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We don't have squirrels in Australia. We have sugar gliders.
And possums
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That i steal 😂@@keithkearns93
sugar gliders are small that is a greater glider
Or possums.
I have seen that whole Squirrel video and it belongs to a Japanese family. It is hilarious and it stages its death for attention. Every time the broom got a bit heavy it moves it and throws its arms out again and dies. They even step over it at one point and it doesn’t move. Pretty sure from the video this one isn’t in Australia.😂
The squirrel video itself isn't Australian, but it was Aussie breakfast TV showing it :)
Yeah- That's Sunrise (on our TV)- we don't have squirrels- we have a lot of possums that even are in our yard and enjoy the fruit we fed them. They like apples and grapes and eat the guavas and mulberrys off the trees.
That little girl and her Wombat joey is the cutest thing ever.
But it's not a "pet", just being raised in care, no doubt as an orphan to be released to the weld when it's old enough.
If you get a bad haircut, the last thing you want is the same hoof-handed bumbler who cocked it up in the first place trying to fix it. So just mumble "it's fine", pay up, and then go home and buzz the whole lot off with a #3.
#3 is good. It's as brave as I'm going to get. I'm 75 and I'm not into radical stuff like a #2. But why pay for someone to make a mess of your hair before you get out the clippers at home? Just go straight for the clippers, do it yourself, and save money.
I live in qld, husband lives in nsw atm and he called and told me about rescuing the smallest frog he's ever seen today. he said its legs were like "those bobby pin things you use" and a vibrant beautiful almost translucent green. he found him in a pile of dust in a corner, must have got lost in the house after the rain. gave him a good fresh clean water bath and he came good and is now hopping and hopefully happily repopulating. thought you'd appreciate the story, the northern nsw coast is literal ferngully and I hope you see it one day brother!
also you've obviously seen Fern Gully that's a safe assumption. surely
It really is, I love living here. One time after lots of spring rain, I went outside and there were hundreds of froglets in the grass. Once I realised, I stopped walking and a bunch of them jumped onto my feet, they were so tiny and cute but I was marooned in the middle of the grass, not wanting to step on any.
I ended up crouching down so I could see where they were and basically duck walking back to the house.
My daughter was at the kitchen window looking like "oh, it's happened - Mum's lost the plot".
Australia doesn't have squirrels, the squirrel faking his own crime scene is in America, he is auditioning for a role in NCIS.
That sugar glider was the funniest thing I’d ever seen when it happened. Still makes me laugh every time. Go find the whole video.
The squirrel was playing possum lol
Underrated comment
You basically can't have any native animal as a "pet".
Most of these videos actually come from licenced animal recovery carer's who take in injured or needy animale and care for them until they can be released safely.
There are some animal recovery centres, but being so big of a country often its just done at the carer's home which is often on a bit of land.
@35manning, OH !!yes you can!! I’m an outer suburb of Sydney in the Hawkesbury, in our creek there are Platypus, on the edge Wombats , Wallaby,Echidna,unfortunately Deer. Many Many Birds to our delight. The Doves nest in our Camelia Tree, then the young follow us up the drive or when we are gardening, the Kookaburra’s when we mow waiting for the bugs to fly up,The spectacular colours of the Rosellas, Lorrikeets in the early morning and late afternoon. That Mate is Us and Nature!! And we on a good day 50 mins from Sydney Centre, But we’re surrounded by large centres Penrith Castle Hill, Parramatta, Rouse Hill, Guess where I’d rather be?❤
@@CarolynFoley-hk1ck you may be friends with wild animals, but that isn't the same as pet ownership.
@@35manning sadly too many do the wrong thing. I was recently looking at lorikeets on gumtree & there were numerous there that spoke of being "rescued" & "hand raised" & those people were then selling them as pets. Their ads made it clear they were wild born & claimed things like mothers deserting them in storms or whatever, which is bs for birds that nest inside hollows & made themselves out to be the heroes for "rescuing" these wild birds that should have gone to a rescue organisation for raising & release, IF they were actually deserted by their mothers. Lots of similar stuff with our wildlife unfortunately :(
WOMBAT FACTS : 10 things you might not know about wombats
[ # SA's Depart for Environment & Water : Good Living Oct 2022 ]
There are three species of wombats: The common wombat (Vombatus ursinus), the Southern hairy-nosed wombat(Lasiorhinus latifrons), and the Northern Hairy-Nosed Wombat (Lasiorhinus krefftii).
# Get to know SA's [ Southern ] wombat species with these 10 fun facts.
1. These furry marsupials sure are stocky, but don’t let that fool you, they can run at speeds up to 40 kilometres per hour which is just under retired sprinter Usain Bolt’s fastest recorded speed.
2. The southern hairy-nosed wombat is the state fauna emblem of South Australia. They are found in the south-east of Western Australia and in southern South Australia.
