Australian women have no fear in their hearts because they have to deal with Australian men.

Ryan: You missed the possum, that the snake was trying to eat.

@DarkMatter1992

Ай бұрын

He would have seen it while editing, perhaps.

@heatherboorman56

Ай бұрын

We have a video of a Python eating a possum at my sisters farm in Bundaberg. Unbelievable how it managed to swallow it.

@jenniferharrison8915

Ай бұрын

😵

@ryanreaction

Ай бұрын

Holy shoot!!!!

@MrTripcore

Ай бұрын

That's up there with a red back eating a snake.

In Oz we just drink the water from the tap, it's free. Bottled water is more of a boutique thing.

@fasteddie9201

Ай бұрын

Bottled water is only for the look at me I'm wasting my money.

Bottle of water is pretty cheap at my place… there’s this thing in the kitchen called a tap…. That snake isn’t venomous.

@sprig5173

Ай бұрын

Big old carpet python. Harmless.

@mika72.-Bois

Ай бұрын

Unless you are a possum!! ​@@sprig5173

@michellesartori6695

Ай бұрын

​@@sprig5173I must confess that I was pretty pissed off with her for the way she was handling the snake. Leave it for an expert to remove or just leave it to kill the vermin around the place. She certainly injured the snake and no other reptile "professional " would have been that forceful. You're right. It hadn't hurt a thing except the poor possum but it wouldn't have needed to eat for weeks if she'd just left it be!

@coolhandluke1503

Ай бұрын

NOtice how it had a dead thing in it's mouth, they can get some pretty bad bacteria in those pearly whites, that can leave you messed up, I think of it as their venom

@karenmccarren4604

Ай бұрын

@@michellesartori6695 I thought she was very rough with it too.

Poor possum didn't even get any recognition for his sacrifice 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@jenniferharrison8915

Ай бұрын

Glad I missed it too, one regularly growls at me from my balcony at 1am, so annoying! 😠

I was sitting on a deck chair on my aunties blueberry farm in Tassie with a glass of gin watching the southern lights. Amazing. Just wow😮

@michellesartori6695

Ай бұрын

Oh, now I'm SERIOUSLY jealous! I went down to Tasmania 3 times in 2019 looking at property to buy and I absolutely adored it. I bought different family members down with me each trip but I think that I had decided that the South of Tasmania, somewhere within an hour of Hobart was where I wanted to be. Then came 2020, a change in circumstances and I didn't get to buy then but there is still hope. I've lived in NSW my whole life but I've never felt as "home" as I did in Tasmania! Are you drinking Tasmanian gin? I don't know if you're aware that there's an online shop called "Tasmanian Gourmet" that delivers Tasmanian produce across Australia? I REALLY want to buy some Sloe Gin and more Lark whisky before winter and Duncan has some amazing small businesses as well as the distilleries on the island that he trades with and sends to customers across Australia. It has to suffice for now I'm afraid but I do adore the Tasmanian cheeses as well. Take care now and thanks for reading.

@kevo6190

Ай бұрын

I'm a Chef and I'm blown away by the whiskey, beer,gin, wine and food. Two weeks in Tassie and my jeans don't button up anymore 🤣🤤 Try the butterfly gin....

@Hochspitz

Ай бұрын

I was visiting Tassie over last Xmas New Year with my daughter who has visited Norway and Iceland a number of times to photograph northern lights and really wanted a chance at Australis as well as the signs on her "alert" app had been good. It didn't happen whilst we there. The colours here are so different.

Ryno, most of us have better things to spend our money on than bottled water when there's nothing wrong with what comes out of our taps!

@horoscope1332

Ай бұрын

Only full of FLUORIDE

@Michael-kt6gi

Ай бұрын

Im a 70 year old British bloke who's NEVER paid for water.

The Aurora has been happening for the past 2 weeks across Tasmania and Victoria. It has been spectacular!

