it’s really that Australia has a lot of dangerous animals?

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jaydabk03 · Answer

yes but like Alot of countries it depends on the area you are in and most areas don't have Alot of incidents with dangerous animals

somin_li · Answer

no actually there aren't any dangerous animals since most live in rural areas like the northern territory or in zoos, but in case be wary if any snakes are living about

tassiemazzy · Answer

Yes we do, but I don't know anyone personally who has been hurt by one. Don't walk in long grass and you'll be okay 😉

pachich · Answer

There are no dangerous animals in Australia but cockroaches.

LunaNeko · Answer

Yes, but you don't really see them in the city. Most of them are out in the rural areas, or the outback (semi-arid desert.) Spiders are the most common household problem. Snakes the second. You'll be fine with every other animal.

LunaNeko · Answer

@hector_26 huntsman spiders are completely harmless to humans. The most venomous spiders are actually quite small. The redback spider is deadly, but we have anti-venom for it - no one has died from their bite in years.

Queen_Of_Darkness941 · Answer

well, yeah but as long as you dont run off into the bushlands you should be fine, same goes with highly venomous spiders. but redbacks are sometimes in backyards depending on where you live.

paigelaurenm · Answer

no that's just a stereotype , every country has dangerous animals, 
we do have snakes but you would be stupid to go walking off track in to bushes in summer, because then you will be asking for trouble.

Bugs are worse when you are out  of the suburbs and in to the country side , 
we do get large spiders but the large ones don't move fast, I'm terrified of bugs and I manage fine living here my whole life,

paigelaurenm · Answer

and yes no one has died from a red back spider in a long time, the last death was in 1956,

heycjxd · Answer

Yes but you don't see them that often as you think they would.

Tarnny_Bloor · Answer

Yes but you do not see them that easily

itsmbabyxox · Answer

Yes we do

itsmbabyxox · Answer

We also have some of the most dangerous and venomous snakes in the world

adnaa01 · Answer

yes

salinmulmi · Answer

@FernandoZam29 yes it does in the national park and zoo. But not in the major cities.

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TrynabeFluent999 · Answer

Honestly? yeah we do. However it's actually rare to see as many as people think...spiders are pretty every day...but snakes not so much...and as for the rest...you never really bump into them...

Crocodiles you will probably see a lot if you're in the Northern Territory though.

but other then that...

ramupili222 · Answer

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divranjit79 · Answer

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toobal92 · Answer

there are a few poisonus snakes outhere that you should be aware of but the rest is fine.

baranlouiekeyvan1 · Answer

you can be safe if you know animals and you can live in the forest without afraid

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gd3138 · Answer

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chrystalyl09 · Answer

@FernandoZam29 I been to Perth once and my family and I went into a type of forest. A guy there said that there are snakes

Davidjonesiii4 · Answer

@paigelaurenm a little of subject. well a lot... but you guys have the best accent ever... lol... good day

Abbas52 · Answer

Cause they're ozzies mate so why not? :P

Davidjonesiii4 · Answer

@FernandoZam29 I agree with what was said earlier. Every place has dangerous animals. Avoid if possible

Davidjonesiii4 · Answer

@Abbas52 agreed

dadankr862 · Answer

yeah! right

pradeepgoswami11 · Answer

Yha

stevanperegi · Answer

no

loganalexander · Answer

yes

mlee3891 · Answer

Yes. Koalas... 
If you upset a Koala's sleep they will kill you.

eliza246531 · Answer

yes

DHGS · Answer

@FernandoZam29 not really

Shani_Raman · Answer

There are quite a lot of dangerous animals all over Australia, but usually in the city you’re fine. You just need to learn what to do if you are in that situation. We breed them tough here (but to be honest, I’m not a big fan of huge spiders and snakes haha!!)

imogen_maguire · Answer

No, not at all. The only place you would find mildly dangerous animals is in a bush/forest. But half of the animals are harmless.

