The usual guidelines in Australia are different. Snakes and spiders should not be captured, medical services are able to identify the necessary information, getting bitten/stung again is best avoided.
Watch out for the almost-free candy!
I should probably just let this grizzly go.
It’s mostly about snakes. And how it is always better not to be bitten in the first place.
The experience of leaving Australia and going to New Zealand is like leaving the U.S. and going to, say, Germany: there’s a dawning realization that you’re not taking your life in your hands every day. We swam amongst jellyfish that can kill you in 4 minutes, so snakes are just par for the course there!
There are cruises that circumnavigate Australia and New Zealand, and your comment is making me wonder how much can be seen from the deck, like this:
After considering the cost of those cruises maybe that would look more like this:
why is the metal community so pressed abt this it’s literally hilarious. 10/10. love it. i want it.
More picsabd video on BBC.
“Our horses have all returned to Hyde Park Barracks and are undergoing veterinary care. Three soldiers are in hospital receiving treatment – their injuries are not deemed to be life threatening."
Why?
A real fireplace in a flashlight is a lot more dangerous than a simulated one? 
Serious answer: Late stage capitalism.
Looks like the bougie version of this candle:
Re: Phish in the Sphere
East Coast here, I’ve had three people absolutely rave about the show to me in the past four or five days.
It made an impression. Conversely I hardly heard about U2’s performance there from people. The press certainly but not “people”.
He should start with painting the Supreme Court in trans pride colors & putting public porta potty’s in the Justices’ parking spots.
