They attack from above
Via australianmuseum.net.au
Hikers and bush walkers have been known to be 'dropped on' by Drop Bears (thus their name sake). Most attacks are not fatal and result usually in injuries including bites and scratches (at least in humans).
The Dropbear will f***ing cut you.
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(Watch from 0.18).
The Australian government even released this warning: "Look up, stay alive"
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It is a distant relative of The Koala
But don't let that fool you
Because unlike their distant relatives, Dropbear are carnivorous and incredibly aggressive
Dropbears exist everywhere in Australia (except Tasmania)
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(Because not even Dropbears want to live there).
Dropbear attacks are on the rise
Via dropbearaware.com
We would never recommend avoiding Australia (which seems to have conveniently been left off this chart), caution is recommended if you are visiting Australia, Germany, Thailand, Canada or New Zealand.
Dropbears hate Vegemite
Drop Bear Aware / Via dropbearaware.com
Tourists are recommended to smear Vegemite liberally on their armpits to repel Dropbears. Also, always wear a wide-brimmed hat outdoors.
Don't believe us? Check out this video
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Dropbears are little bastards: Here's how to avoid them