3. You’ll never mistake a wombat poo for any other animal’s, because wombats are famous for doing cubed-shaped poo - pumping out around 100 of these a day. Long story short, it’s all to do with their very slow digestive process.
4. As a marsupial, the southern hairy-nosed wombat has a backwards facing pouch where the young develop. The direction of the pouch means the joey is protected from dirt if the mother is digging. How convenient is that!
5. Wombats have a strong, stocky build with short legs and large front feet. Their feet have flattened claws and five digits. The second and third toes of their hind feet are fused and have a double claw used for grooming.
6. Wombats usually give birth to a single joey, which is blind and hairless and weighs about 2 grams. It crawls into its mother’s pouch and attaches to one of its mum’s two teats, which will swell around the joey’s mouth, fixing it to the teat so it doesn’t fall out of the pouch. The joey stays in the pouch for 8 to 9 months. After emerging it will still suckle but also start eating solid food, and will stay with its mother for another year or more.
7. A group of wombats is called a ‘wisdom of wombats’ a ‘mob of wombats’ or a ‘colony of wombats’. The name wombat comes from the Darug language, spoken by the Traditional Owners of Sydney.
8. Wombats closest relatives are koalas - if you check out their noses you’ll see they are pretty similar. Unlike koalas though, which sit upright, wombats are horizontal and their mammalian spine is designed to be supported at the shoulders and hips by their legs. Because of their horizontal structure, they have far less spinal issues than koalas and humans.
9. Also, wombats can jump! Some have been known to jump over metre-high fences.
10. Fatso the Wombat, who starred in television series ‘A Country Practice’, was played by three different wombats named ‘Fatso’, ‘George’ and ‘Garth’.
World Wombat Day
The 22nd of October is World Wombat Day, a chance to celebrate the birth of these Aussie legends. Why not follow a Wombat Day ritual and make a wombat cake, wombat fudge or wombat {Cube Shaped ! } brownies?
Wombat Joey's don't leave their Mothers [ as in; are in Constant Contact ] until around 15 months. They will fiercely attach to their Human Carers and will become extremely distressed if separated. That's why they 'follow' wherever you go. If you close a door between you and your baby Joey, you will soon find how strong and determined they are to get to you. They will claw and bite straight through any door between you, as many human carers can confirm. So its quite a commitmment to raise an orphaned wombat Joey.
Despite infant attachment, they are not a Domesticated animal. Adults, particularly males, can become quite aggressive and territorial and bite.
Just luv it when we educated ignorant Yanks
And the Combat Wombat
And we call him “The insurance fraud squirrel” 🐿️ 🧹 ❤
Yeah my 6 year old swears like a trooper too the little terror 😂, and that Squirrel was in the US but they had it on the news here in Australia. I remember that segment when it was on here.
That sugar glider (flying squirrel) was commiting insurance fraud 100%
Taiwan I believe, a red giant flying squirrel and it's name is Bobo. Not a sugar glider.
The flying squirrel isn't an Australian animal. We don't have any types of squirrels. The squirrel in the video is from Taiwan and it's name is Pan J' Bobo.
It isnt a squirrel, check its wings and ears and flight tail. its a greater glider not a squirrel, ive got plenty of them here. squirrels arent that large.
Yeah nah mate. It's Bobo & he's a flying squirrel. Google or UA-cam search it.@@garrymercer757
@@garrymercer757 It's a red giant flying squirrel, not a greater glider. No marsupials in Taiwan.
You always make my day ryan the way you announce certain words ive just had surgery and you are the best medicine though it is so hard not to laugh even though it hurts your a fair dinkum legend keep up the great work
Man, i wish these videos were longer, they're so good!
Alot of Aussies are doing it tough but we never forget how to laugh at ourselves, and also take this piss from you Yanks, the kiwis and the poms.😊
Not often I have tears of laughter at a video. Great stuff :)
Karma smacked her in the face on the way out😂😂😂😂
That was a funnel web spidy at 4:49! I'd be running
Looks more like a Huntsman doing a funnel web impersonation.
"what is it about haircuts?"
your dad energy is strong, dude
Karl is a true Blue Aussie and we get his humour (well most of us). Love Karl!!
The squirrel video is actually from Taiwan. No native squirrels in Australia. They just showed the video on the Today show because it was funny. BTW, the squirrels name is Bobo and the UA-cam channel is "Pan J ' Bobo the Flying Squirrel".
No squirrels in Australia mate😄
Perth has feral Palm Squirrels, but a trapping program in recent years has greatly reduced their numbers.
That magician dude, he’s dead set proper magic. He’s SO GOOD. Go watch him
Hell yes. Someday he will make it big and he will get his lycan chair 😂
I generally watch his shorts a few times in a row to see if I can catch what he's doing. Not always an easy task catching where he pulls the slight of hand.
