Snakes and spiders... leave em alone and they’ll leave you alone. Magpies and other swooping birds now that’s a problems! They are just straight up savages
I have to disagree regarding spiders. I leave them well alone - being an arachnophobe - and it hasn't stopped me being bitten while I sleep. Love snakes, though.
Drop bears aren't that much of a problem, just keep a little jar of vegemite in your dilly-bag and dab it behind your ears...They can't stand the smell of vegemite on their prospective dinner.....
@@happytraveller2122 A mate of mine said his sisters boyfriends cousin saw one once but it was only a brief second as he was running away. Said it looked like a Koala who hadn't had any coffee for a week.
My biggest fear is that I will spend all my life savings at Bunnings. Especially on garden furniture. I would be the most stylish bankrupt gardener in Australia.
Australian: I have spiders living in my room but they are just 'daddy long legs' and they kill the more dangerous spiders so I am ok with them. I grew up on a small farm surrounded by National Park so I had always seen at least one poisionus snake a year (sometimes multiple), and almost every spider could kill/hurt very bad, so I am used to it. ALSO living about an hour and a half from the nearest hospital makes sure you stay safe. my brother on the other hand is very scared of spiders most likely because he had a 'golden orb' outside his bedroom door (door leads to varander outside) and he sometimes would walk into the web. this scared him lots. I am scared of water I don't know the depth of, as I am quite small It was hard in swimming lessons (which I had in the ocean) when everyone was taller than me and I can't stand while everyone else is only shoulder or chest deep (I had to scull while everyone else would stand) NOT fair.
@@nahlakuhn3707 I'm in South Africa and we always have them come in when it rains, frigging platter-sized. You can't even kill the buggers by spraying them. I swear, they literally dust that spray of their legs and keep walking. So noooo, I'd rather the roaches. A good clean fumigation gets rid of them.
Sharks are my worst fear , especially after seeing jaws at 10yrs old alone , im 55 now and still wont go out past my knees , great whites are more common in colder waters , down south in Western Australia have had numerous shark attacks
Ive surfed all my life, at 14 i dived under a wave at cronulla and hit the back of a shark, years ago I was surfing with cousins at the aptly named treachery head when I cut my foot. My cousins suddenly left without saying anything and when I came in they told me a shark was circling us. At the same place a shark jumped onto the back of a friends waveski and tried to bite him in the back. On a fishing boat I had to grab the scruff of the neck of a friend who was outside the boat standing on the marlin board which was under water and haul him into the boat when a 16" tiger shark tried to grab his legs (a shark we caught). Ive surfed many times at night in large surf at the port hacking mouth where there is a sign warning sharks do not swim. Ive been on a boat towing a live huge tiger shark by the tail, of a night, 50km offshore, with policeman friend who had crawled out on the ropes and was sitting on the shark drinking a bourbon. Ive had experiences like this all my life.And am I afraid of sharks? yeh probably. But Im still kickin
We really fear the beer running out, or the sausages on the barbie being burnt. Finding only one thong (the rubber footwear) is pretty bad. Can't think of anything else, really.
I have those black spiders in my bedroom and when they get bigger my hubby takes them out. But as an Aussie my biggest fear is roaches, mice and swopping Maggie’s.
As an Aussie my biggest fear is having to see another one of these videos filmed exclusively in Queen's St Mall. How about actually getting out of the city and asking the same questions.
So many Aussies are bumped off by snakes, spiders, crocs, sharks, dingoes, box jellyfish, stone fish, blue ringed octopi, scorpions, lightning strikes, mine collapses, heat stroke, floods, fire, heat prostration, yowies, bunyips and drop bears that we tend to be a little fatalistic about them all knowing that, statistically speaking, it's not likely to be me.
My biggest fear as an Aussie is forgetting it’s a public holiday and the bottle o is closed. My sisters biggest fear is that her weed dealer is dry when she needs to get on. And how the F did no one say magpies or plovers??
