For the record

[den]

That danger map could be made for any country. Everywhere has dangerous animals.

Except New Zealand. The most dangerous thing there are eldery bowls ladies in Toyota Crowns.

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[targaff.livejournal.com]

Surely the only thing we have are all the animals we've imported from other dangerous places ;)

Well, there's one snake, I suppose.

[quen-elf.livejournal.com]

Yeah. Adders. And... er...

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...well, there are some *plants* that would be pretty deadly. If you, um, decided to try eating them.

(The most dangerous things you're likely to encounter in the English countryside are bulls, and farm dogs.)

That's one of the nice things about walking in this country actually, no need to worry about bears or anything :) Just the weather.

[smof.livejournal.com]

Pikies. Very dangerous. Should not be approached. Warning signal of "Oi, cunt!" should be reacted to with fast running in the opposite direction.

And right now we have nasty mosquitos carrying dengue fever and stuff. Apparently lots in Portsmouth, so that'll be fun.

[klishnor.livejournal.com]

Plus poisonous spiders arriving in bananas, and scorpions around Portsmouth, Plymouth and several other ports. Carry a UV lamp to go into those areas at night, scorpions really do glow under UV, but they aren't really bright so you have to be fairly close to see anything.

Recently there has been a case of a rabid bat. Things are getting interesting... but I still want to see Wolves and other large species reintroduced in the Highlands of Scotland.