🇦🇺 OUTRAGEOUS Wild Animal Moments From AUSTRALIA | The Demouchets REACT Australia 

Our saltwater crocs, I think along with the African crocs, are the most ferocious in the world, there is a video on the comparisons. It's just the Aussie's take risks they shouldn't and if it comes off then the crocs don't seem so scary. If you stay away from Australian stuff it won't bother you so you can camp in safety. We don't have bears, wild cats, wolves or other things that just come and attack you while enjoying the countryside. Things in America try to kill you.

The rule in Australia is don't annoy our native animals and they won't bother you. Except for crocodiles. They will stalk you and kill and eat you if they can. They are far more dangerous than alligators.

Magpies are pretty friendly most of the year. It's only around September to November (our spring) that they get very protective of their nest sites. If you happen to be walking or riding through their territory, they will swoop you. If they know you however, they will just let you pass through. A lot of people make friends with or feed them, those people don't get attacked.

The best tip I can give you is a saying everyone in Australia knows: If you don't bother it, it won't bother you.

Our crocs are NOT friendly. Fresh water ones are pretty harmless, but up in the Northern Territory you get the Salties (salt water crocs) which are MASSIVE and can jump vertically out of the water by a considerable amount. Salties are far bigger than your gators. If you can find a video of the "croc jumping tour" I highly recommend checking it out. It's a must do if you go to the NT.

Australian saltwater crocs are the least friendly animal in the world😂American crocs and gators are lovely in comparison, great reaction💯

In OZ it's illegal to ride a bicycle or scooter without a helmet to protect you from head injuries due to accidents.

Our crocs definitely aren’t friendly and are very territorial and aggressive. The video where they’re feeding the crocodile is likely one that’s been relocated from a place that was causing problems for locals (crocs will kill livestock, pet dogs, children and people who swim in the wrong area etc.) to that area which are “reserve” type places that do crocodile boat tours. The feeding of the crocodile in that way that seems like they’re almost teasing them provides enrichment and a safe environment where they only come into contact with humans in a controlled way.

G'day Guys! Greetings from OZ! The "emu" not liking the camera wasn't an emu but a female ostrich not native to here and probably in a zoo...that person in the orange near the end was not in Australia but in some sort of wildlife park in the USA. The "harness" on the roo would never happen here...Cheers!

Ah, Australia. The land that wants to kill you. I LOVE living here. It's so nice to see you two enjoying pieces of my home! Hope you get the chance to visit one day.

Hi, from Australia. There are three land creatures here that can disembowel you. The kangaroo and two flightless birds... the emu and the cassowary. All three have huge, hard toes/claws on their feet that can rip you apart. If a kangaroo rocks back onto its tail for balance it means it is going to try to injure/kill you with its hind claws. Just stay away!

The Easter brown snake is rated the second most venomous snake in the world. Welcome to Aus.

You're right, those white birds are a type of parrot, more specicially they're sulfur crested cockatoos. Like their more colourful cousins they can be trained to talk, when we Aussies see one in a cage we're inclined to say "Hello cocky" to it, in the hope it will respond.

Lol. Cute lil American Alligators🤣. We got the big dogs down here! Saltwater Crocodile 🇭🇲🤘

I genuinely love the shocked reactions other nationalities have to our day to day animals haha the magpies are deadly in spring haha

Some of that footage are tourists approaching the wildlife & obviously getting a reaction. They’re like any wild animals, they will come at you if they feel threatened. If you want a pic, stand back & take one, leave the animals some space to get away if they want to. Young children should be supervised, they don’t understand that the animals are wild. My 2 year old son was interacting with a wallaby at Australia Zoo & although I was right next to him, I never thought he would use the poor wallaby to steady himself when getting up from a crouch. The wallaby turned & kicked him too fast for me to react. He wasn’t hurt & it was a great lesson on how to treat animals. My son continued to feed the wallaby & have a funny conversation about how sorry he was & what a great kick he had! 😂😂 A life lesson for sure ✌🏼

