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They’re litteraly just a myth?
Girl stop lying 😂
I already know this myth 😂
You are right and they look absolutely terrifying😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
man y'all are so goofy, I'm sure the person Living In Australia Knows she's "lying" about a mythical animal...
Bro as soon as you said “Drop bear” my dad said suddenly “WHERE!”
Flashbacks
You gotta be alert 😂
i read this in an australian accent
Frrrr
HAHAHAHA 😂
Am Australian and can confirm. Vegemite smeared behind the ears keeps the buggers at bay.
Never go anywhere without emergency vegemite
DropBear-o-Guard
My dad once forgot the Vegemite. Thank god he’s still alive
The drop bear is a hoax in contemporary Australian folklore featuring a predatory, carnivorous version of the koala. This imaginary animal is commonly spoken about in tall tales designed to scare tourists.
@@SunshinePaige Exactly the point, we know it’s not real, but it’s fun to scare tourists with it :D
I’m an Australian and never heard of drop bears! This helped me learn what a drop bear is they look EXACTLY like a koala 🐨
They are
I searched it and it says they’re fake.
@@AB-bc9tf lol ik
Drop bears actually are Koalas, Australians just call them drop bears!
It's a joke for other countries
I’m an Aussie and this is 100% true and if you want to come to Australia it truly if a lovey place (just watch out for drop bears)
Way Australian I'm not the only one!😂
Yeah 100%
And magpies
I just searched it up and it said there not real I’m so confused
@Thewildandweirdtherian, it's a joke because the first thing people think about Australia is the snakes and stuff like that
Everyone knows the most dangerous animal in Australia is a wild Aussie with a beer in hand, cooking up a BBQ in 40-degree weather if you ever see one in the wild precede with extreme caution while asking for a sausage.
Yes this is the funniest comment ever but true
Lol😂
So true-
The kookaburras don’t even ask, they just take the sausage, cheeky little blighters
100% agreed
New fear unlocked: Australia 🇦🇺
It’s a joke. There’s no drop bears, there just cute cuddely koalas
@@nickaustin1011🤨
@@ZoeSmith-sc5xr mate I am Australian.
@@ZoeSmith-sc5xr I can assure you that it is just a joke
@@nickaustin1011 Don't worry, it was just a joke
I'm so happy that you're raising awareness about these dangerous animals. Stay safe out there, people.
When I think of Australia, I think of "OH NOR"
I love that Australians just get together and gaslight the rest of the world lol 😂
I just did a google search and figured out it’s an urban legend 💀💀💀
@dumby2175 what do you mean there real I've seen multiple in my life time
@@dumby2175Are you sure about that mate?
Sure enought to gamble your life on what some random fella on The Internet says, rather than the millions of Aussies who run the risk of Drop Bears *every day of their lives* ?
Bro it’s real wet u on abt
What you mean? The drop bear is a real animal smh
Drop bears are the reason people go missing around North Queensland, people go to our beautiful rainforests and forget about drop bears… next thing you know - gone! 😂😂😂
The drop bear is a hoax in contemporary Australian folklore featuring a predatory, carnivorous version of the koala. This imaginary animal is commonly spoken about in tall tales designed to scare tourists.
@@SunshinePaigegirl we know that we’re just joking around
@@SunshinePaigebro copy and pasting her AI Witten comment everywhere 😂
@@Babysolckosksd fr copy and pasted word for word from google
@@SunshinePaigethat’s from Wikipedia I literally just read that
Soooo true! Drop bears r scary
My family went for a walk and saw a drop beat in a tree so we just walked back the other way😂😂😂
I'm not Australian but I still support you.❤😊🇦🇺🇵🇬
You really had me look this up, Australians understood the Assignment😭
Same😂
Yea the same
Its fiction
GOT ME FUCKED UP I LOOKED IT UP TOO
Same😂😂
"the only way to tell them apart is their burning red eyes" and ya know the fact that they might be munching on your face while ur trying undress them with ur eyes 😭
you got me dead laughing when you said "they might be munching on your face"
Fr had to screenshot this 🤣🤣🤣
@chrisjhiebert Ayyye glad I could!!