We have no squirrels in Australia. The squirrel was from another country. And it has probably been thrown outside when people thought it was dead before, so a quick escape.
Taiwan I believe, a red giant flying squirrel and it's name is Bobo.
The 2nd last one was a unbelievable catch. A guy threw a beer & it landed perfectly into the dudes hand. Which he turned & threw it back at them. There's a barber shop here in Brissie that's called "Death by mullet". If you were to look up Aussie haircuts there would be a picture of a mad mullet.
yes, go the broncos. for the first time ever, the NRL Telstra Premiership season will kick off on American soil. the 2024 season opening double-header on Saturday 2 March 2024 (local time) at Allegiant Stadium Las Vegas. Sea Eagles taking on the Rabbitohs, and the Roosters going head-to-head with the Broncos.
Sugar gliders resemble flying squirrels due to convergent evolution.
I saw the faking squirrel, when it first statedl about 6 or so months ago,originally the clip comes from sth east asia somewhere, but here it is on the channel 7 morning show, Karl and channel 9 competition.
A few have mentioned it. It's not a squirrel, which we don't have here, but a Greater Glider. There the world's largest gliding possum and can grow up to 60cm (that's 2 feet) long.
It's not a greater glider. It is in fact a flying squirrel, it's just not an Australian video.
Clip is from Taiwan I believe, a red giant flying squirrel and it's name is Bobo.
I had a good laugh.
As someone in Australia, I'm currently sick so not having a great time 😫
Wombats are fairly docile, and somewhat like a thick set dog with stubby legs, at least in physique, so they would make a good pet.
wombats for some insane reason LOVE to eat the crotch out of all underwear, so really not a good pet at all, nightmare even for experienced carers who let them roam their home & find them in their dirty laundry basket & have to go & buy new underwear everytime
When you say "Karl takes things the worst way", you clearly mean the best way.
Watch the next one it’s hilarious
I'm a bit confused about the squirrel. I thought we don't have squirrels???? I thought we had possums???
The clip they were laughing about is from Taiwan.
That squirrel thing isn't Australian & not new either. (but hysterically funny anyway)
Karl is a typical Aussie for sure.
That possum was at the gym 😂
You can't have a wombat as a pet, obviously the wombat is an orphan & looking after it.
the squirrel was on youtube...
This squirrel is from taiwan
Karl is the most immature person on Aussie tv. 😲 But he's usually able to laugh at himself. 😁
Baby Wombats are so cute! 🥰
Sugar Gliders are cute too.
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What's a duckdo , quack
No squirrels in Australia.
but there's lots of rabbits... in China
@@markboorman9583 HaHa
you should check out kevin wilsons song what is dondal gonnna do today
see ya tomoz mate 🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘
Haircuts can't be returned.
cool
I think that magician has a youtube channel.....
You'd likely find that the speed limit there was 80kph because there could be traffic entering from side roads, ie: not a freeway. Too many serious/fatal accidents in Australia, so speed limits are reduced, for the greater good. Too many drunk and drugged drivers on the roads, hence the alcohol and drug testing of this motorbike rider.
Flying Squirrels are from your country.
Taiwan in this case, a red giant flying squirrel and it's name is Bobo.
Carl is assinine
Hey Ryan, how about for an upcoming video, you and your wife make and try an Australian hamburger. For this it goes bun, burger patty, bbq sauce, cheese, a fried egg, lettuce, tomato, pickled beetroot, a pineapple ring and 2 pieces of crispy bacon with the top bun BARELY holding it all together
Happy arvo, is not a thing we say???
That’s not a squirrel! Not in Australia! How can an Aussie journo not know a sugar glider?
or rather not know the video is from overseas
From Taiwan I believe, a red giant flying squirrel and it's name is Bobo.
@@mehere8038 yes but the reporting journalist was Australian!
@@podpip888 yes, but the animal is a red giant flying squirrel named Bobo, NOT a sugar glider
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It's not a squirrel.
Yes, a red giant flying squirrel from Taiwan and it's name is Bobo.
Love your podcasts.
The only thing that I don't understand is why you keep the screen, that is showing the scene, so small... very hard to watch.
Greetings from Lizzy from Australia 🦘.
hi rayn mate in aussie our hair cuts can get up to $40 from a male barber shop its not right us men have short hair david from gold coast queensland
the squirrel is smart enough to be the leader of the republican party.
Mate. It looks like you were jealous of life in Australia and terminated the vid!
Karl is always taking sht wrong. Ah no thats an aussie thing.
You seem to be under the false illusion that we can keep native animals like kangaroos and wombats as pets. Any situation like that would be for rehabilitation/orphaned. How have you not read all the comments on various videos correcting you on this yet?
Because there are so many and he has other stuff to do?
