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Why are you afraid to visit Australia? 🇦🇺

Ok, there may be a few reasons…

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Alice Springs is looking safe 🤣🤣🤣🤣
 
I built a backpackers on the east coast. I was approached by an advertising agent selling advertising space in a backpackers mag .
This mag also had sharks, snakes and spiders on the map in the mag. I told agent no thank you, not until they take all monsters off there map. I suggested Dolphins. waterfalls and mountain views. I didn't want to scare the travelers away.
 
Where's the Drop Bear, Bunyip & Yowie?
 
Shhhhhhh, don't tell them about the other 2,000 dangerous species (excluding people)...!
 
What about the "Blue Ringies".
I reckon they never got close enough to spot them, just calling them an octopus for now!
 
No crocs at all.
Unfortunately, they are there.
Stopped in Alice Springs for 4 days last August.
A lot of the indigenous people live near watering holes.
While I was there, and this is only heresay, a 12yo indigenous girl was snuck upon by a croc and dragged in, not to be seen of again. The risk to life is taken for granted up there.
Never hear about these sorts of things happening in city news.
 
Unfortunately, they are there.
Stopped in Alice Springs for 4 days last August.
A lot of the indigenous people live near watering holes.
While I was there, and this is only heresay, a 12yo indigenous girl was snuck upon by a croc and dragged in, not to be seen of again. The risk to life is taken for granted up there.
Never hear about these sorts of things happening in city news.
Croc in a waterhole, unlikely as it would have been on the menu long before it could grab a 12 yr old....
 
Croc in a waterhole, unlikely as it would have been on the menu long before it could grab a 12 yr old....
As I said..... hearsay
 
Unfortunately, they are there.
Stopped in Alice Springs for 4 days last August.
A lot of the indigenous people live near watering holes.
While I was there, and this is only heresay, a 12yo indigenous girl was snuck upon by a croc and dragged in, not to be seen of again. The risk to life is taken for granted up there.
Never hear about these sorts of things happening in city news.
yeah, true. there are too many disbelievers out there
 
This reminds me of when we first arrived in Oz at the Migrant Hostel in East Hills. After the first few days I was thinking here we have a thousand more ways to die!
 
What, no dingo's and backpacker murderer's.:cautious:
 
"BUT WHY ARE YOU AFRAID TO GO TO THE US?"

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What, no dingo's and backpacker murderer's.:cautious:
Dingoes are beautiful pets!

I have owned several over the years. I would trust my dingoes with my children, regardless of age, more than 99.9999% of the human population.
 
Dingoes are beautiful pets!

I have owned several over the years. I would trust my dingoes with my children, regardless of age, more than 99.9999% of the human population.
Yes, I know, but they get blamed for everything.
 

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