@@robc2895 ive seen it many times . and ive been there . no matter who's there . your still dying alone . ive had ppl there when i was dying lol they want to talk to you and answer stupid questions . when all you want is to breath . and in 90% of cases in palliative care . when your close to dying , theyll give you whats called , end of life medication , i wont get into that , because i actually agree with it . but once you have that , theres no turning back . it shuts you down . they dont know your there visiting . theyre usually out cold asleep . and within 24 hours , dead . i know some ppl want ppl there , but they must be very afraid of dying , because i find it very personal and like you say , i dont want ppl seeing gasping and fighting for my life . i just want to go to hospital n die there . if i get that far lol . ill probibly die at home tho . which is ok , i live on my own , but id rather have an ambo take me and notify someone because i have a dog . and i dont want to be lying here dead for a few days with him locked in here with me dead , and no food lol he might have to eat me . then theyd put him down , saying he is a bad dog . see ? even deaths hard work lol
Horses, cows and dogs kill more people in AU than snakes crocs and sharks. With horse related deaths being the main offender. Biggest fear, getting old.
Ive had 3 funnelwebs come under the door in rain and crawl up my blankets into my bed. Wasnt bitten, just dont leave clothes on the floor and bash boots before putting them on. All good. snakes? there a million of them where i live, ive almost trod on a dozen of them over the years, no problem, not a fan of brown snakes or death adders tho
As a kid I would see brown snakes every day in summer when I'd walk to catch the school bus, me and my mates would chase them to try and catch them, is that no fear or stupid? These days you have to watch out for the crack heads, they are more dangerous
I’m scared of snakes and spiders from the bushes not from the zoos. 😅But in general, snakes are damn scary because they are very oily and have no legs and can go under anything; spiders just have too many hairy legs which is considered dangerously scary lol. Wondering if those who said they’re not scary saw them right in front of them, what would they do? Lol 😅
Welcome To lolz🤪 you know I hate spiders when they’re alive but it’s YUMMY AND TASTY when they’re well cooked like tarantula spiders. You should try all these. Lolz 😂 😂😂
I live in Aus and therefore have come across spiders and snakes a plenty. Literally yesterday I saw a spider next to my TV. I just ignored it and kept watching TV it wasn't harming anyone. With snakes it's just make sure you don't antagonise them and they won't bite ya.
I fear those suckers. I smash tiny spiders and I would never want to sleep with a Boa Constrictor. Boa's have the capability of eating a 1 month year old baby. Dogs know they are pets, but Boa's probably wouldn't be afraid to size you up to eat you. But then again, you're too big. But they can strangle you. Crocs and Ali Gators can stay way from me. I think that dude who wants to swim with Crocs has a chance of being drowned. That's what they like to do. Tale you to their watery territory until the drown you. If you had a baby croc, I guess you could train it. But no thank you. I would rather swim with huskies and malamutes, maybe a fox or maybe a sloth. Sloths are so cute but aren't called sloths for nothing.
Haha woah yeah, you couldn’t pay me enough money to sleep with a boa constrictor. Oh and the guy who is going swimming with crocodiles, I think it’s actually a thing you can do in a zoo where you are inside a cage in the water.
i smacked a spider with my hand on the floor a while back ,hitting the spider didnt bother me but realising it was pregnant and 4 thousand babies spurting on me near made me shit myself baha u get used to spiders in oz
@NotRllyJoey toughen up at my local cricket ground in the middle of the game on one side of the oval a whole pack of Roos started just walking in the oval and we kept playing
So lucky, wanted to visit Australia for so long but I am so scared of spiders and snakes also hate to swim in beaches with jellyfish. Thats why I kept pushing this trip ! :(
I hike often in Australia and see occasional snakes. Never an issue. Same as seeing birds in the bush. I felt more threatened hiking in USA, with bears, cougars, mountain lions etc. None of that here. So feel perfectly safe hiking, even alone, here.
Only swim on patrolled beaches and you'll be fine. Aside from that listen to the locals. Wear shoes on coral, don't pick up pretty shells and leave the octopus with the blue rings alone. Spiders and snakes aren't much of a problem. Seriously. I live in Brisbane and there would be at least 4 deadly types living within 100 metres of the house. I've seen one in 20 years. Come on down and enjoy the holiday.
Aussies biggest fear is a dry bottle-o
Arrrrrrrgggg
Good Friday!
And dry dealer
LMAO
best answer
All of us share a common fear in Australia
Magpies in spring
The woman who is planning a triathlon seems so kind. All the best to her in the triathlon.
I don't fear any animal in Australia, just have a respect for them
Magpie: you will fear me!
