Q Green tape review to speed up project approvals Oct 29, 2019 Environment Minister Sussan Ley said delays in approving major projects were costing the economy $300 million annually as she announced the statutory review into the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act. But environmentalists warned against any move to water down the laws as they lashed government for failing to appoint a conservation scientist to the panel to tackle an "extinction crisis". 环境部长苏珊·莱伊（Sussan Ley）表示，批准重大项目的延误每年给经济造成3亿美元的损失，因为她宣布对《环境保护和生物多样性保护法》进行法定审查。 但是环保主义者警告说，不要因为削弱政府法律而采取行动，因为他们抨击政府未能任命环境保护科学家参加小组会议，以解决“灭绝危机”。 https://www.afr.com/politics/federal/green-tape-review-to-focus-on-project-approval-20191029-p5357r Green groups criticised the failure to include a conservation scientist on the panel, with the Australian Conservation Foundation saying the review had to be examined through the lens of the nation''s "extinction crisis". Wilderness Society national environment laws campaign manager Suzanne Milthorpe said part of the act''s failure had been the government''s failure "to act as an effective regulator when the law has been clearly broken". 环保组织批评未能将一名保护科学家加入小组，澳大利亚保护基金会表示，该审查必须通过国家“灭绝危机”的角度进行审查。 荒野协会国家环境法律运动负责人苏珊娜·米尔索普（Suzanne Milthorpe）表示，该法案的部分失败归因于政府“在法律明显违反时未能充当有效的监管者”。 UQ
Q https://www.environment.gov.au/biodiversity/wildlife-trade/natives Australia boasts a diverse range of unique animals and plants. The Australian Government is committed to protecting and conserving Australian native species by regulating international trade in wildlife and wildlife products. This aims to protect species against exploitation. 澳大利亚拥有多种独特的动植物。 澳大利亚政府致力于通过规范野生动植物和野生动植物产品的国际贸易来保护和养护澳大利亚本土物种。 目的是保护物种免受剥削。 UQ
Q Australian endangered species list A comprehensive list of Australia’s critically endangered animals. By AG STAFF•June 17, 2014
https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/science-environment/2014/06/australian-endangered-species-list/ ACCORDING TO THE IUCN Red List of endangered species, Australia has 86 animal species that are considered Critically Endangered. A species is considered Critically Endangered by the ICUN (International Union for the Conservation of Nature) if it meets certain criteria, such as a reduction in the population of 90 per cent within a decade, the population range is severely limited or fragmented, or the population is under 50 indivuduals. 根据世界自然保护联盟（IUCN）濒危物种红色名录，澳大利亚有86种被视为极度濒危物种。 如果某个物种符合某些标准，例如在十年之内减少90％的种群，种群的范围受到严重限制或支离破碎，或 种群 不到50个。 UQ
Q Budgerigars: Australia’s colourful, clever and much-loved avian gift to the world A comprehensive history of Australia’s most well-known bird. By Sarah Harris and Don Baker• July 2, 2020 鹦哥：澳大利亚向世界献出的色彩缤纷，聪明又备受人们喜爱的鸟类礼物 澳大利亚最著名的鸟类的全面历史。 A reproduction from a sketch of three budgies by Elizabeth Gould, who delighted in the opportunity to illustrate them in the wild, this plate appeared in John Gould’s landmark book series, The Birds of Australia, published in seven volumes between 1840 and 1848. (Image credit: Chris Watson/Shutterstock) Image credit: Science Photo Library / Alamy Stock Photo
Trained by gypsies to pluck horoscope cards from a box, the budgerigar became known as the fortune-telling bird during the latter half of the 19th century in Europe. (Image credit: Paul Popper/Popperfoto via Getty Images)
1. No-one can smoulder with a bird on the shoulder quite like American movie icon Clint Eastwood, pictured here at home with his first wife, Maggie Johnson, in 1959. (Image credit: CBS PHOTO ARCHIVE/GETTY) 2. Top British supermodel of the swinging ’60s, Twiggy was one of a number of stars enlisted to help promote the budgie in the days when the Budgerigar Information Bureau was an actual thing. (Image credit: Michael Ochs Archives / Getty Images)
