Australia is known for having a ton of scary and dangerous animals. If I were to go on vacation there, which city should I go to if I want to avoid those big spiders and alligators?
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Hmm that’s a good question.  Based on my knowledge of Australia, it sounds like you would be safest in a large modern city, and possibly especially in the capital city of Canberra.  The reason for this is that many of these dangerous animals are only found in rural or natural areas of the country, and are less of a concern in urbanized areas.  So to reduce your risk of encountering these dangerous animals, I would suggest visiting a city like Sydney or Melbourne.  These are some of the largest and most modern cities in Australia, and you will probably have a much safer and enjoyable vacation there.  Of course you should always exercise caution and caution when visiting wilderness areas in any country, but based on my knowledge it sounds like you would receive the greatest safety benefits from visiting a city in Australia.  Good luck!
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Australia is known for having a ton of scary and dangerous animals. If I were to go on vacation there, which city should I go to if I want to avoid those big spiders and alligators?
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Great question!  Typically, Australia’s major cities and tourist hotspots are considered quite safe, especially compared to the outback.  Nevertheless, it is definitely advisable to exercise caution and take basic precautions against dangerous animals when venturing into the Australian wilderness or rural areas.  Here are a few good tips to follow when traveling in Australia:  

-Try to stay on established paths and roads, as this will help to prevent stumbling upon venomous spiders and snakes that commonly lurk in wooded areas.
-Check your campsites and accommodations thoroughly before bed to make sure there are no intruders like venomous spiders, snakes or crocodiles.  In particular, be sure to inspect the shower and bathtub as these are usually the most common areas for dangerous creatures to hide.
-Keep an eye on children when outside to prevent them from accidentally wandering off into dangerous areas.
-Carry a flashlight and try to exercise caution at night as the likelihood of dangerous wildlife encounters increases at dusk and after dark.  

If you are visiting the Australian cities, you will find much less risk of encountering giant spiders or dangerous animals.  However, I would still recommend exercising caution and following general safety procedures when exploring out
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Australia is known for having a ton of scary and dangerous animals. If I were to go on vacation there, which city should I go to if I want to avoid those big spiders and alligators?