American Reacts to Insane Animal Encounters From Australia DOWN UNDER
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That kangaroo boxing is in America and is very cruel. You would never be allowed to do that in Australia
Yeah it does seem cruel
I assume it would have also been de-nailed. Otherwise it's hind legs would have been too much of a risk. It could just rip people open.
Do they have sharp claws?
Yes and they can disembowel humans if they want to by kicking with their hind legs.@CharlieDownUnder
Oh wow
Keep doing it your way Charlie. Love your Reactions.
Which is why they call it Reaction 👍
Appreciate that
@CharlieDownUnder cheers Mate
@@CharlieDownUnder There's a few out there but i am not saying all that Australians really put shit on america but i suggest you use that as your Disclaimer.
@@CharlieDownUnder The more you react the more you learn
@@Greg-r5h a bit strange for someone to do their research first before they react don't you think
Kookaburras are underestimated. They rule over magpies. They are often found swinging snakes into trees to kill them 😅
Few years ago, I used to feed kookas once a day. One was sitting on the roof, being swooped by a myna, Maggie came charging in and chased the myna down the street. Maggie came back to show me what a hero it was. (The kooka was still just chillin'.)
Ignore the idiots, I personally enjoy an honest reaction, I'm sure that you will learn more the more you watch.
Keep them coming.
There have been lots of insults from other media platform users telling him to do his research first before he reacts
Hey Charlie, love your reactions, you are right the first time it’s the Lyer bird that mimics. There is always one or two people that make crappy comments. Don’t pay any attention to them. It’s not worth the stress mate.
i think what it really does it upsets the person reacting to the video
Koalas are most closely related to wombats, having shared a common ancestor in the Oligocene or earlier. Both are members of the suborder Vombatiformes (order Diprotodontia). Diprotodontoids (large, herbivorous marsupials whose best known member is the massive Diprotodon) are also included in Vombatiformes.
Cool thanks!
those white faced possums you guys have in America are the things of nightmares
Yeah they are!
As an Australian, I personally find the birds to be the weirdest animals we have. They act so differently, their calls are so unique, and some birds as adorable as the Kookaburra (I learnt this recently) are considered a bird of prey when their closest relatives are kingfishers, though I guess that's fair tho, watching an oversized kingfisher bash a snake on the sidewalk
I don't know about that. Did you know that in Tasmania, platypuses grow about 30% bigger, than the do on the mainland. And they walk across country, in broad daylight, from one river to the next. That's pretty weird.
@@Ozvideo1959 tassie is weird in general. Even magpies there don't swoop
Ignore the insulting idiots in the comments Charlie...we watch because we like you 😊
You don't need to defend yourself, we get it, I've never seen a moose or a wild platypus! Interesting, some was cruel! Animals naturally graze and sleep where there's food, safety, warmth! Many lose their usual habitat when houses are built! It's normal to see visiting Kangaroos in many places, but it's cruel to feed the wild ones or let your dogs or kids chase them! I really love our crazy birds, and Kookaburras always make me smile! The baby Koala was being told to leave the tree, it's time to grow up kid, sad noise! 😩
No, you're bad, you're right, how could you know what something is if you've never seen it before.
G'day Charlie, thanks for the video, just outside our door are about 12 Kangaroos each morning and our Dog treats them with respect, as Dogs don't win that fight, someone introduced Deer into Australia and we have Millions of them as well, double whammy at night when driving, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
Yep, some Aussies expect every person from every country to know everything about us even though they know bugger all themselves.
Well said, funny & true lol 😊
You lot have Opossums, the only marsupial in the Americas. We have possums.
I love the way you look at us, you'd be so welcome over here , great reaction luvvy. Aussie girl.x ❤️
Great reaction Charlie 👍
Dude, I love your reactions. It’s the sole reason why I watch your content. Keep up the good work mate, cheers.
Flat out animal cruelty with the roo.
Yes def ignore the trolls, out of all the Aussie channels you're doing awesome! Appreciate your curiosity for our country... Possums, we have two who play on our roof at night and they even enter the house and raid the rubbish bins, even bringing their babies on their backs. What is so amazing about Oz are the beautiful birds (they will not try to kill you, apart from an agro magpie). Love your commentary and channel!
Info for future. The echidna and platypus are monotremes. The only two in existence. They are mammals that lay eggs.
Oh cool
i didnt realise echidnas layed eggs. they also suckle their young as well yes?
@@danielponiatowski7368 From Wiki Although they are different from almost all mammals in that they lay eggs, like all mammals, the female monotremes nurse their young with milk.