Q American Australians are Australian citizens who are of American descent,[1] including immigrants and residents who are descended from migrants from the United States of America and its territories. This can include people of European, African American, American Indian, Hispanic or Latin American, Asian, or Pacific Islander backgrounds. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Australians Demography People born in the United States as a percentage of the population in Australia divided geographically by statistical local area, as of the 2011 census Number of permanent settlers arriving in Australia from the USA since 1991 (monthly) At the 2006 Australian Census, 71,718 Australian residents declared that they were American-born. Concentrations of American-born residents were in Sydney (16,339), Melbourne (11,130), Brisbane (6,057), Perth (5,558), Adelaide (2,862), and Canberra (1,970).[2] Also at the census, residents could nominate up to two ancestries; 56,283 respondents declared they had American ancestry with 3,901 who declared Hispanic ancestry, 1,798 declared an African American ancestry, 3,936 declared a native North American Indian ancestry and 224 declared Puerto Rican ancestry.[3] 自1991年以来从美国到达澳大利亚的永久定居者的数量（每月） 在2006年澳大利亚人口普查中，有71,718名澳大利亚居民宣布他们在美国出生。 美国出生的居民主要集中在悉尼（16,339），墨尔本（11,130），布里斯班（6,057），珀斯（5,558），阿德莱德（2,862）和堪培拉（1,970）。[2] 同样在人口普查中，居民最多可以提名两个祖先。 56,283名受访者宣布拥有美国血统，其中3,901名宣布了西班牙裔血统，1,798名宣布了非洲裔美国血统，3,936名宣布了北美印第安血统，而224名宣布了波多黎各血统。[3] UQ
Q https://www.smh.com.au/national/why-australia-is-now-home-to-the-sixth-largest-american-population-in-the-world-20150512-ggznm3.html American academic Lyman Stone noticed the number while researching the broader American diaspora and drilled down to deliver a standout finding. He told Fairfax Media from the US: "I found Australia was the only country that had more Americans than the US had Australians. For every other country in the world, the US has more of their people than they have Americans – Australia was the one exception. That was just begging for an answer. When there''''''''''''''''s only one exception, it really merits digging into." 美国学者莱曼·斯通（Lyman Stone）在研究更广泛的美国侨民时注意到了这个数字，并进行了深入研究以提供出色的发现。 他对来自美国的Fairfax Media表示：“我发现，澳大利亚是唯一拥有美国人 比美国拥有澳大利亚人多的国家。对于世界上每个其他国家，美国拥有他国的人民 比他国拥有美国人多。澳大利亚是唯一例外的一个. 这只是乞求答案。只有一个例外时，它确实值得深入研究。” UQ
Seems both the US and Australia do have hailstorm issue. Q Dallas Hailstorm Insured Losses Could Reach $2 Billion By Ben Berkowitz and Marice Richter | June 18, 2012 Inspecting hail damage. AP Photo/The Dallas Morning News, Nathan Hunsinger Insured losses from the massive hailstorm that struck the Dallas area on Wednesday could reach as much as $2 billion, making it one of the most costly storms of its type in U.S. history, an insurance organization said on Friday. The Southwestern Insurance Information Service (SIIS), a trade group that speaks for property insurers in Texas and Oklahoma, said members have already classified the storm as catastrophic. UQ
Here''''s where you''''re most likely to run into wildlife that could kill youSimone M Scully and Dragan Radovanovic Jul 2, 2016, https://www.businessinsider.com/a-us-map-of-wildlife-that-could-kill-you-2016-6? Just this past June, a 2-year-old boy was playing near the water at a Disney World resort when an alligator attacked and killed him. A black bear attacked a woman running the marathon in New Mexico just a few days later. In Colorado, a mother had to fight off a mountain lion to save her 5-year-old son that was attacked in their own backyard. Even when the headlines about wildlife don’t involve attacks — a bear is spotted swimming in a backyard pool, for example, or a great white shark is tagged off the coast of Cape Cod — we are still vividly reminded that America is not only our home, but also the home to some dangerous, wild predators as well. And sometimes these creatures are closer than we think. But how dangerous are these animals really? How afraid of them should we be? Well, it turns out, we shouldn’t be too afraid since the animals we fear most might not actually be the most deadly. For example, dogs, deer, and cows kill more Americans every year than bears, sharks, or alligators. So from wolves to spiders, here is a look at 10 creatures that most normal Americans fear, where they live, and just how dangerous they really are.
