American LAUGHS At the Best ONLY IN AUSTRALIA TikTok Compilation 

From memory, the guy at the car wash was living in his car & had a job interview. He was so desperate to give a good impression he showered there before dressing & going for his interview. I really hope he got the job, what a legend!! ❤️

"Tell me you live in Australia without telling me you live in Australia" - the sound you hear when he opens the car door is warble of the great Aussie - magpie 😁.

18:38 That is what Kookaburra's sound like. I hear that every day. I think pretty much all of us Aussies hear that every morning and late afternoon. The sound they make is why they are often referred to as Laughing Kookaburra's. There is even a song about it. They are awesome birds.

That’s a goanna not a croc mate haha, the crack head was in a donation bin, kinda like a huge mail container. That was a beautiful coastal carpet python in that bin.

The girl having a crack at Dan Andrews is classic. "Over-priced fruit flan" Gold! 🤣

huntsman spiders are awesome, they don't build webs so aren't messy they just gallop around majestically getting rid of insects and mice in your home and car. a true unsung hero.

My first wife and I went to visit friends who had a big dairy farm out in the sticks, back in the early 80s. After lunch she went out to use the dunny. She was sitting there for a few minutes and she heard a frog making a distressed sound continuously just above her head. She looked up and a snake was hanging down just above her head with the frog in its mouth. She shot out of the dunny like a Bondi tram without even pulling her pants. It was so funny we all nearly died laughing. I have lived in many countries and have had so many funny experiences.

The coke cans are real. The share a coke campaign actually started here in Australia and was so successful they took it to other countries.

Ian, you made me spit out my coffee with laughter around the 16 min mark 'what the hell man, if that snake opens that door I am done' bwahahahaha :D x

The "crocodile" was a goanna. My one and only - thank goodness- experience of one was when I lived on a farm with some bush/forest nearby. I went outside and there was a big goanna. As I had small children, I decided to shoo it away from the house area. As it moved I went after after it, continuing to do the same . However, after some distance, it got angry, turned and started chasing me, with noise, and teeth showing. I have never run so fast in all my life! And yes, I'm still here to tell the tale. They can kill cattle.

Huntsmen (the big spiders) are actually really gentle and quite sweet tbh. Yeah, they look freaky as hell, and if you're highly strung and move quickly they'll move quickly too (because they're frightened), but if you're chill and approach them carefully and slowly they'll crawl away slowly too and are much less 'scary'. My dad used to lightly stroke the tip of a huntsmen leg with his finger, and the huntsmen would do the same back, then he could carefully pick them up and they'd just be really chill in his hand. Actually, where I live we have these native wasps that will hunt huntsmen and also wolf spiders (which can be pretty mean) and inject them with venom that keeps them paralyzed but still alive, then snip off their legs. They then carry off the head/torso section and lay their eggs inside them. Honestly, wasps are much more freaky then the gentle giants, huntsmen (and they sting, too) - you just gotta get a sort of 'common sense' mindset and be chill.

Those nail gun guys were here in WA just south of Perth. That snake in the wheelie bin is only a python so not much of a problem there😁 the thing with us Aussies is that as much as we might seem a little crazy we actually have a healthy respect and affinity for our wildlife. We’re not really into the ‘oh that’s cute I have to have a wild animal as a pet’ kind of mentality 👍🏼🇦🇺🦘🐨 keep up the great work Ian. Much love to the family.

Great reaction Ian! Yes the coke cans are real. Yep I am with you regarding the spiders and the thing about Huntsman spiders is they can jump and that is terrifying. The snake in the bin was a harmless tree python, as I live out on acreage we have had a few that we have caught and had to relocate. We also have kangaroos and wallabies plus other natives. That was a lizard, probably a goanna in the shed. Keep up the great work.❤️

Haha, so funny seeing reactions from people who aren't Australian... the funniest thing about kangaroos is that they often make a coughing sound at night and I kid you not, it sounds exactly like an adult coughing! We get them right outside our bedroom window sometimes and if you are half asleep they can give you such a fright because it sounds like there is someone standing at your window!!! Lol. Goannas are seriously the worst though!! Massive claws and they are just eating obsessed balls of muscle!

Spider in the dunny, Aussiest thing ever 😂

Ian, if you think a spider in the car is freaky, think about bike riders. Think about a huntsman strolling across the inside of the visor of your helmet while doing 100 kph (60 mph). It's a different experience and you need to hold your nerves. Been there done that.

