as I think he has joined the dating scene. He quickly became tame enough to take food from my fingers (carefully as his jaws lockgrip strongly). In summer he loved lying on the cement verandah, especially if I hosed it down. We have to keep a lookout when driving vehicles around that area. He also likes stretching out on the scritchy laundry door mat so we need to avoid treading on him.
@@willystanford Haven't seen a bluey for years. Nice to see that one. I had a stump-tail lock its jaws on my index finger once, and I was shouting with it hanging tail down, face-up from my excruciating finger.
We call them "Bob tails' in WA. They mate for life and live around 40 years. Ours have discovered our blue berry bushes and eat any that drop to the ground. Their favourite garden food, besides slugs , snails and anything that moves is strawberries and they pick their own.
Thanks for that video..cracked me up and brought the fun kid memories back..im 80 and remember the hills hoist and swinging on it..cant remember when we first had think a tarp and hose and dish wash liquid..so much fun and as i grew up and married we had quater acre of yard...as most old homes still have i remember 3 generations of my kids to great grand kids still having fun same way..ive now retired to smaller place on the beach but steep driveway and came home recently and grandkids had plastic tarp and front yard hose and liquid dish wash along wt my son and dogs wth great grand kids having a blast..only in Australia
No, Wombats are friendly and are mostly nocturnal. Some people have them as pets, but it might also have been a veterinary nurse acting as carer until she recovers enough to be returned to the wild. Her name is Hazel.
Sleepy Burrows Wombat Sanctuary it's in the top left corner
A wombat wrote off my brother’s car and almost wrote him off too. He did serious damage to his body including ending up with his Eustachian tube crazed! As I said he’s fortunate to be alive, thank God!
They aren't friendly they will attack Ive been chased by them haha
Wombats are fast and built like a tank. They can tip a car but mostly just damage the front end if you hit them.
An Australian TV series had a Wombat. Everyone was scared, had to jump on things to get out of their way. It was supposed to be a pet. Yeah right. 😅😅😅😅😅@Tonypurcell421
haha, Bear spray wouldn't work because a Koala isn't a bear it's a marsupial. Weathers great here in the outer suburbs of Melbourne, 28 degrees (82.4F) today and it's Autumn (Fall) Happy ANZAC day my fellow Australian's.
Tassie has entered the chat😂 was like 15-17 degrees a month ago, down to 12 during the day now. Fucking cold overnight
Hi Ryan, the "missing link" is a blue tongue lizard. They are pretty common. We have one that lives a couple of metres from our back door. Wombats are ferocious man-eaters. Just kidding, they are harmless cuties.
In American reptile videos, I've seen them called Blue Tougue Skink
If you have a blue tongue in your yard you won't have any issues with snails in your garden. A very docile lizard often seen as pets, just don't place your fingers anywhere near its mouth.
You forgot to add in for Ryan that wombats shit cubes
My mother had a pet one who lived under the laundry, her cat just watched it too! 😃 Snails, yes she loved her gardening! 👍
😂 unless they are cranky & chase you! Lol
Koalas rarely drink water. They pretty much just consume gum leaves.
💖❤️💖❤️to our Kiwi Brothers….Lest we forget💖❤️🦘🦘🇦🇺
Lest we forget😊
Gorgeous sunny weather for Anzac Day in Canberra!!
That was a blue tongue lizard eating the cats dinner. Same thing happened to me at my place but the cats bowls were in the kitchen. I had the front door open and this guy decided to just walk right in and went straight to the bowls. Even walked past my feet as I was sitting at the table.
I only knew as I herd some noise at the bowl with the dry food. Looked down as I thought it was one of the cats only to realise I had a fully grown blue tongue lizard there.
I grabbed him after a short run for it but he was ok letting me hold him.
After I had him for a bit just patting it and looking at him I put him out back in the garden where he could hopefully find some snails or what ever to eat.
Blue tongues are placid lizards and some people have them as pets.
Cats love to eat blue tounges but then they throw them up, this cat looks like he is not going to do that again.
They do farm emus. I get blue tongue lizards in my house all the time. Came home the other day and there was one asleep on one of the tv speakers.
The voice over guy is OZZY MAN he is an aussie ledgend
you would love his videos
We're ok here Ryan, celebrating ANZAC day. Thank you for your reactions :)
Kookaburras are loud next to you, (that balcony is in NZ by the way because I follow the channel), but a few trees away, they greet the morning and make us feel at home. Magpies too!