Q The Top 10 Most Dangerous Animals in California https://www.wyomingadvocates.com/the-top-10-most-dangerous-animals-in-california/ #10: Sharks #9 Black Bears #8 Mountain Lions #7 Rattle Snakes #6 Black Widow and Recluse Spiders #5 Hornets, Wasps, Bees You may think these flying insects are more of a pest than a swooping aerial terror of doom and destruction. Unfortunately for too many people this assumption is wrong. Gram by gram, these winged insects are the deadliest creatures many Californians face each year. Whereas snake bites kill around 6-8 people annually, flying insects killed a total of 1,109 people between the years 2000 and 2017 for an average of 62 deaths each year. Granted, most of these deaths are due to allergies, but you shouldn’t let this diminish the risk. Many people don’t know they’re allergic until it’s too late. Also, being stung is rather painful, so it’s best just to avoid these winged scourges. Below are a few of the symptoms to watch out for if you are suffering an allergic reaction: Discoloration of the skin, white or red Headaches Dizziness Hives Vomiting or nausea Low blood pressure Difficulty breathing Diarrhea Sudden unconsciousness Shock #4 Horses and Cows #3 Deer #2 Dogs #1 Humans Was there ever any doubt that humans would top this list? Just look at the numbers below if you have a quibble about our #1 Dangerous Animal in California: 118,077 Assaults 188,304 Burglaries 54,789 Robberies 174,796 Violent Crimes 1,930 Homicides UQ
Q The Top 10 Most Dangerous Animals in California https://www.wyomingadvocates.com/the-top-10-most-dangerous-animals-in-california/ #10: Sharks #9 Black Bears #8 Mountain Lions #7 Rattle Snakes #6 Black Widow and Recluse Spiders #5 Hornets, Wasps, Bees You may think these flying insects are more of a pest than a swooping aerial terror of doom and destruction. Unfortunately for too many people this assumption is wrong. Gram by gram, these winged insects are the deadliest creatures many Californians face each year. Whereas snake bites kill around 6-8 people annually, flying insects killed a total of 1,109 people between the years 2000 and 2017 for an average of 62 deaths each year. Granted, most of these deaths are due to allergies, but you shouldn’t let this diminish the risk. Many people don’t know they’re allergic until it’s too late. Also, being stung is rather painful, so it’s best just to avoid these winged scourges. Below are a few of the symptoms to watch out for if you are suffering an allergic reaction: Discoloration of the skin, white or red Headaches Dizziness Hives Vomiting or nausea Low blood pressure Difficulty breathing Diarrhea Sudden unconsciousness Shock #4 Horses and Cows #3 Deer #2 Dogs #1 Humans Was there ever any doubt that humans would top this list? Just look at the numbers below if you have a quibble about our #1 Dangerous Animal in California: 118,077 Assaults 188,304 Burglaries 54,789 Robberies 174,796 Violent Crimes 1,930 Homicides UQ EvenOdd 发表于 2020-07-21 14:46
