Rock Climbing in Australia???

[doc barleycorn]

Y'all have some very hungry and enterprising critters in your part of the globe, dontcha?





Someone sent me this in an email. Don't know where it originates from.


Pits Rule!!!

[HookLine]

That is in the remote north-west Kimberley region.

Everything gets big here, even introduced feral pests.

EDIT: Well, not everything, don't ever let one of these bite you. I have been bitten three times, and the pain is like nothing you have ever experienced. I rarely take painkillers, but after the worst bite I was on high strength tablets for two days, and antibiotics.

[demonx]

Seen the Wallaby pic heaps of times. I've also seen a pick of a snake caught in a fence after it ate a kangaroo and couldn't fit back through the fence!

That is one fuckin huge pig!

[blanikdog]

Not a bad size snake for a baby. I wonder where its parents are?

blanik

[Rudi]

Not a bad size snake for a baby. I wonder where its parents are?

blanik

Probably off eating ferral pigs

[Uncle Jesse]

we grow 'em big here too

http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/hogzilla.asp

[Uncle Jesse]

Oh yeh, up in Alaska, you can't hang out in certain areas without a big rifle. The signs on some trails recommend nothing smaller than a .300 winnie magnum, just in case ya run into an angry grizzly.

http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/bearhunt.asp

That paw will make your head behave much like a volleyball, given the chance.