@aarongrover2000

Ай бұрын

In Victoria are you sure? I have lived in Victoria on the south coast for 40+years and I have never seen any aurora

@michellesartori6695

Ай бұрын

​@aarongrover2000 It's because the magnetosphere is changing and due north isn't where it used to be. I believe that we will see other changes, including which states you'll be able to see our aurora's over the next few months. Have you heard of the 4 gas giants Jupiter, Neptune, Saturn and Uranus which are going to, on October 27th this year, form a rectangle in the sky and we, the earth, are going to have no protection from the sun's magnetosphere, which is HUGE! Normally we have some protection. Scientists say that the earth may be pulled into an elliptical shape because of the gas giants on one side of earth and the sun on the other. Last time this happened was 77AD and a lot of earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and mud floods, apart from other things, occurred. Many died. Problem we are going to have is that the population is MUCH larger than 77AD and no governing body is warning anyone that this is going to happen. Trust me, they KNOW and were warned years ago! I can't stop the earth from opening and swallowing me up, and if it happens it happens, but you DO need to get prepared with a generator, enough diesel to run it, food medication, water and a portable water filtration unit or tablets. Life straws are great!. It's not who you know but what you know because the bastards in government aren't sharing! Finally, in 2012 my daughter met a recently returned soldier from East Timor who was being treated for PTSD. My daughter is the type of woman whom people just want to share stuff with because she's kind and people trust her. He told her this, and it's entirely up to you if you believe it or not. "If the Australian people knew what their government has in store for them, there would be rioting in the streets." Take care my friend.

@verona316

Ай бұрын

@@aarongrover2000 I have seen many reports of aurora sightings in Vic and SA recently- just gotta keep an eye of the solar storms- Yes, you will see in Vic if minimal light pollution, Moonlight will impact what you can see- early morning when moon has set is a great time at the moment- Glendale App is what I use and highly recommend. Stellar light shows down here! xx Love Tas xx

@janemcdonald5372

Ай бұрын

We're in the middle of a very active Solar Maximum (lots of sun spots and CMEs which trigger the magnetosphere. Auroras have been common in both hemispheres for some time now. The Aurora just looks like it's touching the ground. The photo would have been taken looking south and the aurora stretches over the horizon.

@ozfroggirl9221

Ай бұрын

@@aarongrover2000 Yes. The Great Ocean road always has spectacular views of the aurora when it happens.

7:48 You missed the joke, "what are the chances?" It's a watch from the Bureau of Statistics.

@DarkMatter1992

Ай бұрын

The next post was about statistics, what are the odds?

@marccaillotdechadbannes6249

Ай бұрын

This guy knows engagement! I'm pretty sure he deliberately says stoopid stuffs to harvest comments 🤷😂 Gets me often,,,

@dianacourt377

Ай бұрын

I cracked up at that comment

Ryan, you probably don't know what long service leave is. If you work for a company for 10 years consecutively then you get about 3 months leave in addition to your normal leave. If you work another 10 years after taking this leave then you get long service leave again.

@Tidus0p

Ай бұрын

And if you live in South Australia you get 1.3 weeks every year from year 10 (you accrue 1.3 weeks in general) but once you’ve reached 10 years you can take it annually.

Ryan, you missed the best bit, where she pulled a dead possum out with the snake!!

@DarkMatter1992

Ай бұрын

He would have seen it while editing, perhaps.

The big shops, Woolworth and Coles, are our dearest food shops to shop at. Example sliced cheese 500g at Cole and Woolworth $11, Aldi $7. That's $4 profit.

The aurora looks like it is coming up from the ground because it is really much further south than the observer and therefore the horizon creates the illusion.

@michellesartori6695

Ай бұрын

Thank you for that information!

I'll remind you once again that Australian wages don't go up just because the Au$ goes down against the US$ and we don't get paid in $US.

@Dr_KAP

Ай бұрын

This! Thank you!!

Hi Ryan Most people who have any sense don't need to buy bottled water I never have and have better things to spend my money on Our water is mostly clean here in Tassy at least😊

@mika72.-Bois

Ай бұрын

The water in Hobart is great!

The Aurora Australis is the scientific name for the Southern lights. The Aurora Borealis is the scientific name for the Northern Lights. You can see these lights through out the year. You can see them from in Tasmania , Victoria and of course in southern New Zealand.

Think seats that recline are found in gold class cinemas here

If the water from the tap is drinkable, why buy water .? Plus there are bottle water filling places around.

@user-lm1re1sw2e

Ай бұрын

I only buy soda or mineral water from Aldi for $1 a litre. Tap water in Brisbane and Sydney is vile. Tastes of chlorine and fluoride, sometimes magnesium. Have tried Tetley's flavour sachels. They will do in a pinch.

That was some real Possum Magic, was invisible to Ryan!