You can't always judge spiders by their size in Australia. Huntsman spiders are big and brown. They may look scary, but they're non-venomous to humans and are very common in our homes. In general, they won't hurt you, but they'll help you with insect problems. Unfortunately, many have fallen victim to people who are afraid of them. On the other hand, I've seen footage of people calling them by a name they've given them like they were a pet. American lady RU-vidr, who has moved from America to Australia, was cured of her fear of Huntsman spiders by her then Aussie boyfriend/now husband. They found one whilst camping. He picked up the Huntsman and let it crawl over his hand and arm a bit. Showing her it wasn't a threat. He handed it over to her, and she even grew quite fond of it. I'm starting another comment.

That was an ostrich pecking the camera I reckon, not an emu

saltwater crocodiles are the largest most aggressive crocodilians on the planet.

The bird at about 11.51 is not an emu it,s an ostrich ,slightly different,not an Australian bird,but related.

That's why we have a kangaroo and an Emu on our coat of arms. They can't walk backwards and only move forward, and as a people, so will we. That's what it stands for. 💜Australia 🇦🇺.

Crocodile would have a toy like an alligator for lunch

That roo never needed rescuing from the river! They swim quite well!

Mate I have a family of Maggie's that live in the trees in my yard, I have never been swooped by them they just sit in the trees eat the bugs and look at me as if I am a part of the furniture.

You should check out the xideos comparing your alligators and our crocs

The pack of wild dogs on the beach are called Dingos.

Those magpies can be brutal. I remember a kids at school who had a pretty big bloody wound from an attack, while playing in the school yard. Not long ago one was chasing me down the street while I was walking the dog. I ran & it kept swooping me. Luckily I had a hat & sunglasses on. People have lost eyes before.

" U get flocks of parrots " 😂

That spider is called a Funnel Web Spider

Exchange the 'roos for moose, dingos for coyotes, koalas for bears, and magpies for Canada geese and you almost have Canada in the summer. I say almost cuz we don't have anything to compare to crocs, lizards, or any of the other creepy crawlers. We have spiders but nothing like the Aussies have. God knew we couldn't handle those critters cuz we can get -20°C/-4°F to -40°C/-40°F winters and thats enough to deal with lol

cockatoos that americans have for pets in the usa are originally from australia and there are millions of them in the wild flying all over the place - people do keep them as pets in aus as well but you dont need to because you see them everywhere and they are wild birds

The *best* story is how the Australian Army declared war on the emus and the emus won. True story.

14:08 There's always that one animal that will try. That kangaroo took on the car.lol

Your children were probably referring to a hedgehog that rolls into a ball to protect its soft underside. The Echidna in this video is like a large hedgehog. I watch a couple of channels out of Australia and they have a lot of venomous spiders and snakes. One Aussie family that I follow are dog trainers/rehabilitators and they had to put snake fencing up around their property to keep the venomous snakes out. The canines on the beach were dingos. They are canine but not dogs.Those roos can kill a person/dog with one swipe of their claws. Very dangerous.

American crocs are up to 500kg an Aussie Salty is up to 1100kg and they are definitely not friendly.

people should leave the animals alone, they are wild animals of course they are going to attack if they feel threatened it's common sense.

Tips: Don't go wandering off into the bush and you will be fine. Stay on the path.

The roo at the river wasn't about to thank anyone. It was positioning to start to kick the shit out of someone. The second they rock back on their tail and push their legs forward means you're about to get fucked up.

Our policy is it you leave it alone it will leave u alone

Our male salwater crocs grow up to 7meters long (23feet) and weigh 2,205 pounds

Our porcupine is called an Echidna, they roll up in a ball for defense

Aussie here fun fact both the emu and kangaroo are on our coat of arms because neither can go backwards hence australia is always moving forward

The crocs here are very ferocious. Crocs will take you if you're near them unless they have already ate

Its Magpie breeding season right now Early spring September.

