Australia Is Famous For All Of Its Dangerous Animals That Are Completely Savage
I thought everything was bigger in the US but Australia wins this one
Rachel
- Published in Interesting
As an Australian, I am incredibly familiar with hearing people say, “Oh, I'd love to travel to Australia, but I couldn’t deal with all the deadly wildlife! There must be snakes everywhere!” To which I always reply, “It isn’t that bad! I’ve never seen a snake and spiders mostly stay away—in the cities, anyway.”
But then I see photos like this and immediately want to move overseas. Australia is famous for all of its snakes, spiders, crocodiles and other assorted creatures that could cause serious damage just by looking at them. I feel as though you’d have to be incredible unlucky to come across many of these; but if Australia ever decides to stop tourism, showing these photos will be enough to do it.
Check out this giant termite mound!
It may not properly snow here, but we do have giant chunks of ice falling from the sky
This is the biggest worm I have EVER seen
The Snake Catchers Adelaide page enjoys casually posting pictures of snakes in locations where snakes should not be....
Would you walk through these spider webs in rural Victoria for a million dollars?
Western Australia's largest python feeding on a CROCODILE
A saltwater crocodile
robdegog89 on ImgurDo people from other countries not always check their shoes?
Just a big lizard coming for a visit
You're much more likely to be covered in flies than spiders
This cute lil Blue Ringed Octopus that is super deadly
Toads hitching a ride on a snake...
I was beginning to wonder how it got there, but I think some things are better off remaining mysteries.
Hopefully you fill up the car before you notice the snake for a quick getaway
NOPE
ImgurJust hanging out in a swamp
A dead whale...
Mark Watkins on FacebookAustralia has a lot of dangerous spiders, but this ISN'T one of them
This is...huge
This bug looks like it should be in a fantasy novel
This hot-pink slug that only lives on an extinct volanco
Read more about this fascinating creature here.
MICHAEL MURPHY/NPWS on National Geographic