Jiri_Jonathan_AcataC · Answer

Why do you thin this? @FernandoZam29

tweber · Answer

Well Australia does have dangerous animals but every country does some just exaggerate about the animals

asalado977 · Answer

Yes

asalado977 · Answer

But they aren't the only ones

anastasialines · Answer

This is for anybody who's interested:

We have lots of the most venomous/dangerous animals in the world, but it is rare to see them. Different areas have different threats. Cities and dense towns have almost nothing dangerous. The outback has some spiders and many snakes, while the rainforest areas have many dangerous spiders but really only tree snakes or pythons (these aren't venomous, just call someone to remove them if you're worried). Rainforest areas have huntsman spiders (freaky and huge but harmless) and sometimes red-belly-black snakes, (usually timid and scared, but highly venomous.) Brown snakes are the worst. They are aggressive and territorial, but they do not like red-belly-black snakes. So if you see one species, you won't see the other in the same place. 
In the water, lots of people worry about sharks and sting rays. These beautiful creatures live too far out for you to be worried. If you are a surfer, or swimming out on a boat, be mindful that you are further out from the shore and there are more likely to be sharks and/or stingrays around. Sting rays have barbed tails (rip Steve) as their only defence. It takes them two years to grow it back so they are very apprehensive to use it. The bigger the stingray, the safer you are, trust me. Don't go annoying them or scaring them, and you'll see how awesome they are. I have never seen a crocodile outside of a zoo but I know they are common. Don't ever go swimming in a creek or river without someone who knows the area. You'll hear stories about how more people have been killed by donkeys and camels than by sharks, and it's true. The number is so small it's funny.

I love Australia, and I have never been, nor know someone who has been, injured or attacked by any of these animals.

saint80 · Answer

Yes, sure.

avillarraga1988 · Answer

absolutely

shaun67 · Answer

22 years in Australia and I only ever saw two dangerous spiders and one snake, which was dead. 6 months in Thailand and I've had two snakes in my kitchen! Haha

Jardon_Lu · Answer

I mean Australia along with everywhere else had dangerous animals XP I live in Australia and I'm not dead yet soooo XP

Gloria_E_Correa · Answer

True

ferchitoperez1999 · Answer

My Aunt live in Australia and yes! but not there are animal on all parts

nikital2255776 · Answer

NO!!!

gg49com · Answer

yes  Australia has lot of venomous animal is the name of box jellyfish

GalaxyWolf101_1 · Answer

Yes we do

KennBo · Answer

Hi there 😁 
Aussie since birth here and yes, they are out there but in my 20 years of living I've never come across anything too dangerous or too severe! 
Most of Australia where the general population live are cities or small towns. Unless you go looking I'm sure you'll be fine 😉

BronteRose · Answer

@FernandoZam29 Yes haha. Here in Australia we always have to be careful of the animals. (Depending where you live in Australia)

Lizzieg24 · Answer

Most of the dangerous animals can be found in North Queensland. You can sometimes find a crocodile in the beach. But cities like Sydney and Melbourne are fine. There's  sharks though in the beach and snakes and spiders in the forest.

Caspersander · Answer

@FernandoZam29 yes . EXTREMELY DANGEROUS creatures all over the continent. But again humans are found everywhere, so nothing special about it.

PrincessIvy · Answer

sounds scary O.o

LarissaDeck · Answer

Yes, absolutely. You won’t find many in urban areas, except for some spiders that live everywhere, and jellyfish (in season). But in the country, which is really anywhere outside the main conurbations on the east coast, Adelaide and Perth, you might find snakes, crocodiles, more spiders, and other bitey animals. For instance, the poisonous spur on a platypus is a very painful neurotoxin. When I was a child in the Pilbara in Western Australia, a death adder came up our plumbing into the bathroom (I think you have 5 minutes to get medical aide before a bite is fatal). Tourists and locals alike are taken by saltwater crocodiles (they are truly scary creatures), and box jellyfish can make northern beaches unusable. Every snake in Tasmania is poisonous. 
We don’t have to deal with critters on a day-to-day basis in our homes, but it pays to listen to locals when you are off the beaten track, and always obey no swimming signs.