Fatal dog attacks in the United States are rare, although non-fatal dog bites are not unusual. Typically, between 30 and 50 people in the US die from dog bites each year,[1] and the number of deaths from dog attacks appear to be increasing.[2] Around 4.5 million Americans are bitten by dogs every year, resulting in the hospitalization of 6,000 to 13,000 people each year in the United States (2005).[2] 尽管非致命性的狗咬伤并不罕见，但在美国致命的狗咬伤很少发生。 通常，在美国，每年有30至50人死于狗咬，[1]并且死于狗袭击的人数似乎正在增加。[2] 每年大约有450万美国人被狗咬伤，导致美国每年有6,000至13,000人住院治疗（2005年）。 Injuries, illnesses, and fatalities resulting from encounters with dogs are a major public health concern worldwide. Dogs not only cause morbidity and mortality as a result of bites, but they may also transmit zoonotic infections, which may also result in illness or death. Dogs are the main source of rabies transmission to humans worldwide. It is estimated that 3% to 18% of dog bite wounds become infected, with occasional cases of meningitis, endocarditis, and septic shock leading to death reported. Children have the greatest risk of death.[2] 与狗相遇导致的伤害，疾病和死亡是全球主要的公共卫生问题。 狗咬伤后不仅会导致发病和死亡，而且还可能传播人畜共患病感染，这也可能导致疾病或死亡。 狗是狂犬病传播给全世界人类的主要来源。 据估计，有3％至18％的狗咬伤被感染，偶有脑膜炎，心内膜炎和败血性休克导致死亡的报道。 儿童死亡的风险最大 UQ
Fatal dog attacks in the United States are rare, although non-fatal dog bites are not unusual. Typically, between 30 and 50 people in the US die from dog bites each year,[1] and the number of deaths from dog attacks appear to be increasing.[2] Around 4.5 million Americans are bitten by dogs every year, resulting in the hospitalization of 6,000 to 13,000 people each year in the United States (2005).[2] 尽管非致命性的狗咬伤并不罕见，但在美国致命的狗咬伤很少发生。 通常，在美国，每年有30至50人死于狗咬，[1]并且死于狗袭击的人数似乎正在增加。[2] 每年大约有450万美国人被狗咬伤，导致美国每年有6,000至13,000人住院治疗（2005年）。 Injuries, illnesses, and fatalities resulting from encounters with dogs are a major public health concern worldwide. Dogs not only cause morbidity and mortality as a result of bites, but they may also transmit zoonotic infections, which may also result in illness or death. Dogs are the main source of rabies transmission to humans worldwide. It is estimated that 3% to 18% of dog bite wounds become infected, with occasional cases of meningitis, endocarditis, and septic shock leading to death reported. Children have the greatest risk of death.[2] 与狗相遇导致的伤害，疾病和死亡是全球主要的公共卫生问题。 狗咬伤后不仅会导致发病和死亡，而且还可能传播人畜共患病感染，这也可能导致疾病或死亡。 狗是狂犬病传播给全世界人类的主要来源。 据估计，有3％至18％的狗咬伤被感染，偶有脑膜炎，心内膜炎和败血性休克导致死亡的报道。 儿童死亡的风险最大 UQ EvenOdd 发表于 2020-07-21 16:47
Spend so much only for keeping them alive: 花这么多钱只是为了让他们活着: Q How much would it cost to stop extinctions? Australians spend about $13 billion a year on pet food, pet accessories and medical treatments for their pets, according to a survey by Animal Medicines Australia in 2019. https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/why-is-australia-a-global-leader-in-wildlife-extinctions-20200717-p55cyd.html They found public investment for Australia’s 1700 threatened species, across state and federal governments, was far below comparable wealthy nations. Australia’s threatened species spending was about $122 million a year. By contrast, the US, with a similar list of 1662 threatened species, spent at least $2.1 billion a year from 2011 to 2016. 他们发现，州和联邦政府对澳大利亚1700种受威胁物种的公共投资远远低于可比的富裕国家。 澳大利亚每年在物种威胁方面的支出约为1.22亿澳元。 相比之下，美国拥有类似的1662种受威胁物种，从2011年到2016年每年花费至少21亿元。 UQ
住在澳大利亚，有时候可能一抬头，就发现你家屋顶上挂了这么个东西：
或者时不时被这样的蜥蜴占领你家的墙头
各种特产多的一批：
巨型蚯蚓
剧毒蓝环章鱼
蛰你一口，伤口几个月才能痊愈的武装杜海葵
大大大大大大虫
一个没看好，就会有孩子掉到你家虫身上......
火热性感烈焰红鼻涕虫
据说如果舔它一下它会舔回来
还有掉下来砸到头上必死无疑的松果
掉下来砸到头上必死无疑的冰雹
以及各种体型、各种面孔、各种颜色的“借住”在家里的蜘蛛：
老实点的窝在电表箱上生孩子
长得花里胡哨的就喜欢爬人家后门窗
或者电冰箱
或者后门窗
这里最温和的蜘蛛，是长这样的：
喜欢住你家里它很懂礼尚往来，吃虫杀蟑样样精通。
要是觉得还不够爽，那还有澳大利亚特色之蜘蛛雨，下过之后是这样的。
而好多好多生活在这个世界其他地方的人想都不曾想过的奇异景象，在澳大利亚你都可以看到。
比如蛇吞鳄鱼
蛇吞蝙蝠
青蛙吞蛇
毛毛虫过街
3米5长的蟒蛇给甘蔗蟾蜍当公交车
海上漂着的马上要爆炸的鲸鱼尸体......
河里住满了咸水鳄
还有冬天从葡萄牙偷渡来的黑色千足虫
正儿八经跑个步，半路都会跑去某个奇怪的地方
至于蛇这种东西，在澳大利亚基本无处不在：
商店里逛个街
加油站加点儿油
拖鞋里
浴霸
还有，马桶......
“我TM只是想正常地如个厕啊！！！！！”
难怪英国人曾经把澳大利亚当流放地......
