Hahahaha This comment kills me

Make sense 😂

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In some cases there are drones which can be used. In other cases, there are still people who go to these places with guides who know how to get into those places, but there are some places in which it is better to use drones.

just cause you go into a store and take a glance, does it mean you've walked the whole thing & know all it's products ? no

Funny thing is most of us in Australia will only ever see a snake in a pet store or in a photo. They are always around but are way more scared of us than we are of them and will be gone without ever knowing one was close by. Fact is far more people die from venomous snake bites in the U.S. each year than Australia where maybe one person dies in a bad year. And no one has died from a spider bite ever since 1980, believe me it's all hype and extreme exaggeration about everything out to ruin your day here. More likely to die from a bolt of lightning than a snake here, the average tourist will not see one snake on their entire trip here. It's the drop bears that are the only real deadly predators that actively hunt predominantly tourists who go walking off track in the bush or under large gum trees in suburban parks. Already this year 12 tourists have been fatally attacked and preyed upon by drop bears. Usually it's only the victims shoes and feet that are found because a drop bears will consume the entire body including bones and clothes but seem to dislike the taste of foot odour. It's also proven that because of how much vegimite Aussies eat drop bears are repelled by the odour of vegimite that Aussies emit and they have learnt to avoid any person with an Aussie accent.

By the way, it's drop bears mating day soon, every year on the 30th of February and they give birth in the 5th week of May.

dont trust internet. even this guy just read something off the internet. i would trust him if he was there and saw these himself.

I'm guessing it's a shot from a movie scene. Click baiters like to use that stuff to lure us in.🙄 all the rest are occupied by people or have been in past years. Definitely NOT unexplored!!!

I think y'all are getting the word's discovered and explored confused. Just because you take a photo of something that doesn't mean you've explored it, come on now. There's a BIG difference in the two meanings. However I agree with the idea that most places on earth have already been discovered AND explored. Sorry adventure lovers!

Because the builders built it so it will be unexplored to show no one has ever been there. Except the builders but they haven't been discovered yet either I don't think, or maybe they haven't discovered themselves being discovered. I think that might be how they remain undiscovered or maybe they just hide when they see someone. But I reckon the real reason the builders stay undiscovered in their building no one has discovered is because the trees hide them. Can't see the building from the trees until the builders cut them down to build more buildings behind the other trees.

Thank you, I was just thinking the same myself! Px

It seemed to me that he made that statement tongue-in-cheek. He said he didn't think the photographer and the man in the water could actually be there, since it was "unexplored".

Especially the part about how the Chinese use those bird’s nests to make soup🤮I mean c’mon now, it’s literally the bird’s saliva that they’re eating. And we wonder where the Covid virus came from? It’s a wonder that there aren’t dozens of different viruses circulating from this nonsense. That’s disgusting 🤢