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<blockquote data-quote="changeling" data-source="post: 7212" data-attributes="member: 52">Ahhhhhh, having been born, reared and living in such a primitive, rugged but civilized land like Australia, I can (un)safely say it offers loads of land, air and marine / freshwater animals which go from dangerous to lethal !!! Children are taught to identify, classify and report the presence of dangerous animals at a very early age in primary school. Thus, we must report dangerous animals to the appropriate officials and organizations, but we respect them at the same time. Wild and dangerous animals have the right to inhabit our planet like us. Us Aussies respect Nature and vice versa. We have : venomous redback spiders, brown snakes, poisonous black/yellow ringed marine snakes, dingoes, marine and freshwater crocodiles, wild magpies (diving birds), flesh-eating white striped spiders, trapdoor spiders, harmless huntsman spiders, dragon lizards, sharks, lethal jellyfish, blu-bottles (smaller bubble type jellyfish), stingrays, electric eels, etc etc etc. Being Aussie, I like all animals big and small, dangerous and not. We still have a respectful and respected contact with Mother Nature - something that most civilized countries have lost down the line.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="changeling, post: 7212, member: 52"] Ahhhhhh, having been born, reared and living in such a primitive, rugged but civilized land like Australia, I can (un)safely say it offers loads of land, air and marine / freshwater animals which go from dangerous to lethal !!! Children are taught to identify, classify and report the presence of dangerous animals at a very early age in primary school. Thus, we must report dangerous animals to the appropriate officials and organizations, but we respect them at the same time. Wild and dangerous animals have the right to inhabit our planet like us. Us Aussies respect Nature and vice versa. We have : venomous redback spiders, brown snakes, poisonous black/yellow ringed marine snakes, dingoes, marine and freshwater crocodiles, wild magpies (diving birds), flesh-eating white striped spiders, trapdoor spiders, harmless huntsman spiders, dragon lizards, sharks, lethal jellyfish, blu-bottles (smaller bubble type jellyfish), stingrays, electric eels, etc etc etc. Being Aussie, I like all animals big and small, dangerous and not. We still have a respectful and respected contact with Mother Nature - something that most civilized countries have lost down the line. [/QUOTE]

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