As I arrived at a local park for the Dawn Service on ANZAC Day a kookaburra started calling. I cried as I thought of all the fallen Aussies who were part of the ANZACs. They left here listening to the kookaburras calling and never came home. I didn't know burras also live across the ditch, which makes this memory even more significant for me. Thanks for the info.
It's ANZAC Day here, Ryan. Watch a parade or something.
To those who sacrificed for what we have today, Ozstraya ❤
Dragging the flag on the ground………..
@@data65au
Yep ... deserve a bloody good thrashing for THAT !!! 😡
Wombats are like mini tanks. If one of them barrels into you, you're in trouble.
As an Australian, I think we've all been like that kid getting swooped by the magpie at some point 😂😂
Weather is excellent in Melbourne today - thanks for asking. ANZAC Day.
We don't worry about our neighbours here! Just the birds! 🤣 What? Ha, ha! Real Hero! Wombats burrow! Free the Koala! 😆 Stay safe Ryan, thanks for the laughter! 😁👍
Blue tongue lizards eating dog & cat food is normal in Australia. They also climb into their water bowls when shedding, so as to loosen off their old skin. If the dog or cat tries to stop them doing any of that, they just hiss at them & the dog or cat will run away whimpering.
My neighbour had a fun one a few years back, his dog was sitting in front of him whimpering while he was trying to watch tv,, he couldn't understand why the dog was doing that, not sitting on his dog bed next to him - till he looked at the dog bed right beside his couch & saw a big bluey comfortably lying there, also watching tv. Dog had finished dinner & decided he wanted somewhere comfortable & warm to let it digest & dog's bed in neighbour's living room worked just great for that :) Welcome to Australia lol
The guy is not wearing a cape. He has the Australian flag round his neck, and is dragging it on the ground, through the water etc.
gotta love the respect shown to the flag
"Is that the missing link between fish and people" lol. Gold!
4:25 I think thats a Bluetongue Lizard. Yes Kookaburra's are loud, I hear them in the morning in the bush behind my house in Tasmania.
Ok. The voice of the koala is that of OZZY MAN REVIEWS. The funniest TH-camr in Australia. Absolute bloody legend.
If no one has said it yet but the guy who does the voice over for the koala is ozzy man reviews
3:24 fun fact: emus are actually really useful animals. We can use almost every part of them. Their feathers can be used for decoration and anything else that feathers can be used for. We do skin them and use their skin as a leather and you can get emu leather bags, shoes, belts, wallets. And then we use the fat, we render the fat, which can then be used in Emu Oil products such as soaps, emu oil capsules which can be used as an alternative to fish oil capsules, and just emu oil in general which is great for things like sunburn. And then of course we can eat their meat, and also the eggs. The eggs make the biggest omelettes.
The Australian Light Horse units in WW1 wore emu feathers as plumes in their slouch hats.
Love these videos! Great to see someone learn about the AUS
G'day Ryan.
Just to let you know, the "missing link" that was eating the cat food is a lizard with a blue tongue.
Guess what it's called...
That's right, a blue tongue lizard!.
Are we forking geniuses when it comes to naming the local fauna or what? 👍
3:19 good luck with trying to skin one of those buggers. They did win a war after all.
The man’s voice of the koala in the car is ‘Aussie Man Reviews’
We just finished Anzac biscuit s … awesome..lest we forget.
Lest we forgot
Think its Australia day and traditional flags everwhere and big family BBQ and beer
"That" is a blue-tongued lizard.
You've never experienced fear until you've been swooped.
By the way, that's Shellharbour Rd Warilla. Lake Illawarra is just up the road.
5:25 A blue tongue lizard, related to skinks. Harmless and another iconic Australian beast. Happiest just basking in the sun.
We don’t have bears in Aus hence no bear spray lol, Koalas are marsupials not bears 😉
Excuse me, mate, but you've completely forgotten the rare but vicious drop-bear. You've obviously never had one land on you, or you'd never forget it.
Blue tongue lizard I tamed one as a kid he used to follow me round the house and watch Tele with me and freak mums visitors out. I loved Joey ❤
Today in Melbourne during Anzac Day the weather was quite lovely.
The weather is perfect thankyou, we here in AUSTRALIA hope you are well Ryan
The voice over with the koala is .. Aussie man reviews. His funny as! And I love in lake Illawarra where the birg was attacking the poor kid 😂
We always called them sleepy lizards, but are generally known as blue tongue lizards. They make good garden pets, nice and slow and harmless and will eat the bugs in your garden. You can give them a saucer of milk, they like that.