8:36 L o l dion said the lady is taking the koala home. I remember that video that was cool the rest of them were too dangerous

You guys are fantastic

The thorny devil was the lizard y’all asked about! And an echidna can’t bite son!

Our coat of arms have the kangaroo and the emu on it. Both cannot take a step backwards. Just go forward and live together peacefully.

Our government is way scarier than our animals. At least the animals don't lie about their intentions.

Never fight with a Kangaroo, they have big claws on their back legs and can create major injuries! They are not “skippy”!!!!!!!!

A Baby Ate My Dingo 😂😂

Those where Dingos on the beach not dogs. They are a wild member of the canine family

Thanks

The Australian salt-water crocodile is thought to be the largest of it's type in the world. They are man eaters and definitely should be left alone. The Eastern Brown is, I think, rated as one of the most venomous snakes in the world, second only to the inland Taipan. The Australian funnel-web spider is the most venomous spider in Australia; even though only 10-15% of the bites made are thought to be venomous, any bite should be treated as life threatening and treatment should be immediately sought. Fun fact, there is one type of funnel-web which lives in trees and drops on its prey... yaaay?

ok and absolutely positively don't kick a snake .. unless you're wearing motorcycle leathers and boots .. then maybe, but don't.. they eat mice .. we have a lot of mice

Australia's Wegde tail Eagle ( around 8' or more wing span ) actually attack hang gliders .

I had a maggie open me up right next to my eye and snap the arm off my glasses. Not very friendly in breeding season. Still ok though. I'm in it's territory.

those dogs are no ordinary dogs; they're called dingos = feral dogs. You don't want to be on the wrong side of them, that's for sure.

Honestly, Florida is far worse than Australia... in so many ways. You're safe here. I live in the inner burbs of Melbourne, I've never seen a wild snake in my 40 years, I've only ever seen a redback once, and huntsman spiders are my bff.

The Aussie magpie only attacks during their breeding season

Nothing to be scared of. Most of these things are not everyday occurrences - that's why they have made it on to the internet.

Our crocodiles in Australia. Will bite your alligators in half lol

A couple of years ago I was driving home on an 80kh road at 75kh & had a roo jump in front of my car, landing about 1 foot in front of me (didn't have time to lift my foot off the throttle) $3280 damage.. this was about 1 hour after sundown. Needless to say I am not a fan 😕 & have had 4 near misses in the early morning on the way in to town

Both the emu and kangaroo can't go backwards. That's why they're on our coat of arms. Represents Australia never going backwards

Kangaroo and Emu on Australian Coat of arms. Both animals can only move forward never backwards. So the words in our national anthem - Advance Australia fair.

That spider was a Sydney Funnel web Spider. Only in NSW Sydney area. Theyll be about the size of a tennis ball.

Kangaroos and Emus don’t walk backwards. That’s one reason they are on our coat of arms

If you Guys ever head down under . Got a 4x4 , boat and a caravan . Would love to show you guys the outback . Videos do it no justice guys .

Our armadillo is called an Echidna

Just a note to all aussies commenting on here you do all know that florida also has american crocodiles dont you?Its fact look it up and im an Aussie.

LOL Friendly crocodiles. Do you know what a saltwater crocodile is? Friendly is not a word I would use to describe a salty.

Australia... if it fits in your shoe, it's probably deadly

You right, Kangaroo's and Emus cant walk backwards, they are on our Coat of Arms...Always move forward...

Said to be one of the most dangerous animals in Australia, the Saltwater Crocodile is an aggressive and territorial animal, and is the largest reptile in the world in terms of their mass - known to reach over 1000kg! Although males can reach up to 7 metres in length, in reality any length over 5m is rather rare.

Kangaroo n Emu n Akina r really tasty on a BBQ 😂

Salt water crocs are orders of magnitude more dangerous than a derpy alligator

respect them... simple eh..

