but one thing's for sure, they definitely have much more open space. Given the size of Australia and the size of the U.S., both pretty close in size (give or take half a million square miles), the U.S.'s population is roughly 14 times that of Australia (280:20 million). So it would seem they have at least many areas where the snakes happily roam without fear of another Home Depot being built. Personally, I would just move to a hot friendly state. Nothing against Australia, but I'd take the red, white, and, blue over the greener grass anyday. If the grass is even any greener, there isn't any place that is without restrictions.

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• WSOC channel 9 Eyewitness News - cricketscritters, Tue Nov 18 05:58:26 2003
• GG united statez thats why I'm out in March AUSTRALIA AMEN - killatcali, Tue Nov 18 10:16:03 2003
• RE: GG united statez thats why I'm out in March AUSTRALIA AMEN - meretseger, Tue Nov 18 10:48:19 2003
• Being an aussie.... - Scott Eipper, Mon Nov 24 23:26:59 2003
• RE: GG united statez thats why I'm out in March AUSTRALIA AMEN - cricketscritters, Tue Nov 18 11:04:22 2003
• I don't know if they have more venomous snakes, - tj, Tue Nov 18 11:58:25 2003
• RE: I don't know if they have more venomous snakes, - cricketscritters, Tue Nov 18 12:44:56 2003
• RE: I don't know if they have more venomous snakes, - meretseger, Tue Nov 18 14:05:19 2003
• Trust me if you all were my age - killatcali, Tue Nov 18 15:51:15 2003
• RE: Trust me if you all were my age - cricketscritters, Tue Nov 18 16:08:26 2003
• RE: Snake populations.... - Greg Longhurst, Tue Nov 18 17:48:26 2003