My first memory is me as a six year old in 1959. We lived on a huge outback property (ranch/farm) in Australia. We were a distance from town and didn't have a tv yet. This day, I was going to lay on the floor to listen to the radio. It was a drama show of some kind, dad's favourite. Then I looked up. There wrapped around the rafter, was a freakin great snake. I couldn't get out of the house quickly enough. I was sobbing from the yard, screaming for my parents to get out of the house too. Well long story short, my dad came out to settle me, and it was then I was introduced to the Carpet Python, our pet apparently. Whatever, but when I knew that he'd come down from the roof, I suddenly remembered that it was time to play outside.

4:04 Ohh most Aussie women fight snakes at LEAST once a week❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊

You missed the bit where that python had a big possum in it's gob, hence why the big hole in the roof was made pulling it out.

@carbine5378

Ай бұрын

Unfortunately Ryan always misses best bits.

I can remember when bottled water became a thing in Oz (90s?) and thinking it was an American thing cos who would buy water when they could get it for free from their taps. Then bottled water became more expensive than petrol and people kept buying it. Just crazy. PS Ryan it's ''Bond-eye'' not 'Bond-eee'.

@lynndally9160

Ай бұрын

Never fails to amaze me, how many yanks pronounce it Bondee, I mean how? It literally has an I on the end 😂

@judithstrachan9399

Ай бұрын

Probably thinking of Bindi, as in Irwin & ouchie-feet.

Railways used to give watches upon retirement, my husband received one and it never worked 🤣🤣

@ballajurassic9601

Ай бұрын

At least it would be correct two time a day ... 🤣🤣🤣

@crm4625

18 күн бұрын

@@ballajurassic9601 🤣🤣 classic!

he walked away and missed the poor possum

2:57 Why buy water when what comes out of the tap is quality drinking water?

Like most people who live in cities or suburbs, I was nervous about snakes. After we retired and moved to a less populated area, I got used to pythons, which are non venomous. I'm still nervous about the venomous ones - we have red-bellied black (# 10 or thereabouts) and eastern browns (# 2 in the world) in the area, though I haven't seen one yet. We get visits from pythons every few months. They stay for a while, eat all the rats, mice, stuff like that in the area, and then move on. They are not aggressive unless you annoy them. They can bite when they are frightened or really annoyed and they have a mouth-full of very sharp teeth - lots of teeth. People keep them as pets. Ryan, here's an example of what pythons are like. A young woman calls the police for help when she has a 10ft python wrapped round her leg and she can't get it off. She apologises to the police for calling them out, saying that she could have handled it if someone else was around to help her. The female police officer says not to worry. It's the most interesting call-out they've had all day. They finally get the snake off her leg and the police officer asks if she needs help to get it back into its cage? "Oh no, she says. It's wild" as she carries the snake off to the trees at the side of the driveway. Pythons are not slimy or cold or any other of those beliefs. They are warm and feel great to stroke. Their skin is like velvet. kzread.info/dash/bejne/YpiGy86Qo8TLXdo.html Venomous snakes are very different. Do not try to stroke them. They can kill you.

The Aurora australis was occasionally visible in Melbourne before city lighting made it impossible.

That was hilarious where Ryan walked out of the room.

My daughter is doing wild animal studies and hopes to be a reptile keeper, she has already completed her poisonous snake relocation course. This snake however is a python not poisonous.

Yep I got a watch for 25 years service at Chrysler/Mitsubishi here in Australia

Bajo and Hex are still active as twitch streamers, Bajo is also friends with the guy who runs Dash Cam Owners Australia, and his voice can often be heard telling you to "like and subscribe".

@verona316

Ай бұрын

oh wow! I didnt know he did the Dashcam Owners Aust lol that is hilarious!

@donnabarns5327

Ай бұрын

I thought I knew that voice! Now I know thanks

@coolhandluke1503

Ай бұрын

That's awesome, I hope the robot has also had a successful life.

@r.fairlie7186

Ай бұрын

I’ve never heard of them but I laughed when Ryan referred to both of them as “these blokes”! 😂

G'day Mate! Fun fact Bondi is pronounced Bon die not Bon dee :-) I just checked and a 24 pack of bottled water is on special @ $18.40 but singles are between $2.40 and just over $3 all of which is supremely stupid since our tap water is excellent! Despite that I see shopping trolleys with 3 - 4 huge packs every week...The house I used to live in I Sydney had a filtration system costing $126 per year for as much water as you can use...Compare that to over $950 for just one 24 pack on special each week...Just crazy! Cheers!