Love the koala, he made the news here but we never saw the whole thing. The voice over was so funny. Holy crap that clothes line surfing, will have to tell my boys about that one. Watch out summer down under🇦🇺
Hi Ryan. The aggressive emu that was hissing and growling at the guy backing up from it has feathers. When you said you would skin it and wear it's fur, I remembered. Have a quick look at a famous movie about Australian Light horsemen in WW1, named The Light Horsemen. You will see a plume (feather) from an emu on the horsemen's hats (named slouch hats). Greatest movie by the way.
I was in that film. An extra in the scene with all the tents. By the time the cameras rolled I was asleep in one of the tents, my feet sticking out.
The lizard is called a blue tonged
Coo-cooburra 😂
I'm Australian and I think you are funny af.
It's funny laughing cos they got no idea
Come on down sometime Ryan and bring your family - you have lots of friends in Oz mate.
That was a lot of fun, thanks.
You get a good view of the koala's twin thumbs and claws there. Designed for really gripping hardwood trees, so you don't want one hanging on to you.
My uncle skinned an emu and used the skin as a floor rug. The fat ate through the floor boards 😂
😳🤣🤣
Im a Proud Aussie 😅and Iive in the City but a few meters down the Road there is open Fields and there is thousands of Kangaroos just walking around chilling
Its so cool I love seeing the joeys so Frikkin' cute plus I have budgies and a Cockatiel as pets 🐥
ANZAC day bro please find a moment to honour our fallen..
We will remember them, lest we forget
Lest we forget 🇦🇺
Pretty sure the koala voice is Aussie Man
The way you said "Kookaburra" had me in stitches lol
and of course that's not a voice over of the Koala, it's rare footage of a Koala speaking.
look up "For Drop Bears" exactly mate
The lizard was a blue-tongue, I think. Extremely common and passive little things. Yes, wombats can bite and scratch badly, but are generally not too bad. Weather is getting cooler. Winter is coming.
I was watching the news when the magpie swooping the boy came on. Lol
At least the car comes with a genuine koala claw mark in the dash when he goes to sell it.
I watch for..."Happy Arvo?" Something I have never heard an Aussie say in my life!! I love it though!
That was so funny! Great video.
Ohhhh the Blue Tongue Lizard eating cat food! One of those used to eat my Gran's cat's cat food! Hahaha funny things XD
Ryan always cracks me up. Love blue tongue lizards. I've had quite a few over the last few years in the yard or shed.
Good video once again Ryan.
It’s a harmless Blue Tongue Lizard. They live in people’s back yards and eat mice, cockroaches and snakes.
The "missing link" is a blue tongued lizard, and they're pretty common in suburban areas with nearby bushland. They're shy, live in rocky hollows eg garden retaining walls, and eat meat including insects and cat food.
Wombats have an armoured bum, and their response to threat is to go head first into a hollow eg the dryer.
Magpies can recognise faces, so the best way to avoid being swooped is to say good morning to your local ones and occasionally feed them bugs from your pot plants. Most of them don't swoop, and it's only in spring.
Mate every Aussie has been that kid once upon a time..the Aussie airforce gets everyone one.😊
Anyone else have a huge smile when they saw the kookaburra god I love my home I’m Aussie.
Ryan the bottle is called a sodastream bottle. You basically can turn normal water into soda water with a sodastream machine etc. can add flavours for soft drink too
Yes, it is a kookaburra and the emu feathers are used for feather dusters
We have koalas in the city too. We keep watwr out back for our boy and watch for his call at night so he doesn't kill our dog during mating season. Most of the year the koala is pretty friendly but during mating season, not so much... 😂
Bear spray? We don’t have any bears, Ryan. None.
Sunny as usual 👍🇦🇺
Omg that koala is awesome 🤣🤣
Yep, those koala claws can do good damage. I remember when I was kid living in a small country town in Victoria and seeing a fire brigade man climb a ladder to get one down from the power pole in our yard at night when all of a sudden the koala jumped straight onto his face. Omg the sound the koala made growling and the poor guy screaming. My parents rushed us kids back inside, so we didn't see the guys face when he got down.