Vitaly019 · Answer

I think that yes😓

somebody_scream · Answer

yeet

caseyo · Answer

Yes

Jessicaaaaaaaaa · Answer

The only thing not trying to kill us is Volcanoes

santoshsharma40831 · Answer

ye

santoshsharma40831 · Answer

yes

santoshsharma40831 · Answer

Australia is a best place to holiday

sngahuiam · Answer

depends where you are. If you're in big cities or big towns then not really but the more into the country you go, then YES. When you're driving the most dangerous animal is a kangaroo, if you're in the bush then its snakes and wild pigs where I am from.

all about location, location, location.

Alyona_Shelepko · Answer

@FernandoZam29 Yes

yegi · Answer

but very beautiful country I like Australia

chocolatelike · Answer

dont be afraid lol

winn_able · Answer

Not at all. I lived in the countryside for 20 years and maybe saw a snake in the bush 3 or 4 times while walking by a river. But I agree with many others, it depends where you live!

NightShiin · Answer

yes

Erikolunes · Answer

It sounds like such an incredible and adventurous country! :)

JamieJamie · Answer

Yeah, but still,
Austrslians are killed by humans much much more than dangerous animals.
Always the humans are the most terrifying.

gg49com · Answer

@LarissaDeck yes u r right mam

gg49com · Answer

@LarissaDeck but can u tell me there are and how many venomous and toxic animal

LarissaDeck · Answer

@gg49com not in detail, my answer was culled from almost a lifetime of living here. Wikipedia will help you. And you might be able to read it in your language

gg49com · Answer

@LarissaDeck ok mam thnks

correiakevin30 · Answer

olá

Utente eliminato · Answer

Yes

JulyanaBugary · Answer

não sei falar inglês

JulyanaBugary · Answer

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PedroRavyGamerBr · Answer

yes

DangYeonSim · Answer

And you know, Australia is dangerous and special because there is.... Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) lol

LeAnn_Eriksson · Answer

There are “dangerous” animals everywhere...it’s mostly a question of how consciously you move in a place and how much fear you have (fear generates fear 😝) I have been in Australia many times, in both city and outback, and so far haven’t met anyone who’s hurt me

realisticsomething · Answer

i dont think so mshsmhsmshskhskshsj 😂

Elijah_Lin · Answer

I am an Australian, being born in Australia, and having most of my entire life lived here and well, I have to say that it depends where you live because in different parts of the nation, you have different kinds of animals but I have only seen a few Red-Backs ever in where I live, (a small town just north of Sydney) so I cannot really say that it is the case. But for many other people, it isn’t the same...

Elijah_Lin · Answer

@DangYeonSim haha haha!

ZverevsLion · Answer

Yes, we have many dangerous animals. However, not many people die by animal. a person is 10 times more likely to die in a car accident than by an animal related incident.

lynn_morrison_thomas · Answer

@hecMu_26  it does and also a flesh-eating disease

esmtmcp91 · Answer

Yes, a lot of...

amazings and dangerous animals.

tingataco · Answer

Funnel web spiders, crocodiles, white sharks, venomous snakes, the cute little octopus with the blue dots...

SweetRose07 · Answer

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Diego_V2702 · Answer

@hecMu_26 Yes, I not from Australia but, I already read an article that said that it’s one of the most dangerous places to live because have a lot of dangerous animals and it said that sometimes on some beaches you can see some crocodiles 
And btw I am an Spanish speaker so please tell me if I wrote it on the correct way

Kaos_pan21 · Answer

@Diego_V2702 I've lived in australia all my life and if you live in a town or city yo u will rarely see any dangerous animals if any.

tingataco · Answer

@diego_v2702 You wrote excellently but it’s more natural to say, “please tell me if I wrote it the correct way”

Neder1 · Answer

Yes, but you will usually only see them if you are near nature. They aren’t common in densely populated cities. (Except for spiders; spiders are still everywhere)

hhsshshhsugv · Answer

Hi there

TimurVoronkov · Answer

@hecMu_26 , yes

domineaux · Answer

yes

sofashch05 · Answer

Yes, of course. There are some poisonous spiders and the most dangerous snakes in Australia. There are also a lot of rabbits that spoil the harvest.