We love the good old drop bears when I was 9 I was on a bush walk and a drop bear dropped right on my head and I screamed it was very scary I now have a massive scar from the scratch down my face from where it fell and tried to hold on. 😅
Oh yes as an Aussie I can definitely back you up on this, drop bears are terrifying
I had to google it.😂 You were that convincing. 😂
Same lol
Me too
It’s Australia, even if it seems like an impossible nightmare, it could be true 😂 I googled it too
Same, bc if they say it’s from Australia, it has to be true! That place is full of mystery but I love it❤
ME TOO
...my dad told me about these when I was a kid.
You can imagine how it felt when i shouted "watch out, drop bears!!!!" And the reaction it got from my dad and my family.
Thanks for that memory lol
I am from Sydney and I have finally found a RUclipsr in Australia it made me so happy!!!
Fr!!! They look so much like koalas 🐨
As an Aussie I can confirm this is %100 true!! Watch out for them!!!!!!!
You guys are mean
Do you swear on you families life they exist?
@@666ingz just google it
As an Aussie I can confirm this is 100% not true they don’t exist they’re a myth we only have cute Koalas no drop bears
Guys you don’t need to be afraid of Australia as a whole, just be afraid of the drop bears. As an Aussie, this place is great ❤
I love living in Australia! The crocodiles, poisonous snakes, drop bears, deadly spiders, killer jellyfish and blue-ring octopus give the place a bad name. There are plenty of other reasons why Australia is the 6th largest country but not in the top 50 countries by population!
@@RevYars I totally agree!!
Yes I am an Australian and living here is amazing
Yeah Australia is great but the lies about drop bears are a bit crazy
LOL I'm Australian and I can agree drop bears are very scary
I’m Australian and I’ve never heard of a drop bear that’s so cool! ❤
The reason you’ve never heard of them is because their not real 😮😮😮😮😮😮
I believed it first time then I asked my mum who lived in Australia for 10 years and she said that it is not real and they are just tricking people. 😢😢😢
Oh ok cool!
@@user-cs3fy3fo7bwhy would you tell them 😞
@Rebrue because it's embarrassing to Australians that other australians think this weak joke is funny.
Bro that “which one is not a koala” is just video game logic. They all cute n cuddly until one has red eyes. 😂😂
I mean koalas are vicious enough as it is..
Literally hahahhh😂😂😂😂😂😂
Some people don't take theses guys as seriously as you should. Thank you for warning everyone, true hero ❤
They are fake
Dude- you’re obviously not an Aussie. They’re fake 🤣 it’s a joke.
😂😂
Guys op was being sarcastic
They’re not real (coming from an Aussie btw)
The amount of people thinking that she is being serious is crazy, 😂 ( drop bears are fictional creatures in Australia used to scare off tourists ) 😂😂
“But ours are totally harmless” me: no they aren’t you can die from to much cuteness you know
I do love that Aussies are physiologically incapable of not taking the piss
Dealing with trauma
Holly crap this one got me
Dude. Thousands of people die to drop bears every year. It's really not funny.
@@Mr_Phox You got me. As soon as she started talking about "drop bears" I was like "this is obviously a joke" but your comment made me second guess myself lol.
Disbelieve at your peril., cobber. you have been warned.
As an Australian, I can confirm this. Just stay away from forests and you'll be fine!🇦🇺
I've heard the Drop Bears have migrated to the cities, beware 😂
It's the bush... no forests here.. if the drop bears don't eat you the killer wombats will...
When I go on hikes I have to wear a helmet in case they drop on me
yea STAY AWAY ESPECIALLY FROM WOODS NEAR CREEKS
@@edstarke4712 I've seen a few... had to run like a gazelle to get away..
I remember one time when I was on the way back from a short hike with my friends, it was getting dark and cold but when I least expected it, I saw two red beaming eyes, we ran as fast as we could and we’re able to drive away safely. PHEW!!
