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Australia Photography
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Australian here. How many do you want?
thanks that’s a good way of visualising it. 
How about beaches and mountains?thanks that’s a good way of visualising it.
Here’s mine
Was there in 2015. Beautiful country, lovely people.
A beautyWas there in 2015. Beautiful country, lovely people.
Thanks, it was an early morning long exposure photo of the 12 Apostles.
If you want beaches and mountains, look no further than the most beautiful place on Earth, Lord Howe Island.
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Wow. But land Australia is loaded with vipers I do know this by watching a science show.
I just found this thread, while looking for something else.
I thought I might start with a panorama of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
There is a spot, on Blues Point Reserve, where you are exactly opposite the middle of the SHB. That's where this was taken.
I thought I might start with a panorama of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
There is a spot, on Blues Point Reserve, where you are exactly opposite the middle of the SHB. That's where this was taken.
We have no vipers, we have elapids, instead (mostly they have a small head). Think King Brown Snake, Cobra and Taipan. We have a thing called a 'Death Adder', no relation to the African 'Puff Adder', that is really an elapid, but with a triangular head.
The King Brown is the deadliest, not because of the venom, that goes to the Taipan, but because it hangs on and chews, injecting lots of venom.
A sea snake, Hydrophis belcheri, actually has the most toxic venom, but is very timid.
As for aggressive, the prize would probably go to the small Brown Tree Snake, which will look at you, and rather than run away, will then go for you. Fortunately, it is a colubrid, or rear-fanged snake, which is why I am still here...