We can drink water out of the tap in Australia probably dear because we don't have to buy it

@archiebald4717

Ай бұрын

I am also mystified why people would spend good money on buying a plastic bottle with some water in it, rather than drink tap water.

@Jaymzi

Ай бұрын

@@archiebald4717 Unless you live in small towns, then it's rarely potable

@judithstrachan9399

Ай бұрын

And small towns have higher freight costs, therefore higher bottled water costs. 1.5L bottled water at my local Woolies is 80c.

@michellesartori6695

Ай бұрын

​@@JaymziNot MY taps either. It rusts my kettle and that's after I filter it. It's the colour of urine and I only drink what I've boiled and I don't even give it to the cats, they won't drink it anyway! So it's mostly bottled water for me too!

@michellesartori6695

Ай бұрын

Not out of mine nor my father's place. He lives in a 63 year old house with old pipes and I just can't stomach it.Hes in a large city whereas I live in a small country town and mine is the colour of urine. Old pipes but I don't own the place so I have to buy the water. Even if I DO boil it after filtering it there's a yellow rust like substance, probably rust, that forms in the jug and the kettle. I don't even make my cats drink it because they won't!

Village Gold Class has really slipped, by the looks of those seats. Aurorae are more likely at lower latitudes during periods of peak solar activity. The solar wind isn't constant and ebbs and flows kinda like atmospheric wind. It hits the Earth's magnetic field and is channelled towards the North and South Magnetic Poles along lines of equipotential strength. The red colour is caused by high-altitude Oxygen atoms interacting with incoming particles, gaining energy and emitting light in the red part of the visible spectrum. Definitely heading to the ground, not from. I saw some here in Geelong during the Solar Maximum of 1978, and blue/green "curtains" 11 years later.

I think the 'what are the chances' question on the ABS story was tongue in cheek joke, as in what is the probability/statistics you'd find an Aust Buruea of Statistics watch at St Vinnies. Bloody good find though.

Well done- have a rest over the weekend - say hello to the fam and smile. See you next week - ta.

The main place illegal to park, if not signposted, is next to fire hydrants, most of ours are below ground access, to know where they are blue reflectors are cemented to the road or arrows painted to indicate their location, also on the verge in front of someones house without the permission of the tenant or home owner, even though it is state property, and obviously, you can't block pedestrian paths.

Hi Ryan, love watching your channel. Bondi is pronounced Bond-eye, cheers

@davidberriman5903

Ай бұрын

Oh thank you. I thought I would check the comments before I corrected him.

Yes I have seen Aurora's in Australia. Australia has its very own version, called the Aurora Australis or Southern Lights, and there have been uncommonly early sightings in Tasmania and other parts of Australia this year.

What's wrong with the tap water in Aus? I drank it every time I was there. It seemed to be fine to me.

@Ishlacorrin

Ай бұрын

Nothing, which is why the bottled water is expensive, it's for tourists mostly. In the supermarkets it's cheap.

@pamconnell3742

Ай бұрын

@@Ishlacorrin and most pubs and eateries give free water these days as well. Bonus.

Why is that I appreciate a random American being so interested in Australia?

Water , like anything else , varies in cost where I am it usually costs about a dollar. Those snakes are harmless carpet snakes. They eat lots of rats.

@fasteddie9201

Ай бұрын

Wouldn't have a clue because I've never and never will buy water in a plastic bottle. Makes no sense when (except Adelaide) tap water is just as clean with less environmental footprint left.

No-one gets watches anymore. Too expensive these days. They just kick you out. Melbourne Australia

I have seen the Aurora in Australis in Australia. Did not know it was about to happen but because I was up river camping and sitting around camp fire in the wee hours drinking I was wondering whether I was hallucinating. Lit up the night sky around midnight On a normal night tucked up in bed at home I would never have had the opportunity.

Hey, you missed seeing the poor possum. I certainly do remember Bajo and Hex. They were on a show about gaming and I used to watch it fairly regularly even though I'm not a gamer!

"Woolsworths Again"! Another Ryanism

EVERY COUNTRY NEEDS A DEFENCE. DEFENCE, DEFENCE, FORCE. GET IT? DEFENCE NOT OFFENCE.