16:57 The bird noise which you didn't know what it was.. was an Australian magpie singing. They have very beautiful calls (a warble). Some of the Aussie freight trains are so long that one can be just watching the train go through a crossing for 5 mins and if one drives to another train crossing to try to avoid the train, one may find it going through that one too due to it's length.

I’ve watched you on the big TV with my husband. He thinks you’re great. He’s a car nut, and we have “the Aussie icon” wrapped up and tucked in, in our garage. He has a Holden Caprice, that has all the bells and whistles hanging off of it. It shakes the house when he starts it up. He also thinks you need to visit. “Old mate needs a holiday here….we’d all put him up” lol. My husband is so car mad, we had burnouts at our wedding, we were in the centre with a car doing doughnuts around us. It was on a current affair…..about HOONS! lol. Totally true. Sitting watching the show, and there we were, our wedding video on the show 😂👌🏽🇦🇺

16:58 The beautiful sound of our currawong birds :)

Trains (regardless of whether freight or passenger, anywhere in Australia) have to wait for their own "go" signal, particularly when there's only one line. Driving trains is way more regulated by speed and time than ever driving on a road in a car. If that freight train driver just went any old time, further down the line is where the big news story would happen; a head on with another train. Lol.

The bird calls were from the most feared creature in Australia 🇦🇺. The MAGPIE.

Re the "fast" Huntsman at the end... Friend of mine came to Aus as a kid, and the family settled in semi-rural area. At some point he went to get something from the shed, and had his first encounter with a Huntsman. It's about 8 times the size of anything he'd seen back in Finland, so he figured it was going to be fairly slow. Thing ZOOMS out at about Mach 1. The dude was never the same - arachnophobic ever since. Saw one on the front door when he came over one day, and couldn't get closer than about 2m until someone came out and moved it on.

The guy washing at the car wash is a genius, hes washing off the smell of the girls perfume hes been with all night before he goes home to the mrs lol

Wow that bird was incredible! Adding that to my bucket list.

The big spiders you see are called Huntsmen, and they are very timid, not ones to want to start a fight. Not the best time when you pull your visor down in your car, and there is one hiding on the back of it, but for the most part they are a welcome sight for me........ if they come in my home, i just catch them and put them on a tree outside. :)

My dad used to grab huntsmen open the front door and hurl them outside. He’d say ‘they’re only bloody insects!’ Me, mum & my brothers would be climbing all over each other in the furthest corner of the room away from it hahaha

FYI, those big arse spiders are called huntsmans; they don't generally leave webs, just areas clear of other spiders or insects. They literally hunt down and eat all the other spiders and bugs. They are GREAT. (I literally wanna buy a couple and put them in my bedroom wall.)

LOL, Not a crocodile in the shed, it was a Goanna

As a child, around (coughs) 1977, we lived in Coober Pedy, and one of our dugouts had an outdoor drop toilet. Wasnt that uncommon. It was essentially tin shed, hole in the ground, some kind of structure for you to sit on. Mom would have to go with me to check the toilet for spiders etc before I could use it. Bad enough we get huntsman inside homes now, can you imagine outdoors! Either nothing really bad happened or Ive repressed those memories :) Early on there was also the fear of me falling down said drop toilet, because its nothing but a long shaft drilled into the ground. We still have them today in some roadside stops. but not too scary for an adult.

Don't think it was a crocodile, mate. Lol...it was a monitor 🦎 lizard! Haha stay safe mate 🦘

Hey Ian, you’re 100% right on the huntsman spiders…. I hate them. I’ve had so many incidents with them over the years. Several times in the car. Toilet, dropping on me etc… the worst was when I was a kid and I woke up with one crawling across my face. I’ve gotten to the point now that I can walk into a dark room and just know one is on the wall. Turn a light on and sure enough there it is. My other half is stunned every time I do it. We joke and I say I can hear them lol…

Great reaction. The boys on the last minute outback trip reminded me of a tv show called the bush mechanics. If you can find some of it, you'll love it.

The Macca's fight was a road rage incident, it's actually very typical for islanders and kiwis to fight in groups (I've seen them holding blokes smaller than them whilst another hits them like they're actually afraid to take a hit) We (Aussies) actually deport over a thousand of them per year but mostly the kiwis.

That bird sound is my favourite magpies! ❤️❤️❤️ 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

Living near a creek and bushland, I see most of those animals periodically - some at least weekly but you never know exactly where or when. Fun for all the family. Cheers to all the IWrocker fam.