And it would be naive to think that nobody has any pet native wildlife, particularly in rural areas. I knew people that raised pet Joey's on their farms when I grew up
@@emceeboogieboots1608 It's not hard to skim the comments to find an answer for a question he asked. He asks in pretty much every react video where he sees someone with an animal. It's a 30 second Google question, but he still asks for the comments. I know people who raise joeys at their homes, I'm one of them. Orphaned/injured/mother injured joeys who need care. They're not just snatching them from their mothers. They usually get sent to a wildlife park when they get to a certain age, especially males. There is a 3 day course for being a wildlife rehab worker. I don't know your age, but up until approx 30 years ago it was legal own kangaroos for meat sales.
It wasnt a bloody squirrel, it was an Aussie Greater Glider( flying marsupial). I hate the fact that Oz presenters don't know our precious native wildlife. Squirrels only come from the northern hemisphere.
It was a flying squirrel. It's just the video is not Australian. The squirrels on UA-cam, I think it's name is Pan J' Bobo and is in Taiwan.
You are making the assumption the video is from Australia when it is actiualy from Taiwan. The flying squirrels name is Bobo, and the channel is "Pan J ' Bobo the Flying Squirrel". Yes, flying squirrels are native to Taiwan. The video went viral and ended up being shown on Today, because it's funny, and easy content for the show.
@@Foxxy9458 sorry, I was doing my Google research when you posted your comment, and didn't see it until just now.
@garryellis3085, do you also hate when youTube commenters get upset about other people getting things wrong, that they think they know but clearly don't?
Heres a short cut to our wildlife Ryan. Any wild animal that you think you know of that exists in the US - WE DONT HAVE THEM. No bears squirrels big cats moose elk bison hummingbirds .... cant think of more atm ..... we do have deer and foxes but they were imported. But otherwise if you think its something you know it wont be dont assume dont ask just learn. AND ONE MORE TIME FOR LUCK YOU CANT HAVE AUSTRALIAN WILDLIFE AS PETS. The flying squirrel video went viral world wide but isnt Australian. It was most likely filmed in Thailand. Who knew!! apparently. But it was included with Aussie memes so thats forgiveable. We have sugar gliders but we dont have squirrels.
possums?
There are a handful of native animals that you can legally own as pets. These are mostly birds such as parrots and finches. They must be purchased from licenced breeders and cannot be caught from the wild for pets.
@@jackvos8047 agree but I was just speaking broadly because every time he sees a cute fluffy native animal he says they'd make a cool pet
@@jackvos8047 reptiles too & attempted smuggled wild ones in reptiles, if unable to be returned to the wild (as is usually the case, due to no clear location they are from available), then National Parks actually gives them to licenced reptile owners as pets (they run a lottery that any licenced reptile person can enter if they want one or more of them & lottery winners get them if there are more people wanting than available reptiles, sometimes for big catches, it goes the other way & National Parks contacts societies to ask them to ask their members if anyone is willing to take them).
Many bird species can be purchased from anyone too & it's also not uncommon if a bird will adapt well to captivity, but is not releasable, that wildlife carers will quietly send it into captivity, rather than euthinasing. That mostly happens with baby birds with an injury that means they can never survive in the wild
@@mehere8038
Possums are Australian. Opossums live in the Americas. They aren't all that closely related, but they are similar enough that we borrowed the name.
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Sick and tired of wakining up sick 'n' fuckin tirerd.
Don't know how big or smart squirrels are. We don't have them in Australia. The woman is an idiot, it is a greater glider
um no, it's a squirrel that lives in Taiwan
@@mehere8038
Gee. The presenter on the show playing the clip knew where they got the clip from and what was in it. Some random commenter on UA-cam makes something up. And he calls her an idiot.
I'm just embarassed, mostly, I swear I don't know any of those people! 😵 I think the tragic squirrel act may be from the UK! 🤔
Taiwan I believe, a red giant flying squirrel and it's name is Bobo.
@@michaelmclachlan1650 Oh thanks, I was just reaching for an explanation! Very cute! 👍
@@jenniferharrison8915 It is indeed! I've looked a little further, his full name is Pan J ' Bobo and he has his own UA-cam channel.
@@michaelmclachlan1650
You mean he does all that just for views!
1/10th of the whole screen is the video. Crap layout
Ryan, you must be raking the cash in with all the advert interruptions. I know you have a baby now and probably need the money but it’s REALLY annoying! x
The National Rugby League (NRL) is opening their season in Vegas on 2nd March. The NRL is the biggest sport in the Australian states, New South Wales and Queensland.
You should do a review of Russell Crowe talking about what Rugby League is as part of a promotional ad in America.
FYI - do not call it Rugby (Rugby union), that is a different game to Rugby League.
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Brittany bramble charged with hit and run and on the way out of court she got the hit and shortly after that got the run out of court😂😂😂😂🤣😂🙂👍🇭🇲🦘😆🤔😆🤔