Australia may top the list of best places to visit. Their people are welcoming, beautiful beaches, cosmopolitan cities, rain forests, and ravishing landmarks are tempting.
But behind the splendor of the “Land Down Under” lies the danger brought by its bountiful wildlife. Australia is also a place where venomous creatures and craziest animals lived.
#1. Crocodile loves strolling in the streets of Australia. Just like this six foot man-eater crocodile found by rescuers paddling on the flooded streets of Queensland.
#2. They sometimes going to the beach that Broome’s Cable Beach was forced to close as this monster thirteen foot seawater crocodile decided to go on surfing.
#3. So do white sharks.
#4. And they can be as huge as this one. A 14.5 foot Rouge crocodile trapped at the Daly River Community after eating nine pet dogs.
#5. But they can be also defeated by a giant snake.
#6. So big and strong snake they can lift a wallaby.
#7. Snakes are also explorer that they would go to malls and terrify shoppers.
#8. They’d even take a sneak peek in your toilets…
#9. Hide on golf courses…
#10. And join you on your flight.
#11. Snakes also eat anything like goannas…
#12. And flying foxes.
#13. Flying foxes that are widespread in Australia and are known to be the hosts of two life-threatening viruses – Hendra virus and Australian Bat Lyssavirus.
#14. But then, snakes can also be eaten by Giant centipedes.
#15. Giant venomous centipedes.
#16. Speaking of venomous, Blue Ring Octopus found in the off coast of Australia is one of the most toxic sea creatures.
#17. A well-camouflaged stonefish with spines that injects highly toxic venom which can be deadly.
#18. Marble Coin Snail stings can cause respiratory paralysis and may lead to death.
#19. Even a tiny jellyfish (Irukandji) can be 100 times more venomous than cobra and 1,000 times than tarantula.
#20. But a giant jellyfish found is still a mystery.
#21. Giant can also be associated with… earthworms?
#22. Australia also has an abundance of spiders which can deliver a fatal bite.
#23. Not just spiders but also soldier beetles…
#24. Lots and lots of millipedes…
#25. And flies? Oh, my!
Please share this to warn others. We’re not telling you not to go to Australia because surely, it’s a very beautiful place. It’s still on wish list of places I wanted to visit. All we wanted to say is, “Be Safe”, not just in Australia but in any place.