Happy Arvo From Perth WA

Ryan! You missed the bit where the fm snake wrangler had to get the python to let go of it's dinner { a possum } in order to get it down through that hole. The reaction would have been a whole lot different if it had been an Eastern Brown, or a Tiger snake. You've heard of the Northern Lights? We get the Southern Lights { The Aurora } down here, usually in Tas and Vic, and usually on clear -even slightly frosty - nights. Ours are usually less dramatically colourful or distinct than the Northern, but sometimes - like last week - we get a great show. Surely the Median House prices would be more accurate if they were by suburb or region? Lumping all the most expensive with everything else artificially inflates the poorer suburbs.

With regard to the watch, my guess is statistically it displays the correct time twice a day

@fasteddie9201

Ай бұрын

That sounds stasisfactorally correct with those statistics. I'm statisfied with that.

Yep Google is often wrong about roads in Oz. It sent my daughter and I on our recent 1st visit to Tassie where the sealed road became dirt but was still pretty good so we continued until I spotted a hand made, quite large sign hanging on a fence that I couldn't quite read. I told my daughter to back up, she didn't want to as she had booked a boat trip at our next destination but eventually acquiesced. The sign read : Ya better be in a 4x4 going forward. Google sucks.

Our cinema in Rosebud Victoria is good and very cheap- for seniors. Only $9 a movie with a $9 a year movie card. Melbourne Australia

Our boy really missed the steamed hams reference.

I never buy water. Tap water is good.

Yeah, a bottle of water might be costly but we can drink it out of our taps too. 😁

We don't need to buy bottled water, comes out of the taps as pure as can be.

Most Americans haven't left their countries. Lots of Japanese have never been to Australia and hence have not tried Australian Cuisine.

@mehere8038

Ай бұрын

he missunderstood & somehow thought it was asking who likes it, not who has tried it

We don’t drink bottled water. Tap water is perfect.

We have a lot of price gougers here in Australia. I paid $5 for a small bottle at a concert in the 80’s

Good Game! I'd forgotten about that show. I'm not even a gamer and I liked watching it

A lot of watches are given out as retirement gifts

Vinnies or St Vincent de Paul are charity opportunity shops run by the catholics. People take their unwanted wares in as a donation and the shop puts them up for sale. There are many throughout Australia.

@horoscope1332

Ай бұрын

Originally run by the Catholics..but like every other business I assume it is Incorporated

There is a lolly shop over on KI (Kangaroo Island) that sells lolly pops with bugs encased inside

we haven't had rain since November

6:15 Ryan had his honest opinion on politicians going to war, on the tip of his tongue. They’re more “important” than the rest of us 😂

Possum sacrifice should not go unnoticed...no hiding this time..😮😂

My friend in the US wanted to invest in real estate and when he was doing research, he discovered that the prices had doubled. He spoke to several real estate agents who told him to wait a few years until these inflated prices come back down. So the high property prices are global.

Bottled water cost almost nothing here in Australia as long as you don’t buy it at a servo or from a fridge

Sightings of the aurora are common if you are in places like Tassie or New Zealand, there are lots of people who follow Facebook groups who send out posts when Aurora's are likely. Scientists monitor the sun, particularly solar storms as just one large one could damage power grids and satellites, the brighter the aurora the more intense the solar storm

Coke buys water from springs in my local area to bottle. Needless to say it is only the less smart people who buy it. Most people carry their own water bottle that they fill from their tap at home. My town also has bubblers (I think the US call them water fountains?) and taps so you can refill your water bottle while you are out.

At a guess: there's no market for cheap bottled water because water from the tap is safe to drink.

i live in the south west of WA and one of our guests saw a lizard with a small possum stuck in its gob. bloody things stomp around in my ceiling all night.

Happy Arvo Ryan, what's the good news? Oh, that's an early Aurora Australis, best seen in Tasmania, which shows greens, blues, mauves, pinks all over the skies! Water 1.5 litre, 80c! All Australians should refuse to go to war again for the personal benefit projects of other countries! Let's 'forget' chocolate cake! Meanwhile in NSW, around 44,000 properties are empty and 196 newbuild ones are for particular Asians only! The Philippines has a lot of American culture! Japanese mainly eat raw fish! Google X that! 😵 See ya! 🙋

Ryan, the northern hemisphere has Aurora Borealis (northern lights) while the southern hemisphere has Aurora Australis (southern lights). Maybe you can add those to your topics for reactions. Interesting stuff! They have Latin names like so many things from historical records as do plants and animals, since man named those as well. This photo may have been the sunrise, which you can see in the aboriginal flag.