You do great Charlie and you are so entertaining, I love your video's and what you bring to your channel! Greetings from Melbourne Australia :O
The kookabarra is actually from the king fisher family
No RABIES in Australia 🇦🇺. Just one reason why we have strict quarantine regulations. 😊
The Kangaroo with boxing gloves segment was illegal, cruel and dangerous for the humans - Kangaroos lean back to put weight on their tail, then kick the opponent in the gut.
Disemboweling them with ease.😮
I love your reactions don’t change unless you want to. The hedgehog is an Echidna a Monotreme an egg laying mammal. Check out the Platypus also an egg laying mammal.
I just wanted to say I personally like your reactions and was glad to see you created an Australian specific channel so the ones that make silly comments about doing your research first don't understand the concept of a reaction channel. Just wanted to add that the way you pronounce echidna is not to pronounce the h so its ekidna. The kangaroos are more prevalent in rural areas you won't find them in the city roaming around. Most of the time you will see them dead on the side of the road than jumping around.
I love your reactions to everything Australian. I had reactions like that when I went to America. 🤣
Charlie, love your reactions because it is a reaction video. We want to see your first impressions.
Lighting looks good in this one 👍
Thanks
3:35 ours do the weird noises too - especially when they’re fighting
Enjoying your videos very much. You clearly have some knowledge or understanding of certain Australian things. Your pronunciations are good. Come on down mate. You'll love it and be welcomed ☺️
Kookaburra is the world’s largest kingfisher bird.
You should hear the koalas at mating time they sound like banshees.
Charlie you dont actually have possums in the US you have opossums they are not related. Australia has been cut off from the rest of the wolrd for many thousands of years probably since the last ice age our wildlife has developed differently and is usually unique to this continent. You will find some species on surrounding islands for example there are cassowarys and tree kangaroos on the Island of New Guinea. Other countries like NZ has introduced wildlife from Australia like possums but over there they are considered as a pest that do enviromental damage.
Aussie possums are cute, but don't underestimate their claws. Our cat is one of many to almost die from being attacked by one. We didn't find him until the next day after he'd suffered from heavy blood loss and dehydration. The possum had got him right down the middle of his tongue. He was at the vets for days on drip. He lost a bit of his tongue, be he recovered. Unfortunately, he now has cancer in his paw.
We like your honest reactions charlie, ignore the idiots
Keep doin it your way mate. You are doin a great job
I agree with you. If you haven't seen them before how would you know? Especially if they look like a miniature of something you have seen. Be kind people.
Yes it is said like e-kid-na. I've seen a few in places I never thought i would like the beachfront in a coastal town.
Kangaroos can disembowel you with their back legs. Watch out when they lean back on their tails and swipe their back legs down. You should always be wary of them especially the big guys.
We have brush tailed possums like you saw or ring tailed possums that are smaller and cuter and sugar gliders.
Koalas scream and grunt and can be quite grumpy.
We have a family of Kookaburras that visit us regularly and tap on our windows to let us know they are there. Baby Kookaburras sound so funny when they start out with their call.
I don't think I have ever seen a platypus in the wild.
Unfortunately I have seen many dead wombats on the side of the road in the country. There are fairly slow and don't stand a chance against semi trailers.
I love our native animals and birds. I live in an area where we have King Parrots, Rosellas, Sulphur Crested Cockatoos, Rainbow Lorikeets, Galahs, Gang Gangs, Black Cockatoos, Kookaburras, Satin Bower Birds and Red Wattle birds, all of which I have seen in our backyard. Not to forget Butcher Birds, Magpies, Kurrawong black and the larger grey and many types of finches. I live close to a National Park hence so many species. I love listening to all the various calls.
I ❤ Australia.😊
THE TOUCHING STORY OF LULU.
Some years ago an Australian news story featured a farming family who rescued a Joey.( baby kangaroo) Sadly its mother had been hit and killed by a car. They nurtured the tiny helpless creature and brought it up as a family pet.
Fast forward to the now fully grown kangaroo, very much a part of the family.
One day the normally quiet and contented family pet began making really loud noises and acting ever so strangely outside the house. When the worried family rushed outside to see what was upsetting the kangaroo, they found it standing next to the man of the house who was motionless on the ground in an unconscious state after a tree branch fell on top of him. Help came quick and the man was emergency airlifted 90 mile to the Melbourne hospital with head injuries. However today he is alive and well and made a full recovery thanks to, Lulu, the kangaroo. This happened in 2003. Never underestimate the love of an animal. 🦘🇦🇺
yeah, well, if was skippy she would have flown the plane and performed any surgery needed.
Australians would not have that much disrespect for our wildlife. We know not to mess with them, putting gloves on them is tantamount to tying their hands behind their back. Disgusting. Definitely something we DO NOT do in Australia. You're right in saying it wouldn't be a REACTION if you researched it first. Mummy Koala telling baby it's time to find your own tree.
