A concise tourist pamphlet to avoid those questions.
There's only 23 million people in the WHOLE of Australia.
And that's in a country the same size as the whole of the United States.
And there's really not that many deaths from poisonous animals...
Seriously. Per year, there's about 3,000 snake bites - with around one or two proving to be fatal. Most receive antivenom well before it gets *real* bad.
Warner Bros.
Or sharks...
There's only one fatal shark attack on average per year.
The majority of the population lives around the coast.