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马桶和加油站那几张好吓人啊……可是我在澳洲的朋友每天晒照片过得很惬意啊！最近几个月都是每周聚会开party, 而且根本不戴口罩，感觉像是他们那里就没疫情。
我刚开始一看到就这么想的。难怪难怪了
厉害了，能把tiger snake的那个牌子翻译成“（小心，蛇和老虎一同在里面野蛮生长）”
最近的宣传热点，分化海外同胞。 这狗屁脑子又想让海外华人共助中国梦，又搞这些破事情分化大家，楼主跟图片里面的一样恶心
离澳洲很近的新西兰没有蛇，有毒的动物也很少，可能因为夏天不热吧～
我突然觉得大外宣怕的是各国的海华联结起来，这股力量不容忽视 所以大外宣不停的发这种海外地域贴，想挑起海华矛盾哈哈
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Green tape review to speed up project approvals Oct 29, 2019
Environment Minister Sussan Ley said delays in approving major projects were costing the economy $300 million annually as she announced the statutory review into the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act.
But environmentalists warned against any move to water down the laws as they lashed government for failing to appoint a conservation scientist to the panel to tackle an "extinction crisis".
环境部长苏珊·莱伊（Sussan Ley）表示，批准重大项目的延误每年给经济造成3亿美元的损失，因为她宣布对《环境保护和生物多样性保护法》进行法定审查。
但是环保主义者警告说，不要因为削弱政府法律而采取行动，因为他们抨击政府未能任命环境保护科学家参加小组会议，以解决“灭绝危机”。
https://www.afr.com/politics/federal/green-tape-review-to-focus-on-project-approval-20191029-p5357r
Green groups criticised the failure to include a conservation scientist on the panel, with the Australian Conservation Foundation saying the review had to be examined through the lens of the nation''s "extinction crisis".
Wilderness Society national environment laws campaign manager Suzanne Milthorpe said part of the act''s failure had been the government''s failure "to act as an effective regulator when the law has been clearly broken".
环保组织批评未能将一名保护科学家加入小组，澳大利亚保护基金会表示，该审查必须通过国家“灭绝危机”的角度进行审查。
荒野协会国家环境法律运动负责人苏珊娜·米尔索普（Suzanne Milthorpe）表示，该法案的部分失败归因于政府“在法律明显违反时未能充当有效的监管者”。 UQ
颤巍巍的问一句 那个鲸鱼尸体是怎么回事？为啥是白的？怎么就变成大球了？
https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/science-environment/2014/06/australian-endangered-species-list/
ACCORDING TO THE IUCN Red List of endangered species, Australia has 86 animal species that are considered Critically Endangered.
A species is considered Critically Endangered by the ICUN (International Union for the Conservation of Nature) if it meets certain criteria, such as a reduction in the population of 90 per cent within a decade, the population range is severely limited or fragmented, or the population is under 50 indivuduals. 根据世界自然保护联盟（IUCN）濒危物种红色名录，澳大利亚有86种被视为极度濒危物种。
如果某个物种符合某些标准，例如在十年之内减少90％的种群，种群的范围受到严重限制或支离破碎，或 种群 不到50个。
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Q 看到一条蟒蛇吞下整个澳大利亚淡水鳄鱼 经典的澳大利亚决斗很少在相机上拍摄。 See a python swallow an Australian freshwater crocodile whole A classic Australian duel rarely capture on camera. By Australian Geographic•July 16, 2020
https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/wildlife/2020/07/see-a-python-swallow-an-australian-freshwater-crocodile-whole/ UQ
鹦哥：澳大利亚向世界献出的色彩缤纷，聪明又备受人们喜爱的鸟类礼物 澳大利亚最著名的鸟类的全面历史。
https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/wildlife/2020/07/budgerigars-australias-colourful-clever-and-much-loved-avian-gift-to-the-world/?
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PETA protests in Sydney: Anti-wool industry campaigners ... www.news.com.au › national › nsw-act › news › news-story
Jun 12, 2019 - Animals right activists have staged a disturbing protest in Sydney''s ... Farmers called the animal rights activists ''uneducated'' and ''uninformed''.
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Vegan Australia''s guide to vegan community events. Looking to meet other vegans or to learn more about veganism and animal rights? We list 100s of vegan ...