Coming from a American I have always been terrified by the idea of a murder koala jumping me on an afternoon walk
As a general rule of thumb, if it's midday in the bush and you're in the shade, you're in danger.
Some sub-species of dropbear sneak across treetops in the dark and ambush people at dawn.
@@tileux how do you know? That's crazy 🤯
As a general rule of thumb, if it's any time of day, anywhere in Australia, you're in danger.
Forget the snakes and the spiders and the box jellies and the kangaroos and the cassowaries and even the drop bears; there could be a bogan in a ute barreling down the road towards your position at any given time.
@@BloxburgBerries seen ‘em, mate. Scary creatures.
So stay away from bushes got it
I can’t tell if the aussies are trolling me or not 💀
Edit: chill with the replies 😭
no it's true, be careful out there.
It sounds fake so I looked it up and according to Wikipedia [spoiler alert]
"The drop bear (sometimes dropbear) is a hoax in contemporary Australian folklore featuring a predatory, carnivorous version of the koala. This imaginary animal is commonly spoken about in tall tales designed to scare tourists. While koalas are typically docile herbivores (and are not bears), drop bears are described as unusually large and vicious marsupials that inhabit treetops and attack unsuspecting people (or other prey) that walk beneath them by dropping onto their heads from above.[1][2][3][4][5][6]"
As of Nov 21 2023.
So yeah, unless the Wikipedia page is the actual hoax here, the Aussies are messing with us 😂
Trolling
Yall getting trolled
They're not super common where I live but they definitely exist
She said it with such a casual voice you’d think they existed lmao
Nah spiders are definitely more dangerous to me ✋🏼💀 one good look and I’m already 5,000,000,000 feet up in space having a heart attack
They also share the same territory as koalas. As a proud Aussie I can say these buggers are terrifying. I haven't seen anyone survive a drop bear attack.
Lost 1/3rd of my family to them 😥😥😥
I went on a hike a couple weeks back with my dog, my dog ran ahead and I think he smelt a drop bear as I saw on a Facebook post that some had been sighted in the area. I heard some yelping from up ahead so I went to check out and all I saw was a big bloody mess. I got out of there immediately and I’m so lucky I survived. RIP Zeus 💔
I’m sorry for ur losses but are u sure it was a drop bear? cuz they’re not real..
I have been attacked by a few drop bears, they’ve sent me to the hospital each time. Such vicious beasts
I am really dumb but when I googled it.. it showed they are fictional creatures?
@@berryyy8151 they’re an Aussie secret, we rarely talk about them because people are already scared enough of the conditions we live in, so we don’t have them online much. You gotta know where to look 😊
@@berryyy8151ikr I'm so confused....
@@berryyy8151australia is not real australia is not real wake up wake up wake up wake
@@berryyy8151yeah they are lol, it's a hoax designed to scare tourists
I’ve had a close encounter with a dropbear once but luckily bear grills was that to save me
I'm just glad I live in the suburbs. We only get a random attack every once in a while - not rare enough to get on local news, but rare enough that it could be office gossip.
As a native Perth-ian, I can confirm drop bears do hide near large trees. You should be safe around beaches and low shrubs. Once they’re on the ground, they’re pretty much useless.
Yeh they have max stealth but -5 combat and defence there tbh
As someone also fro Perth I can confirm
The beaches aren’t safe! You have those Ray things that paralyze you so you can’t breathe and everyone thinks you’re dead!!
@@StickylolliesNot true, my dad got ambushed by one and lost 2 of his fingers and had to get many stitches
As an Aussie can confirm 100% true. Drop bears are so deadly, whenever you're out on a bushwalk, always keep an eye watching the canopy.
I can 100% agree on you it's so scary going for a night walk and then you see the glowing eyes its soo damn terrifying
Yes I agree. ( I'm Aussie)😂😅
I don’t understand what ur keeping an eye out for bcuz drop bears are a myth
@@lilian6223 that’s the point. It’s an Aussie joke!
