I LOST MY MIND Reacting To Australian Wildlife

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  @RodolfoRamos-cd6zh · 4 months ago

  &quot;I have bugphobia&quot;<br><br>Me, a fellow Brazilian: Oh, you lucked out on that, girl! South America and Australia keep competing with each other in which part of the planet has the scariest bugs

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• EF

  @EffieCrow · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPMR9icfpac&amp;t=208">3:28</a> they absolutely named that so when people saw it, they could go “oh, fuck, that’s a big boy” and no one can convince me otherwise

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• ED

  @edim108 · 4 months ago

  The funniest part about the Sydney Funnel Web and its cousin, the Big Boy, is that it&apos;s specifically very deadly to primates like chimps, orangutans and us humans, but not to most other animals.<br>It&apos;s the biggest &quot;F You&quot; out there cause it carries a venom that will make a dog sick and drool for a bit, but it will just straight up kill a grown man or a Gorilla in 15 minutes. Primates didn&apos;t even exist in Australia before humans 😭

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• AK

  @akroma443 · 4 months ago

  Nakoiya: &quot;I had an irrational fear&quot;<br>Brown Snake: &quot;And I shall make it completely rational&quot;

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• CA

  @cameronephriams6835 · 4 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPMR9icfpac&amp;t=560">9:20</a> btw that guy was coyote Peterson, he&apos;s pretty much well-known for letting dangerous animals put the hurt on him<br><br>Edit: and yes, there is an actual island in Australia named The Nut

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• CR

  @crimsonfenyx · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPMR9icfpac&amp;t=1672">27:52</a> It is also worth noting that out of the top 25 most venomous snakes... Australia has 20 of them... because god hates us.

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• RY

  @ryanzimmerman1594 · 4 months ago

  doctor &quot;What happened to the patient?&quot;<br><br>nurse &quot;a big boy bit him!&quot;<br><br>doctor &quot;come again?&quot;

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• MA

  @madmankentmorgan1 · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPMR9icfpac&amp;t=369">6:09</a> What he leaves out us that the huntsman eats the smaller, much more venomous spiders roaming your house, too. Hope this helps.

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• EN

  @en-men-lu-ana6870 · 4 months ago (edited)

  Nako, a fun fact about the Tarantula Hawk Wasp, it can be found in South America, including Brazil. :)

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• TH

  @theexchipmunk · 4 months ago

  On the Tarantula Hawk Wasp. Where do you think the idea for the Xenomorph came from? Parasitic wasps quite literally were the inspiration for it.

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• GO

  @goDEVILrvw · 4 months ago

  The brown snake standing up like that was a threat display. Essentially, when you see a snake raise up and pull it&apos;s raised body into an S-shape, It&apos;s putting itself under tension like a spring to strike if you come closer.

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• AL

  @alexkogan9755 · 4 months ago

  No joke, the southern elephant seal is the largest seal on Earth with the males of the species topping the scales at 8,000 pounds in weight and 15 feet in length. They are larger than Arctic walruses in fact. And you want to know something funnier? There was another elephant seal named Homer who took over a boat ramp parking lot in Gisborne, New Zealand 40 years ago. To emphasize his claim, he used his weight to body slam any car and truck that he saw as an intruder and dented them. And at 4,500 pounds, Homer was much larger than Neil was when the latter became famous lol.

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