Snakes and spiders... leave em alone and they’ll leave you alone. Magpies and other swooping birds now that’s a problems! They are just straight up savages
I have to disagree regarding spiders. I leave them well alone - being an arachnophobe - and it hasn't stopped me being bitten while I sleep. Love snakes, though.
Drop bears, watch out for drop bears they're definitely what us Aussies fear most.
And Magpies.
Drop bears aren't that much of a problem, just keep a little jar of vegemite in your dilly-bag and dab it behind your ears...They can't stand the smell of vegemite on their prospective dinner.....
Oh no. This will perpetuate this stupid myth
@@happytraveller2122
Myth? It's only a myth because nobodies lived to tell the tale.....
@@happytraveller2122
A mate of mine said his sisters boyfriends cousin saw one once but it was only a brief second as he was running away. Said it looked like a Koala who hadn't had any coffee for a week.
@@happytraveller2122 Heh, you catch on quick for one of them eddycated folks....
My biggest fear is that I will spend all my life savings at Bunnings. Especially on garden furniture. I would be the most stylish bankrupt gardener in Australia.
I agree wild dogs are sketchy, 1 is bad but a pack is scary asf
I just boot them if they try to attack me
Australian: I have spiders living in my room but they are just 'daddy long legs' and they kill the more dangerous spiders so I am ok with them. I grew up on a small farm surrounded by National Park so I had always seen at least one poisionus snake a year (sometimes multiple), and almost every spider could kill/hurt very bad, so I am used to it. ALSO living about an hour and a half from the nearest hospital makes sure you stay safe. my brother on the other hand is very scared of spiders most likely because he had a 'golden orb' outside his bedroom door (door leads to varander outside) and he sometimes would walk into the web. this scared him lots.
I am scared of water I don't know the depth of, as I am quite small It was hard in swimming lessons (which I had in the ocean) when everyone was taller than me and I can't stand while everyone else is only shoulder or chest deep (I had to scull while everyone else would stand) NOT fair.
Ive got a massive huntsman that lives on my lounge rooms eastern wall, ive come to an arrangement with it, if it leaves me alone I'll leave it alone
I have one as well...I've named him Barry. We get on great
Kill the roaches for ya
@@nahlakuhn3707 I'm in South Africa and we always have them come in when it rains, frigging platter-sized. You can't even kill the buggers by spraying them. I swear, they literally dust that spray of their legs and keep walking. So noooo, I'd rather the roaches. A good clean fumigation gets rid of them.
I love Australia so much and I love Australian people they are amazing 💕💕😂
Your a fantastic young Aussie, and ambassador for your mob. Youve made my day . Thankyou
The only fear is running out of beer 😂😂😂
02:30 100% the best attitude.
Face your fears head on.
Recon you just thought she was a top sort..
Not gunna argue that, LOL.
@@donconnor1537 whats a top sort?
Sharks are my worst fear , especially after seeing jaws at 10yrs old alone , im 55 now and still wont go out past my knees , great whites are more common in colder waters , down south in Western Australia have had numerous shark attacks
Ive surfed all my life, at 14 i dived under a wave at cronulla and hit the back of a shark, years ago I was surfing with cousins at the aptly named treachery head when I cut my foot. My cousins suddenly left without saying anything and when I came in they told me a shark was circling us. At the same place a shark jumped onto the back of a friends waveski and tried to bite him in the back. On a fishing boat I had to grab the scruff of the neck of a friend who was outside the boat standing on the marlin board which was under water and haul him into the boat when a 16" tiger shark tried to grab his legs (a shark we caught). Ive surfed many times at night in large surf at the port hacking mouth where there is a sign warning sharks do not swim. Ive been on a boat towing a live huge tiger shark by the tail, of a night, 50km offshore, with policeman friend who had crawled out on the ropes and was sitting on the shark drinking a bourbon. Ive had experiences like this all my life.And am I afraid of sharks? yeh probably. But Im still kickin
We really fear the beer running out, or the sausages on the barbie being burnt. Finding only one thong (the rubber footwear) is pretty bad. Can't think of anything else, really.
My biggest fear is definitely busting a double plugga nothin worse than walking around with only 1 thong ! ✌️😂
They have a fear of losing to New Zealand in anything.They don't mind losing to any other country except us.
The Poms, we like to beat the Poms because they sent us out here. Maybe we should thank them instead 🤔🤣
Australians only fear is: Stingrays.
