What is the bear?

Of all fictitious or fairy -tale creatures such as Jackalope or Wild Haggis, the drop bear is probably one of the most out of the most. The original of Australia, probably, is that it was formed compared to Koala, is really dangerous, especially for tourists. Sometimes the locals like to talk a little with non -residents from Australia by suggesting that they should be in the emergency room for a bear attack. This carnivorous cousin for cuddly koala will fall out of the trees for unsuspecting tourists. Sources differ, but most claim that no one will survive to tell the story of a bear attack. The spread of vegemite or toothpaste behind the ears can keep bears. Wearing the forks on your head or tips helmets could prevent you from dying on the paws of the bear drops. Other local traditions indicate peeing on your shoes before you go for a walk. Drinking beer or pretending that it has an Australian accent can attract interest in bears and need to be discouraged.

As the legend of a drop developed, people even went into trouble creating different types of bears. These include alpine, burrowing and water types. It is not known how the legend has begun, but there are some credible explanations. First, telling the stories of these vicious animals could be a way to keep children far from eucalyptus trees. These specific trees pose a danger, especially during the high wind, because they have shallow roots and are prone to falling. The investigation of burrows or wandering far apart can be a danger in the bushes to everyone, because there are many poisonous snakes to prevent it.

6ala. Marsupial lion or thylacoleo carnifex was the size of the lion. Perhaps the nests in the trees and maybe dropped from the trees to attack prey. Fortunately, these wilder lions were completely disappeared by about 38 000 BCE. Today, one of them is a little likelihood that you will not become a fossilized version.

However, if you visit Australia, you can only find bears that are mentioned as a possible danger. The best way to avoid is to laugh with the person who mentions them. On YouTube you will also find several ads playing on the legend. Especially look at the Bundaberg rum advertisement from 2004, where the polar bear like creation, a clear alpine version of the drop, falls out of the tree to crush an empty tent.