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Australia is a continent, a country, and a land where kangaroos outnumber people. However, according to its most active online ambassadors, the place offers much more than the famous marsupial.
The subreddit ‘Australia’ unites locals and visitors who regularly share candid glimpses into this corner of the world. Whether it’s about the locals’ dry humor or the even drier landscapes, the posts touch on almost every aspect of everyday life, painting a picture for even those who haven’t experienced it to get an idea of what it’s about.
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#1
Jacaranda Bloom In Australia
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#2
This Is Australia
Kenneth Barns 2 days ago
"[Australia] offers much more than the famous marsupial." First entry shows kangaroos lying in a suburban front yard.
#3
Cackledactyls Are Fearless
#4
A Friendly Echidna
DetriMentaL (It/That) 2 days ago
The internet has a video of an echidna blowing bubbles in a water bowl and that's my reason to live
#5
Aussie Birds Are So Unique And Beautiful!
#6
Spotted At Mill Markets Newcomb
WindySwede 2 days ago
Haha! With Zero points from the judges and your husband on the selection board.. and a really s****y routine, but an OK one the day before? Why didn't she go with the one she did the day before? If I haven't mixed things upp?
#7
Went To Tassie And Captured Aurora Australis On My iPhone
#8
This Little Guy Just Landed In Front Of Me, And Let Me Get Close Enough To Capture This Absolute Stunning Shot!
#10
Cadbury And Her New Friend
#11
We Found An Echidna This Morning In Our Yard. Little Dude Was So Chill. Just Waddling Around
#12
Gotta Love A Spring Storm.. (Horsham)
#13
Did Someone Say ‘Swooping Season’?
#14
Australia (Bowen Basin)
#15
On A Quick Walk, I Stumbled Upon The Perfect Spot To Capture The Beauty Of Jacarandas In Full Bloom
#16
Thank You Wires For Helping Me Rescue This Perfect Little Bubba
#17
Not The Morning Alarm I Expected…
#18
Echidna's At My Dads Bush Block
#19
My Grandparents Feed This Magpie Breakfast Everyday And Let It Inside And Now It’s Quite Chubby
#20
Bicentennial $10 Note
#21
Ffs. Bloody Turkey Decided To Use My Garden Soil To Save Time With Nest Building
#22
Now This Is Some Australian Halloween Spirit I Can Get Behind
#23
I Was Late…
#24
Here’s Me, Cooking Some Random Australian Curried Sausage Dish Up Here In Sweden. Because My Child Watched Bluey
#25
Arisa Trew Becomes Our Youngest Medallist At 14ys And 84 Days Old
#26
Reject The Yank Tank, Embrace The Midget Ute
#27
I Love Australian Summertime Christmas Desserts
#28
Just Got Some Coins From The Bank And…
#29
Is $18.98 A Fair Price On Bearded Dragons?
MsPlants 2 days ago
Ive always wanted to move to Australia but I was married to my ex and he didnt want to. got divorced a few years back but then realized I have the dumbest dog and cat ever and I have to wait for them to pass because they would be dead within a week from trying to be friends with every damn animal and insect there. they do that here but at least they are mostly not poisonous or venomous. not the case in Australia. 10lbs dog, 16lbs cat.. dumb as rocks love them to death but they stiff or lick or cuddle everything...
#30
Busted This Fat Bastard Stealing Dog Food Yesterday
Brittania Kelli 2 days ago
Sorry you are getting downvotes. For the uneducated Cane Toads were an introduced species that was brought to Australia to help with the bugs but they went ballistic breeding at an alarming rate with few predators due to their toxic skin and plenty bugs they were too good at eating native bugs as well as other native frogs and amphibians. They need to be culled and it's a good comment to say they should be killed humanely as people have killed plenty inhumanely.
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ROSESARERED 1 day ago
Yes, well poisonous...so it will kill wildlife if the eat it, poison is in the glands on the side of its head. Introduced species, invasive, and the only toad species in Australia. We only have native frogs, nearly 300 species, and they are gorgeous
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Bi.Felicia 23 hours ago
After reading the comments and learning that these things are wreaking havoc on your ecosystem and are supposed to be culled humanely, how do they suggest you do this? When I lived somewhere that had many venomous snakes, my neighbor had one in his yard and he pretty much separated the snakes head from its body, with a garden shovel. If the toad has toxic/poisonous skin, should this young girl be handling it, with bare hands?
Philippa Davies 15 hours ago
Any method that kills them immediately so they don’t suffer. She probably shouldn’t be holding it bare handed- I know I wouldn’t
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#31
What’s Wrong With This Magpie?
#32
Average Australian Snake
#33
Adelaide From Above - From The City Of Adelaide Social Media
#34
My Kid's Primary School Went Into Lockdown Yesterday
because one of these metal bastards was staking out the front gate. Every Aussie will understand that this was exactly the correct thing for the school to do haha
#35
Can’t Park There Mate
#36
The “White Elephant” During Construction. Pics By My Late Father
#37
5 Weeks Backpacking Solo From Cairns To Melbourne
HardBoiledBlonde 2 days ago
Cairns, pronounced "Cans" is glorious. I have not visited Melbourne.
#38
Wizard Of Aus
#39
These Are Some Of The Best Elastic Bands Money Can Buy!
Teutonic Disaster 2 days ago
They better be, at ~$5 a set. At least they come with a free serving of veggies.
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Mavis 2 days ago
As an aussie this was underwhelming. Very random pics, too much broccoli, bank notes and big utes.
Barbara Baldwin 3 hours ago
Ya, right? I thought America was the only place to find turkeys
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Surly Scot 2 days ago
"Here's a post of Australian wildlife, some skyline, and a bunch of other things that aren't exclusively Australian and are found in many other countries." Terrible post.
Jo Firth 2 days ago (edited)
Can't say any of these cracked me up. And where was the post of the Bunnings dirty sausage with tomato sauce?
LonelyLittleLeafSheep 2 days ago
Probably somewhere in the original 70 images that we can no longer access. 🙄
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Panda McPandaface 2 days ago
OK, it might not have been brilliant but I enjoyed it. I did want to know about the hot dog type thing in the picture though.
Mavis 2 days ago
As an aussie this was underwhelming. Very random pics, too much broccoli, bank notes and big utes.
Barbara Baldwin 3 hours ago
Ya, right? I thought America was the only place to find turkeys
Load More Replies... Surly Scot 2 days ago
"Here's a post of Australian wildlife, some skyline, and a bunch of other things that aren't exclusively Australian and are found in many other countries." Terrible post.
Jo Firth 2 days ago (edited)
Can't say any of these cracked me up. And where was the post of the Bunnings dirty sausage with tomato sauce?
LonelyLittleLeafSheep 2 days ago
Probably somewhere in the original 70 images that we can no longer access. 🙄
Load More Replies... Panda McPandaface 2 days ago
OK, it might not have been brilliant but I enjoyed it. I did want to know about the hot dog type thing in the picture though.
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