I can say that this is absolutely true. I’ve never seen a snake in the wild and I’ve lived in Australia for my entire life and I hike twice a month
Drop Bear sounds like something you would encounter in a D&D game.
search for stat block drop bear dnd and you shall find.
If you value your character, you should hope not.
@coachmcguirk6297 🤣🤣🤣
...so I would like to cast Speak With Animals for the koala with red eyes on top of this tree.
Next session: I would like to introduce my new character...
Thanks. I'm going to put that in my game now.
I needed a new idea- the caernobogian rabbits weren't eneough.
"Drop bears, everybody dies".
As an Australian I didn't know these existed until last year but they really do wait up on the trees to catch you 🐨
They’re not real it’s just known in Australia in tall tails designed to scare tourists 😂❤
So cute
Ya just look it up
😂😂
The drop bear is a hoax in contemporary Australian folklore featuring a predatory, carnivorous version of the koala. This imaginary animal is commonly spoken about in tall tales designed to scare tourists.
They got my uncle Gerald. Good guy as well, used to spoil us for Christmas. Scientists did a whole documentary on them because of him
Last year on school camp we did a bush walk at night and this one girl was genuinely terrified of drop bears it was so funny
I don’t live in Australia, but I am a fisheries and wildlife major in the US and have always been so interested in drop bears. Their behaviors are just so interesting to me. Hope to come study them one day. 😊
Fictional. Aussies prank people with that. No such thing
@@Damien1_1 The whole point here is to play into the joke, not ruin it lol.
@@Damien1_1 You must be fun at parties huh
@@Damien1_1 don’t spoil the fun
@@Damien1_1 damn, don’t ruin the fun.
Drop bears are nothing new been around for ages..... just getting publicity now i guess. (Also whys everyone replying about gaslighting?) 🤨😏
Ok but if you google it, everything but Wikipedia proceeds to gaslight you😭 they get so specific
@@kamberross8989i just searched drop bear and it said fictional character so im happy
??????? what are you talking about
@@RUclipsPizzerso the drop bear is an Aussie foaklore thing (basicly just a massive human eating koala) and Australians are just gaslighting and trolling the hell out of this comment section 😂😂😂
It’s an Austrian pastime to troll the rest of the world. Just like how they managed to convince the world at large that they exist.
Haha Drop Bear! Love it.
Personally when I think of Australia, my mind thinks straight away "oh felix and bangchan"
As an Australian I can confirm that dropbears are an extreme threat to tourist. Always watch out for drop bears!
🤣
Whereabouts are they? I’ve never heard of them and I live in Australia in Queensland.
@@opbattlerusually in the bush areas
Even in the outback
They are actually incredibly good at camouflage so they are hard to spot and when you do spot them, you don't live to tell the story@@opbattler
omg you guys really got me.. I genuinely thought it was real until I looked it up 🤣🤣🤣
I truly think they’re trolling me and gaslighting me into thinking there real 😭😭
Dude, they're real. What, you think you going to get answers on google? Firefox? No, don't trust what they say online. Drop on over and ask a local, that's the only way to know the truth..
Goodluck, mate.
as an aussie, im offended that people aren't believing the fear we have to go through every day of seeing a drop bear
@@am_Neinthere not real there fictional things to scare tourists
@@speed.draw.I literally searched it there fictional things and there made up to scare tourists
When you said drop-bear, I got shivers. I almost died from one
U sure it wasn’t a Koala cuz drop bears aren’t real they’re a myth
Yess can confirm as an Aussie, always look out for drop-bears when you bush-walk.
"bears that sit up in trees to wait to drop on your head"
Excuse me, what?
yeah people talk about magpie swooping but drop bears the real things you gotta look out for if you're walking under trees, they're even in cities
The best part is it’s not even a joke, some people keep saying it’s trolling but it’s actually a thing.
Fake story about an evil koala essentially. It's just a folk tale
@@danielrouse312 no its not fake.