Just that, stingrays.
We had a brown snake in the backyard last year, and this year we have oversized blue tongues lol
Magpies in Spring!!! I fear them!!!!
I have those black spiders in my bedroom and when they get bigger my hubby takes them out. But as an Aussie my biggest fear is roaches, mice and swopping Maggie’s.
The last one was great answer
It was!
Ah yes the drop bears!
One of the most REAL animals ever!
As an Aussie my biggest fear is having to see another one of these videos filmed exclusively in Queen's St Mall. How about actually getting out of the city and asking the same questions.
Everybody likes snakes in Australia
😂😂 you eat it
ive had my face torn apart by a rottie . never a wild animal . so im more weiry of dogs than anything . but no fear
Oh Lordy. Hope you’re ok
@@happytraveller2122 yes thanks . 48 stitches 4 days in hospital getting plastic surgery but i was lucky it was mostly around my mouth .
@@happytraveller2122 Miley Cyrus ? really ? lol
So many Aussies are bumped off by snakes, spiders, crocs, sharks, dingoes, box jellyfish, stone fish, blue ringed octopi, scorpions, lightning strikes, mine collapses, heat stroke, floods, fire, heat prostration, yowies, bunyips and drop bears that we tend to be a little fatalistic about them all knowing that, statistically speaking, it's not likely to be me.
My biggest fear as an Aussie is forgetting it’s a public holiday and the bottle o is closed. My sisters biggest fear is that her weed dealer is dry when she needs to get on. And how the F did no one say magpies or plovers??
Which cities are safe about wildlife?
Fire?
And flood?
Love your videos!!!
Cheers from Peru
1:31 She's cute :-D
Glad I’m not the only one to say “dying alone”
lol dying dont worry me n ive only got 23 % heart left . why would you be affraid of something everyone goes through ?
@@durv13 Yep...i'm not into crowds of people seeing me croak tho
@@robc2895 ive seen it many times . and ive been there . no matter who's there . your still dying alone . ive had ppl there when i was dying lol they want to talk to you and answer stupid questions . when all you want is to breath . and in 90% of cases in palliative care . when your close to dying , theyll give you whats called , end of life medication , i wont get into that , because i actually agree with it . but once you have that , theres no turning back . it shuts you down . they dont know your there visiting . theyre usually out cold asleep . and within 24 hours , dead . i know some ppl want ppl there , but they must be very afraid of dying , because i find it very personal and like you say , i dont want ppl seeing gasping and fighting for my life . i just want to go to hospital n die there . if i get that far lol . ill probibly die at home tho . which is ok , i live on my own , but id rather have an ambo take me and notify someone because i have a dog . and i dont want to be lying here dead for a few days with him locked in here with me dead , and no food lol he might have to eat me . then theyd put him down , saying he is a bad dog . see ? even deaths hard work lol
Horses, cows and dogs kill more people in AU than snakes crocs and sharks. With horse related deaths being the main offender. Biggest fear, getting old.
No sausage sizzle at Bunnings!
What about kangaroos. They're scary
Nah!
Magpie: hello
What about sharks?
Ive had 3 funnelwebs come under the door in rain and crawl up my blankets into my bed. Wasnt bitten, just dont leave clothes on the floor and bash boots before putting them on. All good. snakes? there a million of them where i live, ive almost trod on a dozen of them over the years, no problem, not a fan of brown snakes or death adders tho
"All good" 😅 Spoken like a true Aussie! 😂
I agree . Brown snakes I can do without only because they are willing to chase you.
As a kid I would see brown snakes every day in summer when I'd walk to catch the school bus, me and my mates would chase them to try and catch them, is that no fear or stupid? These days you have to watch out for the crack heads, they are more dangerous
lol she said spiders are nothing lmfaao
I’m scared from Flying animals like birds and also scared of high places & Insects
People living in the city not scared of crocs... thats like a homeless person not being scared of home insurance premiums going up.