Our Kookaburras are one of our favourite birds to wake up to in the morning, their laughter is fantastic to listen too

Mate I think that was the show, Bush Mechanics where the landcruiser had the doors and roof partly missing. You would enjoy their creativity, also check the Tele Track in Cape York for some great offroad and creek crossing. It's top of an aussie 4x4 bucket list. 🇦🇺

Not sure what was more enjoyable, watching this compilation or watching your reactions !! Many laughs !!

The way I think of it, how you react to seeing kangaroos standing at our doors and windows is the same way I react to seeing bears standing at American's doors and windows.

Bahaha, bloody Ozzie's always crack me up man 😂😂 bloody beauty. I'm glad I live in NZ where there ain't any harmful shit here besides people but yk, its oaths😂😂

That bird was a Kookaburra. They are awesome sounding birds and lovely to listen to. the big spider , while the guy was on the dunny, was a Huntsman spider and basically not really harmful at all.

Those coke cans are for real. That awesome bird making those laughing weird noises are our beloved Kookaburras. We have living int he trees of our front yard. They make those sounds a couple of times a week, and we just love it.

That "wait til the kid screams shut up clip", as soon as I saw the mall I was like... Oh no, a Tassie clip

The reptile in the carport (no walls) was a goanna, or a lace monitor (striped) not a croc. Trains have red lights too, they have to wait until the controller in his booth, with a computer, gives them the green light, to say the track ahead is clear. A lot of country train tracks are single lane and some in cities also. Level crossings can be dodgy or downright dangerous it the public gets impatient. That was at least an automatic crossing, old school style, workers/people went out and opened or closed the gates to a timetable. The "lady" was in a charity bin, stealing some donated stuff. The last spider was a huntsman, not dangerous, just big and unpredictable. My sister found one hanging out under the loose flap hanging down, on the bog roll, when she went to get some.

That’s a kookaburra, the bird laughing with the bearded man 😂

i got a coke can here says bogan lol . ill put it on my profile pic for a day lol .with this backgroud so yu know i just did it .

Huntsman spiders are super fast and big because they're active hunters and don't weave webs like a typical spider, they do have venom but it's very mild so they rely on their size and speed. humans don't need to worry about em as they're very timid and would much rather avoid us and just feed on the insects in your house

Ah, the giant spiders. I've had them in my bed, my car, on the back of the dunny door, in the baby's cot, and chasing me across the lounge room. If they just stayed in their territory things would be sweet, but they love us so much they want to get real close. Snakes are beautiful as long as you respect them. I don't mind being surprised by one.

17:05 yes it's magpies. I still get presents from a clan I was feeding in the late 90s when I was living in the next suburb. They tracked me down. Worst thing you can do during magpie season is shoo them away. Feed them with mince meat, rolled in calcium carbonate mixed with Farax insectivore mix. You'll never get swooped again.

I would much rather see a kangaroo at my front door than a large Grizzly Bear . Apparently that can happen in some parts of the U.S. and Canada.

1:11 - Tourist goes camping in Australia where they have kangaroos, then sees a kangaroo and thinks it's a dog!?!?

6:10 I believe that was like a bin similar to Vinnies, pretty much you can leave old clothes or toys or just anything really at these bins and they got to charity so she was possibly stealing those clothes

Those bird sounds are the beautiful call of a MAGPIE

That first critter was a white-tailed rat. They are natives and really big. They live primarily in tropical areas and so I think that was likely filmed up northish somewhere.

The early mornings when you hear the Magpies are the best, Kookaburra's are amazing birds and hunters and have the best call!

The bird opening the bottle through the car door was a Kea from NZ. Needs to be filed under ‘only in New Zealand’ compilation

Ah Ian 😂 we’ve had rain in central Australia. We have plagues of centipedes atm, I drive home every evening and on most I see at least one snake and a few reptiles on the road. Mostly alive, but dead ones too. Passed by the body of a King Brown on the road this morning. He was huge. A small snake fell out of my aircon duct this summer and scared me senseless (poor bugger, I stripped my bed cause I couldn’t find him, and washed my sheets. He was dead in the washing machine. Was an accident). Just now swept up and threw out a baby scorpion. The birds are Magpies that sing. They are funny and wonderful, but will kill you from the air if they don’t like the look of you. Other one is a Kookaburra. They eat snakes. They are great. If you can steer clear of the more murderous specimens, some of the others are pretty grouse. Really looking forward to you coming for a bit of a look around.😎👍❤️

