Ouch!

I found these in my area. They are called Cat Man and Man Cat. Very scary stuffhttp://i1299.photobucket.com/albums/ag78/rolybert7/788b30d6d2d3e3c41d3f07ba7b1b0370-cat-and-person-eye-swap-is-fueled-by-your-nightmares_zpsf047522c.jpg

I'm from the UK, and here, correct me if I'm wrong, there are next to no harmless creatures. Lol.

Edit: although I did stand on a bee bare foot when I was child, that was very sore. However I am invulnerable to wasps so far in my life, they have never stung me.
Leon 1 Wasps 0. ;)

melodyhodge wrote:

NeoSEC28 wrote:
We get the Daddy Long Legs which was rumored to be the most deadly spider ever apart from the fact it cant bite you http://i1045.photobucket.com/albums/b453/daspares/Daspares/Emoticon38.gif

Haha that spider is notorious in England, although its about as harmless as a fly!

That is true lol

I just had a spider web itself down from the ceiling right in front of my face! :shock: It was HUGE!! easily as big as your small fingers finger nail :P Now thats a serious spider http://i1045.photobucket.com/albums/b453/daspares/Daspares/Emoticon38.gif

Tourists

Leon2683 wrote:
I'm from the UK, and here, correct me if I'm wrong, there are next to no harmless creatures. Lol.

Edit: although I did stand on a bee bare foot when I was child, that was very sore. However I am invulnerable to wasps so far in my life, they have never stung me.
Leon 1 Wasps 0. ;)

I was visiting New Zealand a few years ago and one of the service activities was to remove some weeds from NZ Bush. Unfortunately they put all the Australian's together... New Zealand has no snakes or spiders... they ended up with a nice clear patch of dirt. They either shouldn't have put the Aussies all together or they should have put a Kiwi in charge of the group.

This pretty much explains it all.

am4692 wrote:
This pretty much explains it all.

I think I saw a platypus in there. Pretty dangerous are they? :D

shaygitz wrote:

am4692 wrote:
This pretty much explains it all.

I think I saw a platypus in there. Pretty dangerous are they? :D

The males have venom claw on I think their back legs. Also their one of the only mammals that are venomous.

mwdalton wrote:

shaygitz wrote:

mwdalton wrote:
Just about all of them. :(

Okay, but what's crawling around in your house?

Probably the only thing deadly would be redback spiders. Maybe a brown snake.

That's one thing about Australia.. You have the King Brown Snake... The most venomous snake in the world... I think you also have the top eight most venomous snakes and like up to top 5 spiders in the world... Dangerous place, but so beautiful.

am4692 wrote:

shaygitz wrote:

am4692 wrote:
This pretty much explains it all.

I think I saw a platypus in there. Pretty dangerous are they? :D

The males have venom claw on I think their back legs. Also their one of the only mammals that are venomous.

I had no idea! Just Googled to read about it and and discovered shrews, catfish, and box turtles are venomous too.