Echidna is one of those words where the "h" is silent, like school.
Hi Charlie, fantastic reviewing by you,been watching lots of your reviews ,great work,you have s nice personality and nice words from how you feel about the time you watching them and genuine reaction. Keep up the good work ,mate....top bloke ghost you are ,....cheers....
Kangaroo boxing is illegal in Australia plus it is very cruel. Love the sound of the Kookaburra .
Wombats and Koalas are related. Don’t worry about the comments, there’s plenty of people who love people from overseas who find our country interesting. Thank you ☺️
I've got a resident echidna at my place at the moment. They're adorable.
The echidnas and platypus belong to a group of mammals called monotremes. They lay eggs, but suckle their young. Echidnas are also native to Papua New Guinea. One step more primitive than the marsupials. Fascinating continent indeed!
Echidnas lay eggs and have a pouch. Platypus also lay eggs and have a venomous spur (males) Our possums you might hear scurrying over the tin roof at night, could just about set your clock by them but they scream bloody murder if you disturb them. We don't have rabies here but the koalas have clymedia. We don't keep our native animals as pets except special circumstances. Even if a magpie joins your family, councils will apply fairly stringent guidelines to do with their care. Magpies live for 25-30 years and sometimes will become pals with the family dog/s and play all day. They are very smart and entertaining. Some people keep a cockatoo, but that is a huge commitment as they can live for up to 100 years.😊
Good job matey. Interesting facts, Echidnas lay eggs, have one penile shaft with five heads, Platipus males are venomous and females also lay eggs. The Wombat poops are cubed. Keep up the wonder
Love what you do and stuff those who don’t know better when they write the crap they do.
Years ago I worked at a Government facility which was surrounded by bush land. Every day you would find kangaroos, wallabies, hares, beautiful birds and we were very close to the Brisbane River. Sadly I never saw koalas. We would leave water out for the others as we were going through a bit of a drought and hellish hot weather. You would find the kangaroos and wallabies laying down in the shade between buildings and sometimes at the main entrance. We would have to walk around them to get to our cars. Unfortunately as we were close to other government facilities and suburbia you would usually come across dead kangaroos on the side of the road. I had brush tail possums and occasional ringtail possums living in my garage. Noisy little buggers when they fight and run back and forth over your roof but beautiful. Also had dear close to where I lived at the time. I don’t have any of them where I live now, sucks big time. Oh I do have bloody magpies and other beautiful birds here. Hopefully one day you can visit Australia and see it all for yourself
Informing you regarding things you do not know showing in the video is what Comments are for. Koalas are most closely related to wombats, having shared a common ancestor in the Oligocene or earlier. Both are members of the suborder Vombatiformes (order Diprotodontia). Your possums are Opossums.😎
Koala’s don’t bite. They only eat eucalyptus leaves which basically turns them into stoners. While they are quite sedate, they still are a wild animal with sharp claws.
I like watching you when you are watching lol. Stay with it Charlie
Boxing kangaroos.
Mention kangaroos and what happens?
This an American obsession, like Pavlov dogs salivating at the ring of the bell...
OK the on line Dictionary states the meaning of the word *Reaction* it means *something done, felt, or thought in response to a situation or event.* so in this case this person is *Reacting* for the first time and never seen it before.
Yes wombats are related to the Koalas their both marsupials
Wombat poop is cube shaped, the Echidna (aka spiny ant eater) has the long nose & an even longer toung that they use to flick in and out of ant nest's & termite mounds & they have very strong/sharp claws to rip into ant nest's & termite mounds & if you were to pick one up, it will curl up in a ball to protect its belly.
strong claws alright, i saw many termite mounds in WA while harvesting that had been torn open and some of those were like concrete.
🇦🇺 G’day from Brissy, Charlie. Just a quick correction, at 7:49 it is spelled echidna, but pronounced e-kid-nah.
Also no, you were right that Lyrebirds are the ones that mimic sounds.
On the other hand, Kookaburra’s (pronounced Cook-a-bar-a), well…
Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree
Merry merry king of the bush is he
Laugh, Kookaburra
Laugh, Kookaburra
Gay your life must be.
actually koalas are not bears
Born & bred Aussie here, an old one lol. I remember as a young child, I heard and said ‘Koala Bears’.
I know they are just called Koalas and they aren’t related to bears at all.
@@bernadettelanders7306 yes but they looked like one
@Charlie Down Under for those people who trying to incorrect you by telling you to *do your research first then react* are trying to push you way over the edge. The Whole idea is the more you react to videos the more that you have learned.
Baby wombats look a lot like baby koalas.
BTW. Want an insight to human interactions with magpies?
A good subject for a reaction video.
