Comments by "Helmuth Schultes" (@helmuthschultes9243) on "American Reacts to Australia VS Canada - Country Comparison" video.

  1. The wildlife risks of outdoors in Canada I would be far more concerned than Australian wildlife
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  2. Weather wise and travel safety I would strongly favour Australia. Unless you want colder Snowy winters and Arctic areas too I would not choose Canada. Politics wise with Australia now under new Labor government sadly I think we are probably not the best now, though Canada Government is as much worry as US with Biden/AOC though for different reasons.
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  3.  @terryomalley1974 You have taken comments totally out of context. But while not living there have plenty of seeing other people's lives on YouTube, and documentary programs. We have family friends living there for over 50 years and direct relatives that have extensively travelled there. Also my parents have spent months visting and touring with the resident friends on three trips. Plenty over view actually, I was referring mainly to our much warmer climate, more like California through Florida climate,, we do NOT suffer deep winter well sub zero temperatures and deep snow. Lots of terrific .beaches with good swimming in warm sunny conditions Mostly barely near 0°C in coldest places, except in the snow fields which are ONLY on our high mountains, though these are under 2000m, max peak 2500m and that is more a hill on high country. On the whole most places barely spend coldest months at 10°C and up. Lots of safe hiking, camping, fishing there are no large dangerous animals. We can rely on safe enjoyment of our country, no bears, wolves, and other larger animals liable to injure/,kill you as is even quite possible from deer and moose.
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  4. Norway has very crinkly coast, with all those fiords, but linear path over all those fiords is not all that far. Australia gains coastline if counting island fringes as coast. Do not know if Canada counts island coast as coastline.
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