@@danielrouse312I for sure wish it wasn’t real, my bad had to go have surgery coz of it
When my family and I went camping my little brother was attacked by one because he wanted to play with it because he thought it was a koala. He still has scars and trauma to this day. It’s good to see people spreading awareness like this❤❤
I'm so sorry for your brother 😭😂
I send my prayers
Drop bears aren't real its an urban legend😂 its what Aussies tell to scare tourists.
@@_-xela-_what do you mean mate? They are not at all. They are the most dangerous animal to ever live in Australia.
Can't tell if they are real or not now-
Yess she's right!!
I love drop bears. I see them all the time around my backyard
As a Aussie, can say you do have to look out for these buggers. But the lollies look incredible. 😅🎉😂
As an Aussie I can confirm that these buggers are deadly. Bloody cute though!
This is the most Australian comment I have ever read
(respectfully)
I've always wanted to go to Australia
Nope, I think of the marshmallow making people 😂
As an Australian I can confirm that this is very true
Can confirm. Drop bears are terrifying. Last time I saw one I barely got away.
Aren’t they a hoax?
@@RandomKid-tf7bfTrump is a hoax
@@RandomKid-tf7bf no they are real I got a bit of my skin taken out a few weeks ago
No they aren't real, he's lying
Dude it's fake
Yes they are those who Love Australia 👇🇦🇺🦘
As an American who has relatives in Australia, drop bears are very common. So if your ever near any trees please be careful and always check your surroundings. Stay safe❤
When I think of Australia I think of Bluey 😅
That WAS the only thing I think of. Now I'm terrified of drop bears😭
@@cece_mae lol
I found my people
Bluey is most Aussies childhood lol
Same
As an Aussie who lives near the outback but also near the beach, I can tell you I’ve seen them all. Drop bears are definitely the most terrifying. There’s a place called daisy hill koala centre and not only does it have koalas but drop bears come and disguise as them… 😱😂😭💖🇦🇺🦘🏉
I Love this comment so much ❤😂❤😂
I live near the outback to in Australia
😂😂😂
I legit searched it up this so fake😂
@@Shanterz6Drop Bears are 100% real. I've seen them partying with the Chupacabra, a Jackalope and Bigfoot.
Actually, as a non Australian, the thing i first thought of was the accents 😅 they are just so beautiful
Yup, watch out they bite hard 😢😅😂😂
Yes finally someone is addressing how dangerous they really are and that we need to be carful if you come to Australia stay safe out there ❤❤
Australia is too hot so I'm never going lol
Never heard of them until this video. Where are they normally located??
@@CerealExperimentsMizukithey aren't real.
@@jamesgordon9825 that's not what I asked mate, I don't care if they're some conspiracy or created by ai.
@@CerealExperimentsMizuki they're not located anywhere because they aren't real.
I've never seen a joke that a whole country is in on
Welcome to God's own.
keep in mind the same country also went to war against Emus....and lost. they are naturally talented at comedy
@@TIannoneyou would lose too if you came up against one of those bastard.
@@HadoukenHero they deployed the army, with guns, and still lost
@@TIannone whoa mate I had no idea, you should look it up before you think a bunch of tanks lost to some emus.
My uncle started telling me all about drop bears after you said “drop bears”😅😂
When I think of Australia I think of Norris Nuts I'm there number one fan
She is spitting facts, as an Aussie, I could not describe what they do any better 😂
Absolute BULLSHIZ!
They ain't real. 😂
😂😂😂😂😂 very funny, they don’t even exist
As an Australian I can confirm this is 100% fact
Same😂
Absolutely, I served in the Australian Army from 2004 to 2012, every training exercise we went on no matter where in Australia we had to have risk assessments and part of our safety briefing is to alert everyone to the latest information on Drop Bear numbers in the Training Ranges.
New Zealander, can confirm. Keep those things over there, mate!