Type in magpie whisperer and you'll see a young woman surrounded by magpies in the thumbnail.
We do not have rabies in Australia - strict Quarantine Laws prevent this
Haters back off u tell me Charlie I agree it's a reaction vid and if you watch enough you can tell it's also a passion and learning experience for this guy ❤ keep up the good work don't let the Karen's and Kevin's get u down. Ps the kookaburra makes that sound like laughing it's related to a kingfisher bird
i will give you a standing ovation for that one
@Mediawatcher2023 cheers lol
@@tesssnow9381 if you see my previous comment it be something like going to see a movie that you're haven't seen before something like that
@Mediawatcher2023 😆
Wombat poo cubes 😮
you do understand there are more kangaroos than people in Australia and they are everywhere - they are like the equivalent of rabbits in other countries and they will hop anywhere they like
If you are camping in the bush with Koalas mating, it sounds like a woman being raped and murder, the screams at terrifying.
Echidna eats ants. Need the long nose to go down burrows. Anybody can be disembowled by roos if they really want to. koalas make the most horrible thump thump noise when chasing females
Kangaroos aren't boxing here. They are free.
I wish we could have pet Wombats in Australia I love em 😂 That kangaroo boxing is disgusting, and guy who didnt have his dog on the lead is an idiot, a roo can kill a dog. Echidnas are harmless and should be left alone. We have 2 main types of possums, the ring tail which is quite small, and the ones in this vid which are brushtail, they can bite and have good claws for climbing, often found in parks after dark 😅
Hey Charlie, I enjoy your work.
I didn’t do my research, sorry, but what do porcupines eat?
Echidnas (the ch is pronounced like K for some unknown reason), eat ants.
Koalas and wombats are related.
Maybe you’re supposed to be clairvoyant Charlie, don’t worry about negative comments the rest of us are because we like you and your channel. Kookaburras just laugh. I may have shared this before but a big grey disemboweled one of our cattle dogs not pretty. The kangaroos that live in the national park at my cousins make a beeline straight for any empty carports and wait till it’s over
one of our neighbours here in south west WA lost a dog which chased a big roo into the dam. it drowned and ripped it open. most just run away but its the emu's that can really fk up a dog, especially when the dads have their chicks around. a visitor here didnt leash their dog when told to and had its scalp ripped off from a swift kick to the head
Deep down. Aussies down f🇦🇺🇦🇺k around !
reaction isn't the whole idea the more you react the more that you learn its like an education tool
Kangaroos are wild animals. People should not let their dogs or children go near them. Period!
Possums are nothing like racoons
I was just thinking they looked like a rat
Just saying "Its about time you corrected idiots on meaning of reaction videos and how prior research nullifies this entirely " 😊😅
Chazza! How’s it garn?
possums in australia racoons in america
BLOCK COMMENTERS who use the word dumb negatively in a sentence especially when it’s aimed toward yourself.
… F Wits need not apply.
Most of us (Oz people cos I’m just guessing) are NOT LIKE THAT.
i Heard on the radio the other day John Laws (who is retiring soon) classed Charlie Down Under as Bogan he gave charlie some advice if you're going to do a reaction video do some research first but the question is does that make sense?
Please give “Elliemajelly” a miss. I’m surprised how much is incorrect.
Having a kangaroo in a ring is vulgar and offensive. Straight out abuse. It is not a sport and you'd be up for charges for animal cruelty here. Plus kangaroos can disembowel people.
I know your only learning about our country and culture but most Australians would take issue with seeing that.
back in the 70s some people had a big male roo they displayed at a series of boxing matches, overseas i think. it would spar with them and the boxers played along except for an italian. he started knocking it about for real hey, the roo was like "its like that is it" and went back on its tail and literally kicked him across the ring. he was off to the hospital with internal bruising and a broken rib or 3.
if you never seen something before how you going to react to it be like watching a movie for the first time that you never seen before.
Wath first then ask as many Questions as you like ,Then do your own further research.
Charlie Down Under You look nervous is it because all the insults you have been getting?
Idiots set dogs onto roos to rip them apart for *hunting*
Cruellest sport ever...Dogs get killed too...
oi mate don't worry about the stupid people in coment section. pay no attention to them
but it can be very upsetting if you're' the person reacting to something that you haven't seen before.
Charlie,
Echidna is pronounced “E-KID-NA”.
Just ignore the rude comments, mate.
Some insecure a-holes feel empowered by anonymity on RUclips.
Cheers from Oz.
No Charlie do your research whilst your watching. Its called Google. Your just chasing commentary. Yeah more clicks! I'm wise to you.
The bird on her knee was a magpie.
Australia has a large number of birds that can mimic. Australia also has a number of intelligent birds as well.