Vegan protest: Animal rights activists invade abattoirs, stop ... www.smh.com.au › ... › Conservation › Veganism
Apr 8, 2019 - NSW Police said nine people had been arrested at Goulburn after the owner of the abattoir asked the protesters to leave about 4am, but they ...
Vegan activists face court after shutting down Melbourne ... www.abc.net.au › news › vegan-activists-fined-over-me...
Sep 30, 2019 - Vegan activists face court after shutting down Melbourne streets for animal rights protest. Posted Mon Monday 30 Sep September 2019 at 2:59am ...
Animal rights ''peaceful protest'' causes chaos in Melbourne, 39 ... www.sbs.com.au › news › animal-rights-peaceful-prote...
Apr 8, 2019 - Police have begun arresting animal rights protesters who blocked a CBD intersection and chained themselves to trucks outside abattoirs ...
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Q https://medium.com/airtree-venture/the-new-startup-visa-in-australia-a-guide-for-beginners-b32dbf5e88f2
The other day a good mate asked me a question — “what’s the number 1 thing that Australia needs to learn from Silicon Valley?” A tonne of things came to mind — but one thing stood out more than anything else: we need to attract more great talent from around the world 🌎🚀
I can’t think of a single factor that has had a bigger impact on the success of Silicon Valley than skilled immigration. The numbers are staggering: More than half of the unicorns in the Valley were founded by immigrants to the US If you look at the senior, non-founding roles at those same companies, the proportion of immigrants jumps to a whopping 71%
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Australians
Demography
Number of permanent settlers arriving in Australia from the USA since 1991 (monthly)
At the 2006 Australian Census, 71,718 Australian residents declared that they were American-born. Concentrations of American-born residents were in Sydney (16,339), Melbourne (11,130), Brisbane (6,057), Perth (5,558), Adelaide (2,862), and Canberra (1,970).[2] Also at the census, residents could nominate up to two ancestries; 56,283 respondents declared they had American ancestry with 3,901 who declared Hispanic ancestry, 1,798 declared an African American ancestry, 3,936 declared a native North American Indian ancestry and 224 declared Puerto Rican ancestry.[3] 自1991年以来从美国到达澳大利亚的永久定居者的数量（每月）
在2006年澳大利亚人口普查中，有71,718名澳大利亚居民宣布他们在美国出生。 美国出生的居民主要集中在悉尼（16,339），墨尔本（11,130），布里斯班（6,057），珀斯（5,558），阿德莱德（2,862）和堪培拉（1,970）。[2] 同样在人口普查中，居民最多可以提名两个祖先。 56,283名受访者宣布拥有美国血统，其中3,901名宣布了西班牙裔血统，1,798名宣布了非洲裔美国血统，3,936名宣布了北美印第安血统，而224名宣布了波多黎各血统。[3]
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American academic Lyman Stone noticed the number while researching the broader American diaspora and drilled down to deliver a standout finding. He told Fairfax Media from the US: "I found Australia was the only country that had more Americans than the US had Australians. For every other country in the world, the US has more of their people than they have Americans – Australia was the one exception. That was just begging for an answer. When there''''''''''''''''s only one exception, it really merits digging into."
美国学者莱曼·斯通（Lyman Stone）在研究更广泛的美国侨民时注意到了这个数字，并进行了深入研究以提供出色的发现。 他对来自美国的Fairfax Media表示：“我发现，澳大利亚是唯一拥有美国人 比美国拥有澳大利亚人多的国家。对于世界上每个其他国家，美国拥有他国的人民 比他国拥有美国人多。澳大利亚是唯一例外的一个. 这只是乞求答案。只有一个例外时，它确实值得深入研究。” UQ
New Zealand can be attractive to some people.
各个击破? 前几天在吹加拿大. 告诉大家美国没法住了.
握手握手!
鲸死后肚子里的食物粪便腐烂发酵，产生的气体把肚皮象气球一样越撑越大。鲸的肚子本来就是白的。
蜥蜴就能把我吓退了。
谢谢这位层主的信息，对我来说这些还是挺可怕的。
很久以前就看过类似的帖子，对澳洲居住就有阴影了
我正在一边蹲厕所一边看帖子！这下我都不敢继续蹲了！
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Dallas Hailstorm Insured Losses Could Reach $2 Billion By Ben Berkowitz and Marice Richter | June 18, 2012
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Here''''s where you''''re most likely to run into wildlife that could kill you Simone M Scully and Dragan Radovanovic Jul 2, 2016,
https://www.businessinsider.com/a-us-map-of-wildlife-that-could-kill-you-2016-6?