monkeyking520 · Answer

@hecMu_26 The only seriously dangerous ones are the Drop Bears! 🐨🐻🐨🐻🐨

Sveta_Patotskaya · Answer

There are anacondas which eat all they can see ))

Jung_Da-Won · Answer

yes

murmuritika417 · Answer

Hi

osasnice59 · Answer

hello

osasnice59 · Answer

good morning

abishev0990 · Answer

Not only Australia has a dangerous animals. if you don't care of your life soon you will face them whereever you've been. Be careful a tasty fresh flesh

moma134 · Answer

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callmesir · Answer

Australia is a big country. Very big. Our population is relatively small. So fatal incidents are not common.

However I was curious...

shark attacks do occur. Around 49 per year.

Some beaches do close during jellyfish season. Box jellyfish are the most dangerous and have killed 69 people. Queensland can record 25000 or more treatable incidents in a year

There are around 3000 snake bite incidents per year, resulting in 550 hospitalisations and 2 deaths

No one has died from a spider bite since 1979 (thanks to serums)

There is the odd dingo attack. If you ever camp on Fraser Island for example you are not supposed to go to the toilet alone to prevent attack. I ignored this advice and found myself regretting it. Luckily I knew what to do. (no, running was an option).

In comparison, around 1400 people die from the sun per year (skin cancer).

So, while we do have lots of things that can kill you, you would be unlucky if they did. I’d be more afraid of the dozen pack from Dunkin Donuts.

osasnice59 · Answer

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wongmomo · Answer

lived in Melbourne for 3 to 4 years. can say that I haven't seen THOSE scary animals but the spiders are crazy huge and there's tons of them when i lived in the suburbs (hence I lived in the city). only other thing I noticed with wildlife was the size of the crows, 2x bigger than the ones I see in Singapore.

fmarilia444 · Answer

australia has a lot of dangerous animals really! Its more or less ten animals.

tingataco · Answer

All continents have at least ten deadly animals.

chusama · Answer

@hecMu_26 AUSTRALIA IS INFAMOUS FOR its dangerous animals. ... Though sharks, spiders, and snakes get the majority of bad press, it is actually an awesome array of predators and venomous critters that have earned Australia its fearsome reputation.

osasnice59 · Answer

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it’s really that Australia has a lot of dangerous animals? Vedi una traduzione

yes but like Alot of countries it depends on the area you are in and most areas don't have Alot of incidents with dangerous animals

no actually there aren't any dangerous animals since most live in rural areas like the northern territory or in zoos, but in case be wary if any snakes are living about

Yes we do, but I don't know anyone personally who has been hurt by one. Don't walk in long grass and you'll be okay 😉

There are no dangerous animals in Australia but cockroaches.

Yes, but you don't really see them in the city. Most of them are out in the rural areas, or the outback (semi-arid desert.) Spiders are the most common household problem. Snakes the second. You'll be fine with every other animal.

@hector_26 huntsman spiders are completely harmless to humans. The most venomous spiders are actually quite small. The redback spider is deadly, but we have anti-venom for it - no one has died from their bite in years.

well, yeah but as long as you dont run off into the bushlands you should be fine, same goes with highly venomous spiders. but redbacks are sometimes in backyards depending on where you live.

and yes no one has died from a red back spider in a long time, the last death was in 1956,

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Not only Australia has a dangerous animals. if you don't care of your life soon you will face them whereever you've been. Be careful a tasty fresh flesh

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australia has a lot of dangerous animals really! Its more or less ten animals.

All continents have at least ten deadly animals.

@hecMu_26 AUSTRALIA IS INFAMOUS FOR its dangerous animals. ... Though sharks, spiders, and snakes get the majority of bad press, it is actually an awesome array of predators and venomous critters that have earned Australia its fearsome reputation.

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it’s really that Australia has a lot of dangerous animals?