Thats a big monitor lizard. They are beautiful. I was up north near a scrub fire once and a big one came racing out of the grass, ran straight up a guy standing 10 feet from me and then jumped off his head and kept going - dead straight line at high speed (thats why we call them racehorse goannas in my part of the world). Luckily the guy had a helmet on so his head didnt get too scratched up. If youve never seen one run you'd be amazed how fast they are. Usain Bolt'd have no chance. I think that one about the thumbtacks was about those kids sticking thumbtacks in the foam ammunition of nerf guns. Pretty sure that bird one with the bottle was in New Zealand. Looked like a Kea - which are pretty notorious for dismantling parked cars and other mischief. I remember the nail gun incident. That was 2 years ago. The cokes are real. That bird sound is Magpies singing - one of the nicest sounds you can hear (as long as youre not being swooped). The other bird is standard Kookaburra singing. Give em a bit of meat and they'll do that, although that one has to be tame.

I live in the suburb of Alexandra Hills Brisbane behind my house is roughly 600 acres of bush . This is there for wildlife. There are wallabies, snakes,fox's, many different lizards. And the birds are a multitude of breeds . Love living here .

What Australian hasn’t flipped down their sun visor in their car and found a big huntsman sitting there? No one!

I once watched a tree snake work its way along my deck railing and begin to go up the wall towards a hole near the roof. It stretched up so just the tip of its tail was on the railing and I thought "oh, it's ok, it can't reach the hole". Then it just completely ignored gravity and continued up the wall and into the roof space. At least I never had to worry about mice.

Gotta love Australia…Cheers Ian, great reaction…..❤️🦘🦘🇦🇺

That chick rippin' on Dave, oh my goodness, that's a crack up LOL, but true ha ha ha

The 4WD without doors was probably being driven by Bush Mechanics who get anything on hand to keep a vehicle running.I remember Decades back how they used to put what you would call Tumble weed into a Flat tyre and it would certainly get to the nearest tyre store.

Ha ha ha 🤣🤣🤣 " Crocodile Eggs " Normally found at your local takeaway Sushi bar 🤣 🤣🤣

Great vid, loved your reactions Ian 👍🏼🇦🇺.

The bird was a magpie. Smart little buggers. I have five that just walk into my house and sing for food. They hang from my clothes line and try to snap the lines. Love em. Cheers for the vid. (The one where the man was in the car)

Its not a good day in Australia unless a huge spider is near you, I'm amazed we make it to adulthood at all here lol. Greetings from an ICU Nurse in Australia . One of my colleagues years ago took a drink of water at night at her bedside and there was a huntsman in her glass . Next day she had to go to the doctor to get spider hairs pulled from inside her mouth but not before she spat the spider out who then scurried away.

Wait till you discover a huntsman chilling behind the sun visor while you're driving. Make you jump for a second! 😂

I watch your videos with my Aussie bf. one day I intend to move there but damn... do I love him enough to handle those spiders?? i dunno.... hahaha great job man, we love your videos :D

I've got a big Huntsman spider living in my car at the moment, it's been there for awhile now - but it's not hurting anyone, so we just ignore it. Best wishes from South Australia 🇦🇺

12:18 I've worked alongside the homeless in Perth and found some of them cause damage merely trying to gain some dignity and self respect by breaking into public showers and toilets. I was on first name basis with many because instead of punishing them by throwing out their bedding, as instructed by my boss, I did exactly the opposite. I started storing the bedding then handed out my phone number so they could call me before I started my evening shift at another venue. Anybody that's think all these people are their by their own choice is delusional. There's even a group of them trying to clean up the image of the homeless, by removing anyone with drug issues. Some of the best people I've met are homeless, and the worst just pass ignorant judgement from the house they live in. I still go and visit those people and my job ended in July 2018. Many, like myself have suffered from extremely abuse family members, then been forced to make decisions we didn't want. I've just NEVER been homeless, but I have been very close.

6:17 The woman was in a charity bin. It’s a big steel bin usually where people can donate clothes through a shute. The clothes are usually put into shopping bags or unused garbage bags so it probably looked like a dumpster to you. She was going for some free clothes!

The lady with a tambourine is 'Mama Rosa', an entertainer in Hobart. She was at a pizza day I went to and she is HILARIOUS!

Damn. I had the exact thing happen last night with a huntsman spider jumping down from the hallway ceiling!

