We had bendy buses for a brief moment.

no speed limit is annoying as fuck. there is absolute chaos on the autobahn because of it. everyone drives at different speeds and dangerous manouvres (like tailgating, driving 200 kmh on a full road or in the rain) are common occurances. i hate driving in germany. we are an idiot nation when it comes to driving and cars in general

Urban foxes are in every city. Foxes and coyotes. You just dont see them often.

I saw my first chipmunk last week and I totally screamed oh shit there's Alvin! in my heart.

Don't let your inner child die!

I love when people see deer here in North America. You'd think they're seeing a unicorn, when it's just some plain ol' mule deer.

Chipmunks did it for me. They look and act so much like cartoon critters I couldn't believe what I was seeing.

When I visited Canada from the US, my extended family and I drove in separate cars, thereby arriving at separate times spread out over a few hours.

Every group of us took basically the same picture when we arrived because we'd previously only seen brown squirrels and there was a solid, dark black one running around in the back yard.

I love this and was about to post something similar because my family met a family from Australia at Disney World and the little girl was SO excited about the squirrels. It was adorable.

I live in the Midwest, so squirrels are just always there.

I grew up in rural US, squirrels everywhere. Still fascinated by them! Moved to the southwest, was sad there weren't trees and squirrels out here. Then saw my first (closely followed by like a dozen more out in the area) ground squirrel! Some touristy areas they will line up all cute doing tricks for scraps of food. They've learned our oohs and aahs generate treats.

Oh wow. I saw a squirrel once in Catalonia. Wonderful sight.

My wife is from the Philippines. Squirrels are a thing you have to visit the zoo the see.

I'd guess people from monkey countries feel the same way about them impressing us. They're in similar niches and everything.

Mirroring what others have said - at a nearby university that has (had? sigh) a large foreign student population, some folks actively feed the squirrels. For several weeks at the beginning of the school year, you could very easily spot new students by who was out taking photos and getting mobbed by these squirrels that are way, way too comfortable getting close to humans.

No squirrels? You from Greenland? Antarctica?

Hahaha that sign is so charming though

Someone Japanese said you were taking too many pictures? Haha, that's ironic given what they're like abroad.

Honestly this needs to be more of things in the States. And the deposit cost needs to go up.

If companies were forced to retake their garbage, we'd see far less pollution.

Nun weiß ganz Deutschland, dass du hier bist

I'm in this picture and I don't like it.

But, yeah, seems like such an obviously good idea and it works so well. Why can't we do that?

At a train station in Amsterdam, there were so many bikes parked you couldn't count them. And it wasn't a major hub. I just stared in wonder.

Same, im in The Netherlands.

Is it still operating? For some reason I thought it stopped quite a while ago. Or maybe that's the one that used to cross the channel.

I grew up in Gosport and enjoy the looks I get when describing that we needed to get a ferry across the harbour if we wanted to go to a club like Walkabout. I hear the overnight ferry stopped running so you're screwed trying to get home late now.

I was in pompy 2 years ago and yes i found the hovercrafts cool. I didnt know that fact! Thanks! I wonder if my boyfriend from pompy knows that fact too.

Fratton is quite scary though ngl

There used to be one across the channel but it was discontinued some time ago. I took it once. It was cramped and noisy, but fast.

Ontario has lakes bigger than some countries

Sudbury, Ontario?