15 Most Dangerous Animals in Queensland You Never Knew Lived There

15 Most Dangerous Animals in Queensland You Never Knew Lived There There is a lushness to Queensland that makes you feel welcome. Step into the rainforest and the air turns thick and green and warm — ancient, alive, and somehow safe, like a garden that simply grew very large. This is some of the oldest rainforest on Earth. And that is the problem, because a hundred million years is a long time for a place to fill up with things — and for those things to get very good at not being seen. The danger here is never out in the open. It is in the leaf litter you're standing on, the branch above your head, the clear creek you were about to wade across. Most people walk straight through and never know what shared the path with them. Today we are counting down fifteen dangerous animals of Queensland, ranked not by how deadly they are, but by how completely they stay out of the picture you carry of this bright, green place — from the ones you have already walked past, to the ones you would never guess were living here at all. And the one at number one, you may have carried home on your own body without ever feeling it. If you like the kind of thing that makes you look twice at country you thought you knew, take a second to subscribe — it helps the channel. And tell me: are you watching from Queensland, somewhere else in Australia, or the other side of the world? Drop it in the comments. Let's get into the list. #australia #wildlife #DangerousAnimals #Queensland