Black Widows At Lululemon, Snakes Hiding In Ugg Boots, Sharks In People's Yards, And 53 Other Very Good Reasons I Am Never Moving To Australia

1.A random person walking by a muddy creek apparently thought that green thing was a bug. It's not.

green peeping from the mud

IT'S THE EYE OF A CROCODILE.

line drawn over the mud to show the outline of the body

2.In fact, crocs are pretty common down under!!!

croc in the water

3.This person found a snake in their toilet. IN THEIR TOILET.

snake in the toilet

4.Guess this person's gonna have to go without wiping.

spider on a roll of toilet paper

5.And this person will just have to go without clothing.

snake in a drawer of clothes

6.I used to think kangaroos were cute. Not anymore.

buff kangaroo standing in the water

7.Like, why is this kangaroo buffer than The Rock?

super buff kangaroo

8.If I saw this in my car, I would simply never drive again.

tarantula in the car with a huge web

9.Same with this.

snake coiled around the rearview mirror

10.Is no car safe???

spider sitting in the middle of a large web it's spun in the backseat of a car

11.This spider took over this car...AND GOT BUSY! Yep, those are a bunch of little babies around it!

large spider with its babies

12.Stay away from your garage, too.

huge spiders on the ceiling

13.Imagine trying to look through your peephole to see if your package has arrived yet and seeing THIS.

spider in the peephole

14.Not even your shoes are safe.

snake in a pair of boots

15.Seriously. Check your shoes, y'all.

large spider in a shoe

16.Now, I live in New York. I've seen big cockroaches. But nothing like these.

roach the size of a hand

17.Scorpions are also common in Australia!

scorpion

18.Like, this person just found one in their sweatshirt! Cool!!!

closeup of the scorpion

19.And black widows are just chilling everywhere, too!!!

huge spider

20.Not even Lululemon is safe!!!

spider with its web on a lululemon rack

21.Hiking in Australia looks fun!

huge spider covering a baseball hat

22.I mean, am I wrong???

a pile of spiders on top of a tent

23.But don't worry, you don't even have to leave your house to see giant, terrifying spiders!

large spider

24.Apparently, bad weather like heat waves and floods can cause spiders to invade like so.

tons of spiders crawling all over a wall

25.Flies, too.

swarm of flies gathered at a patio door

26.Speaking of bad weather...many years ago floods apparently trapped SIX SHARKS on a GOLF COURSE. And they're STILL THERE. This sounds like the plot of a B horror film.

shark fin popping out

27.Apparently, floods throwing sharks into people's yards is just a thing that happens. I wish it didn't.

shark fin visible in the yard

28.What do you even do in this situation??? 'Cause I think I would just abandon my RV and fly to the farthest country I could.

long snake coiled around the front door of the RV

29.Just so y'all don't think I'm a snake hater, I actually think this snake is kind of cute. BUT NOT IN MY POOL TABLE!!!!

snake peeping its head out of the pool table

30.WHAT is he doing with his head over the fence like that...if I looked out my window and saw this guy as my nosy neighbor I would immediately move. I don't care that carpet pythons like this and the above are nonvenomous.

snake peeping its head over a fence

31.This is the two-for-the-price-of-one energy I do NOT want in my life.

snake and large spider

32.You know, normally, I'd bet on a snake in a snake vs. spider fight, but apparently Australian spiders can TRAP SNAKES IN THEIR WEBS.

snake trapped in a spider web

33.It's not even just black widows, either.

snakes tail trapped in a spider's web

34.Like, I wish I could unsee this. But it's too late for that, so I'm making everyone suffer with me.

smaller snake trapped in a large spider

35.Spiders can also apparently catch BIRDS.

bird stuck in a spider web

36.In fact, I'm starting to think spiders run Australia.

spider webs covering the entire ground and tree tops

37.There's even a whole thing called "spider season."

spider webs covering the entire forest

38.Spiders are bringing our world into darkness.

spiders and their web completely covering a lamp post

39.They're invading.

thousands of spiders on the ground

40.Here's a whole colony of spiders close up, in case you want your day ruined.

colony of spiders in a box

41.Even the birds in Australia are metal. Yep, that's a bird nest made of bird bones.

the bones piled up in a corner

42.This is a bee's nest. Just so you know.

bees nest covering an entire corner of a bathroom

43.Yeahhh, this three-eyed snake is gonna be a no from me, dawg.

closeup of the snake with 3 eyes

44.I didn't even know they made spiders this big, and I wish I was still blissfully ignorant.

spider next to a woman and it looks like it could be the length of her torso

45.Didn't know lizards could be this big, either. Apparently, some goannas can be over EIGHT FEET LONG.

large lizard scaling a wall

46.Also didn't know crabs could be this big.

crabs outside that look bigger than the dog

47.This is supposedly a moth. I don't believe it; I think it's an alien.

large moth with four hair legs

48.I thought I liked bats. I was mistaken.

closeup of a bat that looks angry

49.Is it a spider? Is it a moth? Is it a bat? Is it a demon sent to kill us all??? The world will never know.

spider that looks like a bat

50.I don't know what this thing is, and I don't *want* to know what this thing is.

huge spider

51.This picture literally caused me to slam my computer shut and take several deep breaths. Warning: it's a snake swallowing a wallaby, so if you don't want to see that...don't click.

huge snake swallowing a wallaby

52.Although personally, I think this photo of a frog eating a snake is even worse.

snake eating a frog

53.Sorry, but this creature never should've seen the light of day.

large creature with eyes on its side and exposed mouth with tiny sharp teeth

54.Can you spot the snake here? Because I sure can't.

snake hiding perfectly in the groove of a tree trunk

(Nvm, it's here)

circle around the snake

55.Good news: spiders can camouflage too!

beige spider hiding in the dirt

56.And finally, I think a hawk throwing a snake at me might be my new worst fear.

hawk flying over and dropping a snake
hawk flying over and dropping a snake

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