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Originally Posted by CJack3
A little swerve from the thread 6b, but I just have to know........ So I heard something about the most dangerous animals on Earth being located in Australia....wtf??? Is this true? I'm from Texas and all we have to really worry about is snakes when we let our dogs out. Even when a snake gets the nerve to go after the dog a lot of times the dog will win (not always).
I see **** about kangaroos scooping pups up and ****???? Bro, is that the real deal???
We have basically all of the most venomous snakes. Also the funnelweb spider which is nastier than the redblack/black widow you're familiar with. Up north we get crocs. There are a bunch of venomous jellyfish and also oddities like the blue-ring octopus.
However 6bet like most Australians lives in a suburb where you rarely see any dangerous wildlife. Pretty much if you don't go into the countryside and start sticking your bare hands into the undergrowth, nothing bad will happen.
I think American wildlife is scarier than ours. I've stamped on plenty of redbacks and the occasional scorpion. Try doing that with a large wolf or grizzly bear.
Guess I need to be a bit harsher to 6.