What’re u confirming? Bcuz drop bears aren’t real
@@lilian6223 its called humor
They ain’t real mate, sorry if it’s a joke but g’day and have a good mornin’
I’m Australian and I agree
I was so confused until I saw the sarcastic comments 😂😂
Love your videos ❤😂
It’s real Google it, ik the comments sound dumb but they aren’t sarcastic
@haileyzayets but if you Google it the result says it's a fictional creature-
@@nxtania9447 that’s fake it’s actually real Google doesn’t always have correct answers
@haileyzayets Are you messing with me? Or is there actually a koala that drops out of the sky and attacks you? Please tell me you're messing with me😭😭😭😭
@@nxtania9447 I’m not messing with u 😭😭
I love that the aussies are pranking the whole world lmaoo 😂😂
To be honest, if one of my friends would visit australia. I would give them the right briefing about the dangers of drop bears. :D
I don't get why tho I just got a crash course on this and I don't understand why you'd want to deter tourists even more 💀
@@001100AAAEA tourists makes everything expensive 😞
@@Test_Tube_II wait is that really how it works? I thought they stimulate economies?
@@001100AAAEA tourists go to places, when they recommend it, more people come, and it turns expensive.
Tbh when I think about Australia I think about Felix and Bangchan from StrayKids and Jake from Enhypen😅💗
Watch out when standing in the shade!! 😂
My late uncle passed away saving my cousins from a drop bear attack. Rest in peace brave sir, they're terrifying to behold.
I can confirm I’m Australian. You gotta get the emergency vegemite out to bugger them off
I live in Australia and have never seen one, are they only in some states?
i'm an Aussie and thank you for making this video
I’m from Australia and you are so true
I was camped on the Darling River near Menindee New South Wales with some mates. The Ranger warned us of a sighting in the area so we posted a night watch with 2hr watches. My turn came up just prior to dawn, the final 2 hrs. I relieved Davo, who told me he was hearing something in the River Gum branches over our tents. I was on high alert as I'd had a close call with one as a younger man. I, too, could hear him moving through the branches. It seemed to be circling around our camp site, looking for an opportunity. I think our long handled shovel that we carried had it on edge. The movement increased, just prior to first light. I stoked the campfire and got everyone up. Just as first light broke, Nev spotted it with his powerful torch, but it kept its face away from us due to the blinding light of his military torch. As it started to descend the tree, we knew we had it licked. There was no way he could drop with this powerful torch, blinding his view of the things below. We surrounded the tree in an effort to see its eyes. I was poised with the shovel and covered in goose bumps, with legs like jelly, ready to swing with everything I had, knowing I might not get a second chance. ... Suddenly, Cooky yelled out. "I can see its eyes". He screamed to Nev, "kill the torch, its only a Koala" ...
How thankful and relieved we were after we had all confirmed that this was not the dreaded Drop Bear.
I’m not Australian but I can assure you it is a beautiful country I have been there several times and it’s my favourite holiday place I am from New Zealand so our neighbours
I’m a Aussie I’ve got your back 🎉🎉🎉🎉
As an Australian I can confirm, summers coming and the dropbears are coming out of hibernation, my great grandfather actually did a biological study on these bears, apparently they are the connected between koalas and real bears, other stuff my grandad said is that, though humans are on their diet, they mostly eat smaller marsupials, like kangaroos, at least the smaller ones.
I’ve never heard “They eat human flesh” in such an adorable voice.
Bro drop bears are horrifying im Australian and we have to carry umbrellas everywhere
The first time i heard about drop bears i literally looked it up on google and the first websites on google make it seem real. Nice one Australia, i love the sense of humor
Can confirm about the drop bears. We even get special training classes for them because they’re just so vicious.
It's honestly terrifying how similar they are to koalas and their fur is always covering their eyes so you can't even tell😭😭
I know I always get scared when ever I see a koala until I make sure it’s eyes aren’t red
Oh yes.... They are so annoying yet cute😂
Drop bears are absolutley terrifying i had to learn about them in school once 😬😏
As a fellow Australian, I can confirm that I have almost died from drop bears multiple times, stay safe everyone🤟✨😂