Evian spelled backwards is what?

Yeah your on your own with the snake part

At my local Coles and Woolworths, a 1.5L water costs 90c.

Lest we forget is on the cake

Water in Australia is mostly potable, supermarkets sell 1.5l water for 95c and includes the 10c refund for recycling

I live down south in one of Melbourne’s leafy eastern suburbs and I’ve never seen a snake in my garden or around the neighbourhood let alone in the house, only lots of kookaburras, magpies and cockatoos. You can see more in the north of the country where it’s hot and tropical. I can say for all my travelling around the countryside I’ve never seen a kangaroo, only lots of sheep. It all depends where you live. You can see more wildlife if you live in the country, the outback or country towns, not so much in the cities.

@pamconnell3742

Ай бұрын

I've lived in country areas most of my adult life and never seen a snake. My BIL said it was probably because of the abundance of kookaburras.

@mssuziquzi

Ай бұрын

@@pamconnell3742 Yes I was told that too. The kookaburras take care of the snakes.

@fasteddie9201

Ай бұрын

That's because sheep country is dead country.

@fasteddie9201

Ай бұрын

​@@mssuziquziThey would be around, just staying out of sight out of mind. Most are only seen in urban areas when you actually purposely look for them.

@mssuziquzi

Ай бұрын

@@fasteddie9201 Now you’re scaring me.😧

The price of a bottle of water and other drinks here tends to be marked up significantly to pay for business costs, including the cost of labour, as well as a hefty mark-up to accomodate the retailer's profit. In most countries around the world the profit margin for large supermarkets and department stores is around 3%, but here it has been rather sticky around the 9% mark for a number of reasons, including lack of competition.

I have lived on the south coast of Victoria my entire life 40+years and I have never seen any aurora in the sky....

@Reneesillycar74

Ай бұрын

I heard it was happening on a news channel, don’t ask me which one😂 I thought it was fairly common knowledge ✌🏼

@ballajurassic9601

Ай бұрын

You should go outside a bit more 😶

@aarongrover2000

Ай бұрын

@@ballajurassic9601 I have an outside job with various shifts (night & day)

@aarongrover2000

Ай бұрын

@@ballajurassic9601 I work an outdoors job with various shifts (night & day)

The median is the number where the same number of houses are above and below..

Never heard of Bajo and Hex and i am in Victoria

Australian Ignoramus of the Week must go to the cake decorator unless they really, really don't like ANZAC day.

Mt franklin 500 ml water bottle .bought today from coles . $2.75 in dandenong suburb , melbourne.

The idea of a decorated cake for ANZAC Day is just immoral

$2.00 for a bottle of water, i havent seen it that cheap, most shops i know will hit you up for $5 plus, i am glad i live out bush and have a 10,000 gallon tank full

When it comes to war, we're so bloody lucky that the Americans need us

You missed the pun. “What are the chances of that” because the watch is for the bureau of statistics. Ie statistics, chances. It went straight over your head. 🤣

Aussie soldiers are referred to as Diggers, one we dug trenches effectively and quickly and because the British (Tommies) all thought that Australian’s where either miners or stockman (cowboys), the Aussie soldiers embraced the term with pride.

" nothing bad about Coles this week"..😅

We do not get aurora borealis lights in Australia. I have never seen, nor heard of this happening here.

It's Bond-eye not Bond-ee

@scooternutmick

Ай бұрын

Bond-eye or Bon Die?

@vtbn53

Ай бұрын

@@scooternutmick Both work for me - providing you run both syllables together.

14:45... What would be wrong with a witchetty grub in a sushi roll?

It's actually pronounced Bon-dye Beach.

I live in regional South Australia and nothing wrong with our tap water. My youngest brother works at ABS in Canberra.

I was wondering when you'd watch something about Aurora Australis.

Ryan, Aussies don’t drop their t’s, that’s a Cockney thing (UK). The snake lady is a professional handler. She knows what type of snake it is and whether it’s venomous or not. Bigger snakes are often pythons that wrap around your neck and body and crush you.