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In your country, what "common" animals are tourists most excited to see?
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for australia i think most people would assume kangaroos, and sure people are excited to see them but they’re not quite as common - youre probably only going to see them if it’s intentional
i think common AND excited is probably rosellas - they’re a bright red and blue/green parrot that are kinda eeeeeverywhere
If I was in Australia I'd be so excited to see wombats. Is also be scared of seeing spiders...
Still not seen a wombat outside of a sanctuary. They come out at night and leave square poos on the paths.
Honestly - even seeing one of their square poos would be quite a thing!
As a local I smile seeing lorikeets and kookaburras, but rosellas are very rare where I am and I have to do a double take
Where I am the lorikeets and rosellas are often together, like double dating