I’m scared of snakes and spiders from the bushes not from the zoos. 😅But in general, snakes are damn scary because they are very oily and have no legs and can go under anything; spiders just have too many hairy legs which is considered dangerously scary lol. Wondering if those who said they’re not scary saw them right in front of them, what would they do? Lol 😅
Maybe I should bring some spiders with me next time? 😂
Welcome To lolz🤪 you know I hate spiders when they’re alive but it’s YUMMY AND TASTY when they’re well cooked like tarantula spiders. You should try all these. Lolz 😂 😂😂
Austin CAMBO OMG you must be insane! 😧
Welcome To seriously they’re so good. I had crickets 🦗 as well. They’re popular in south east Asia. 😂😂😂😂
I live in Aus and therefore have come across spiders and snakes a plenty. Literally yesterday I saw a spider next to my TV. I just ignored it and kept watching TV it wasn't harming anyone. With snakes it's just make sure you don't antagonise them and they won't bite ya.
We all die alone. It doesn't matter if there are 1000 people there with you. So don't fear dying alone.
Nice
Just keep safe distance and you should be alright.
People in Brissie dont need to fear crocs 😅😅
@NotRllyJoey He means crocs dont come down as far south as Brissie.
Australian 🫱🏽🫲🏻 Florida man
I fear those suckers. I smash tiny spiders and I would never want to sleep with a Boa Constrictor. Boa's have the capability of eating a 1 month year old baby. Dogs know they are pets, but Boa's probably wouldn't be afraid to size you up to eat you. But then again, you're too big. But they can strangle you. Crocs and Ali Gators can stay way from me. I think that dude who wants to swim with Crocs has a chance of being drowned. That's what they like to do. Tale you to their watery territory until the drown you. If you had a baby croc, I guess you could train it. But no thank you. I would rather swim with huskies and malamutes, maybe a fox or maybe a sloth. Sloths are so cute but aren't called sloths for nothing.
Haha woah yeah, you couldn’t pay me enough money to sleep with a boa constrictor. Oh and the guy who is going swimming with crocodiles, I think it’s actually a thing you can do in a zoo where you are inside a cage in the water.
I fear Mondays...
we dont live in fear . the animals do tho lol .
MAGPIES!!! 100% MAGPIES!!!
The only thing im scared of is the dark
Are you australian? Ahh yeah. Kenoath he,s aussie.
You really ought to get out of Brissie and get into the bush where there actually is wildlife.
i smacked a spider with my hand on the floor a while back ,hitting the spider didnt bother me but realising it was pregnant and 4 thousand babies spurting on me near made me shit myself baha u get used to spiders in oz
Oh shit the dropbears are gonna get us
Am scared of Kokodile😂
That’s BS... every Australian I know is terrified of the huntsman spider.... it’s so big and creepy, you can’t not be scared.
Aussies fear losing money on their over priced houses.
The last chick has got to be related to Nicole Kidman, either that of from the same area.
The only things that I'm fear is the human race.
Yes I'm scared of the dark need street lights
Still afraid of a nanoscopic virus
I respect all wildlife but magpies... they scare me alot
Wild dogs, or Sharks.
Nah because you rarely see these animals or insects 🤷♀️🤷♀️
What a load of crap talking to city people who mostly never see the outback. Jeez!
1:11
She is soooo ooo hot
Um, cows and horses are the most dangerous animals in Oz.
Oh, after motorists of course.
Seems your biggest fear is leaving Brisbane.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 depo bares 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The people who say, they do not fear spiders. have not encountered nearly having a heart attack from them.
@NotRllyJoey toughen up at my local cricket ground in the middle of the game on one side of the oval a whole pack of Roos started just walking in the oval and we kept playing
So lucky, wanted to visit Australia for so long but I am so scared of spiders and snakes also hate to swim in beaches with jellyfish. Thats why I kept pushing this trip ! :(
I hike often in Australia and see occasional snakes. Never an issue. Same as seeing birds in the bush. I felt more threatened hiking in USA, with bears, cougars, mountain lions etc. None of that here. So feel perfectly safe hiking, even alone, here.
@@Donizen1 thank you!
Only swim on patrolled beaches and you'll be fine. Aside from that listen to the locals. Wear shoes on coral, don't pick up pretty shells and leave the octopus with the blue rings alone. Spiders and snakes aren't much of a problem. Seriously. I live in Brisbane and there would be at least 4 deadly types living within 100 metres of the house. I've seen one in 20 years.
Come on down and enjoy the holiday.
Being alone it’s biggest fear sound fair
Cops.
HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUMAN
Who cares what Brisbainers think?
Spider's snakes crocodile's no problemo African refugees are the only thing i don't like about the place