Just this past June, a 2-year-old boy was playing near the water at a Disney World resort when an alligator attacked and killed him. A black bear attacked a woman running the marathon in New Mexico just a few days later. In Colorado, a mother had to fight off a mountain lion to save her 5-year-old son that was attacked in their own backyard.
Even when the headlines about wildlife don’t involve attacks — a bear is spotted swimming in a backyard pool, for example, or a great white shark is tagged off the coast of Cape Cod — we are still vividly reminded that America is not only our home, but also the home to some dangerous, wild predators as well. And sometimes these creatures are closer than we think.
But how dangerous are these animals really? How afraid of them should we be? Well, it turns out, we shouldn’t be too afraid since the animals we fear most might not actually be the most deadly. For example, dogs, deer, and cows kill more Americans every year than bears, sharks, or alligators.
So from wolves to spiders, here is a look at 10 creatures that most normal Americans fear, where they live, and just how dangerous they really are.
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#10: Sharks
#9 Black Bears #8 Mountain Lions #7 Rattle Snakes #6 Black Widow and Recluse Spiders
#4 Horses and Cows
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Q https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fatal_dog_attacks_in_the_United_States
List of fatal dog attacks in the United States
Fatal dog attacks in the United States are rare, although non-fatal dog bites are not unusual. Typically, between 30 and 50 people in the US die from dog bites each year,[1] and the number of deaths from dog attacks appear to be increasing.[2] Around 4.5 million Americans are bitten by dogs every year, resulting in the hospitalization of 6,000 to 13,000 people each year in the United States (2005).[2] 尽管非致命性的狗咬伤并不罕见，但在美国致命的狗咬伤很少发生。 通常，在美国，每年有30至50人死于狗咬，[1]并且死于狗袭击的人数似乎正在增加。[2] 每年大约有450万美国人被狗咬伤，导致美国每年有6,000至13,000人住院治疗（2005年）。
Injuries, illnesses, and fatalities resulting from encounters with dogs are a major public health concern worldwide. Dogs not only cause morbidity and mortality as a result of bites, but they may also transmit zoonotic infections, which may also result in illness or death. Dogs are the main source of rabies transmission to humans worldwide. It is estimated that 3% to 18% of dog bite wounds become infected, with occasional cases of meningitis, endocarditis, and septic shock leading to death reported. Children have the greatest risk of death.[2] 与狗相遇导致的伤害，疾病和死亡是全球主要的公共卫生问题。 狗咬伤后不仅会导致发病和死亡，而且还可能传播人畜共患病感染，这也可能导致疾病或死亡。 狗是狂犬病传播给全世界人类的主要来源。 据估计，有3％至18％的狗咬伤被感染，偶有脑膜炎，心内膜炎和败血性休克导致死亡的报道。 儿童死亡的风险最大 UQ
Q Species: List of fatal alligator attacks in the United States List of fatal bear attacks in North America List of fatal cougar attacks in North America List of fatal snake bites in the United States List of fatal, unprovoked shark attacks in the United States
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我在悉尼和墨尔本生活了很多年。别说这里的东西一个都没遇到过，就是连比中国见过的更大的蜘蛛都没有。 悉尼墨尔本连蚊子都没有。
澳大利亚很大。就像云南有蛇，跟你上海有什么关系。这也是同理。很多所谓在澳大利亚的动物，都离大城市很远。
Q How much would it cost to stop extinctions?
Australians spend about $13 billion a year on pet food, pet accessories and medical treatments for their pets, according to a survey by Animal Medicines Australia in 2019.
https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/why-is-australia-a-global-leader-in-wildlife-extinctions-20200717-p55cyd.html
They found public investment for Australia’s 1700 threatened species, across state and federal governments, was far below comparable wealthy nations. Australia’s threatened species spending was about $122 million a year. By contrast, the US, with a similar list of 1662 threatened species, spent at least $2.1 billion a year from 2011 to 2016. 他们发现，州和联邦政府对澳大利亚1700种受威胁物种的公共投资远远低于可比的富裕国家。 澳大利亚每年在物种威胁方面的支出约为1.22亿澳元。 相比之下，美国拥有类似的1662种受威胁物种，从2011年到2016年每年花费至少21亿元。 UQ
给我100万吧，我去