I had hauntsman on the inside of the bog roll 🕷️ waiting for you to pull the roll. Sitting there playing peek a fuckin'boo giving me the "I dare ya' " vibe.

I had snakes crawl over me from Aussie zoo and they felt so silky smooth and kind of sentient when they looked at you. It was an amazing experience.

Crocodile in the shed 🤣🤣🤣👍 yeah, nahhh, that's a goanna mate. 😂😂😂👍 City folk freaking out about curious roo 🙄

yes, the coke cans are real. Please do a reaction to the Northern Territory (the rest of Australia is tame by comparison)

We had many frogs that would sing all night living next to our pool. One night a huge goanna came to visit and stayed for a few days. We could almost hear the frogs whispering,"be qwiet,be vewy,vewy qwiet". They didn't make a sound until the goanna left,then it was back to,ribut, ribut,croak....lol

Kangaroos coming up to your back door isn't all that common except maybe on country properties. I'd rather deal with a kangaroo than a bear though lol.

My funniest huntsman story: I was in the front seat as a passenger in a car when I was about 13, mums friend driving is scared of spiders, a baby huntsman (about the size of a $!1 coin) climbs out from the drivers side sun shade, next thing I know, she on my lap in the passenger side screaming, so I grab the steering wheel cause the car is still going 60km/h! luckily we didn't crash I was able to steer the car to the side and it slowed to a stop and stalled (it was manual). Will never forget that, can't imagine her reaction if it was big spider 🤣

Haha mate your videos bring back memories subbed

The Bin she was in was a clothing donation bin for charities. And the "Weird bird noise" when the guy is in the car was the wonderful sound of an Aussie Magpie

That lady wasn't in a dumpster. It was a Charity bin. She was going through donated clothes, looking for the best bits. In other words, stealing from a Charity.

If you don't like snakes you'll love those laughing Kookaburras. Big snake killers.

Probably been said before, roos are very similar to deer. They are pretty docile, in groups, jump over fences, jump out into the road at night and both taste great :)

The thing in the shed was a Goanna. LOL, he called it a crocodile. 6 degrees in Australia is not below freezing. It is really cold. In Celsius 0 is considered freezing. I love your show, Ian.

That 100 lb feathered nightmare at 6:31 that looks like an extra from "Jurassic Park" was indeed a Cassowary...🧐

You hand such a well balanced thought process nd sense of humour lol

The 'crocodile' in the shed was a species of monitor lizard. Maybe a Perenti or Goanna! The temp at the car wash reads 'below 6 degrees celsius', so 5 dgrees or 4 etc NOT Minus 6 degrees, m8! Cheers and thanks to you and your family for all your stuff, I look for it every day!

I've had a goanna like that living in my roofspace for the last few years since the bushfires in 2019. Prior to that I was always having to spray for roaches and trap the odd mouse, now I don't get anything, he might be noisy going in and out via a wall but it's a small price for the best pest protection I've come across! 😂

Man I really like watching your Aussie videos.

That lizard looked like a Bungarra to me .They get bigger than that. - But I could be mistaken.

Those huntsman spider are everywhere they will not hurt you and they eat all the mozzies and flys. On my wedding night I was 6 months pregnant and felt something drop on my pillow. Once I focused it was a huntsman the size of your hand nearly gave birth there and then. Love the video leisa Western Australia xx

That was a goanna 😂 we see them all the time in summer when we walk our dogs. The coke cans are real.

5:11 The first was a probably waiting for instructions so as to not delay the larger freight train. 6:13 is a charity bin. That person was stealing donations from a charity. 12:38 The temperature is below 6 degrees, not -6 degrees (the foam wouldn't work in sub zero temperatures) 22:45 The best part about spiders in the toilet is that it is a surefire way to relieve constipation! For a future video, (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pSRtHvngZ2U.html) a most epic drag race in Perth.

Hi Ian, love watching your reactions. The bird laughing with the guy who had a white beard was a kookaburra. Don’t be scared of snakes. I’ve been in Australia for 40 years and only ever seen one snake out of an animal park or zoo. I live on acreage in Tasmania and do recommend scanning the ground as you walk anywhere in Australia. The huntsman spiders are creepy but I spray my car and house with bug spray and so far haven’t had any in either.

Huntsmans are harmless...scary looking to anyone not used to them but harmless...except when the little bastards get in your car and frighten the shit out of you while driving!

Kookaburras are a unique form of kingfisher