Kangaroos and Emus can’t walk backwards. That’s why they are on our coat of arms

There’s people more scary than the animals 😂

Wow your Gators wouldn't last five seconds with a Crocodile LOL check out crocodiles in the Northern Territory

Kangaroos can use the claws on their hind legs to disembowel you. Happened to my nan's dog.

Um, Aussie crocs have twice the jaw pressure of an gator, around 220 pounds heavier and 10 MPH faster on land, just saying

They aint friendlier, trust me

Salt water crocs are very deadly and they are much more dangerous than Aligators

People should leave animals alone.

They are white cockatoos or rats with wings (one of many winged rats we have here); they will chew your tire valves, wiper blades or any basic rubber or electrical wiring for the purpose of destroying it… for the spider, listen to your mum; do not put your finger in a strange hole… PERIOD… we have two styles of crocs salty and fresh water for every one you see there are at least 9 or so you do not, see three crocs hahaha do the maths, ohh and the salty will lurch them out of the water a few meters… Magpies are serious shite a woman was killed when she was struck in the eye this year, there are a number of serious injuries per year from magpie strikes… koalas are built to climb ( you may appear as a tree in their eyes ) so they have strong claws and legs, beware… Roos when they rock back on their tail and kick with their legs ; they are trying to gut you hence why they will go to water when chased by dogs ( to latch on and gut them) also they will swim in salt/fresh water etc to try and rid the self of ticks etc … the road train is on a standard remote road, so yes it is a standard road… Dingoes are an ambush predator so they will sneak before attacking; if it has teeth or claws it is dangerous , rule of thumb… to be safe while in Australia if it is at large it should be considered dangerous if it is behind a fence it has to be wild or why fence it in… never sleep near waterways in the north of Australia 🇦🇺….

Want to see a big roo look for a video on Australian red kangaroos and go wow.

8:32 koala's have Chlamydia btw

Kangaroos and emus dont walk backwards and are on the coat of arms to represent Australia constantly moving forward.

Drop bears 😂

Crocs aren't in Victoria so no problem.

the emu looked more like an ostrich

And I am not even talkin abaut feral camels, donkeys, water buffalo's , goats , horses etc yet....... I am hungry and dangerous.

roos like water, they should have let it be

No you don't have Crocs you have Alligators. Similar but different. A lot of those people were not behaving in the responsible way with the wildlife. it is wildlife and don't like to be messed with. The snakes and the funnel web spiders are dangerous so in some parts you do need to check in your shoes before putting them on. A lot of scary looking spiders are harmless though.

Unfortunately it's quite the complete opposite with our crocs, literally the most aggressive along with African crocs. You're lucky if you get a 2nd chance...

also if yr driving watch out for the big reds kagaroos there large and if u hit one in yr car that could be the end of yr car as had a friend in QLD who hit one at night wrote his car off he was he had a friend folling him

They won't be laughing when a roo opens up their guts. I will though.

Your kids are smart, do they watch Bluey?

Actual danger of animals shown - snakes kill 2 or 3 people a year on average in Australia. The eastern brown is the most venomous. Most attacks are when people were trying to kill the snakes. Kangaroos don’t usually come towards people. The most danger they pose is causing a car crash or going through the windscreen when you are driving fast. Nobody has died from a spider bite in Australia for decades. The Sydney funnel web is the most dangerous and can be deadly if not treated with anti venom. Australian salt water crocodiles do kill people but less than one a year on average I think. They are only in the north of Australia generally away from major population centres. Emus aren’t dangerous and the one that pecked the camera was curious not angry. Koalas are not aggressive. They have sharp claws for climbing trees so they might scratch you but they would rather get up a tree and avoid danger than come near a person. Dogs kill koalas unfortunately. Dingos have killed children but it is very rare. A boy from my church was killed by a dingo in 2001.