When I was young my Dad tried to get one out of our Tree. It clawed him so badly. Nasty incident but we had to laugh 😆😆😆
Aussies have a unique relationship with wildlife. We’re respectfully aware, we quietly stay away from the nasty ones, but we have no problem interacting with them in our day to day life. Because it’s their land we’re living on.
Our kids are taught about respecting wildlife in school, and it’s also just a part our culture.
For example: there’s a black snake living under my house, and we leave him be. My kids run and play outside barefoot and it’s no problem.
Rosellas and Alisterus birds gather around my veggie patch every morning, stay and watch me do the gardening.
Kookaburras line up on my verandah every arvo like clockwork.
And there’s a kangaroo that pulls parcels out of my mailbox. I’ve called her Barb. 🥰
(And I only live 25 minutes outside of Melbourne city centre)
😊love your reactions.
how do all ? wombats are the same as plumbers', dig lots of holes in the ground though usually side entrance. they can be pretty thick skinned like plummers but also gentle after the bill is paid. so claws as strong as brown bears. cheers
Never forget we lost a war to the emus 😂
Australia lost one of its greatest global exports this week with the death of Barry Humphries. Perhaps it's time to react to one of the TH-cam videos featuring this unique comedian/artist/writer. Btw, an interesting difference: you said, "A neighbour passing my house". In 🇦🇺🇬🇧 for a family hime we tend to say "our house". Is this significant? 🤔
I think Ryan has reviewed Les Patterson
Barry Humphrey's died? 😢 I didn't know that..
Every summer I have at least one Bluey (blue tongue lizard) eating leftover cat food. They seem to love it. Likewise the cockatoos and magpies.
The water bottle is from a soda stream. The loud laughing like noise is a kookaburra. The feathery thing that looked mean is an emu.
We are not embarrassed by getting swooped by a magpie, they do it so often that we try to avoid them during spring/summer.
Plovers are worse than magpies though. Magpies swoop, land and repeat. Plovers don't land, they just swing around and keep going.
As for the wombat, they are fucking solid. One wombat can write off a truck with just one strike.
Would love to see how you react to the great product of Start Ya Bastard. It is actually a pretty good product, and is used for mowers and whipper snippers (weed eaters) that will not start.
Today is Anzac Day For Us to remember the fallen from ww1, ww2, Korea, Vietnam, and wars in Afghanistan, and Ukraine. Lest We Forget 🇦🇺🐨🐨🇦🇺
The voice of the Koala is known as "Ozzyman" popular on youtube. All he does is these types of videos.
5:35 Its a lizard known as a "Blue tongue" a great childs pet. They eat insects and grubs.
Wombats only hurt you if you hit it with your car. Its like hitting a diamond bolder, your car will definitely know about it, unfortunately wombats are not built like a bolder and normally die.
Hi Ryan , the creature eating the cat food is a bobtail lizard or a blue tongue lizard...they are friendly...you just leave them alone..they can lock their jaws on you though and won't get off easily.
There is some famous footage of firefighters giving water from a bottle to a rescued koala from a bushfire!!
The voice of the guy talking to the koala is real 😊
They use emu eggs for art...they are big dinosaur sized dark green eggs and they use the emu feathers.
Wombats are cool...it has to have been rescued ...you can't have them pets otherwise.
We had a famous tv series called...A Country Practice...it had a famous pet wombat.
ANZAC DAY 😢 Today
Vets came on after the famous footage went viral of him pouring it in his mouth? The said to never do it. They said to pour it in your hand and let them drink NOT to pour it in their throat. The reason is that they don't drink and it can harm them.
I only just noticed how one or several of the Super hornets had Royal Australian air force livery, nice.
We do farm EMUS for meat(very low fat), skin for leather( the best soft leather!) and feathers.
With the kookaburras where I live they go off at 5 in the morning
Happy arvo! 😅 I love this channel so much im starting to believe we say it like this
5:42 The thing eating the cat food is a blue-tongue lizard, they are the largest type of skink.
Best wishes to your family Ryan have a great week all the way from Australia 🇦🇺 it’s a bobtail lizard in case your wondering haha
I thought it was a blue tongue?
@@suzyfarnham3165 yeh same thing I just call them that 🤷♀️
The Koala voice over is a youtuber called Aussie man. He does TH-cam video and film reviews, including movie star interviews. Some people have Wombats as pets.
The water bottle in the car vid was from a Soda Stream. This is a machine that allows you to make soda at home.
The voice is of Aussie guy, you’ll find him on TH-cam. He’s the best
ANZAC Dayyy