Category: Humour/Humor

So you know how drop bears are usually just an Aussie rite-of-passage prank for tourists? Well the Australian Museum went full deadpan and made a straight-faced “fact sheet” style page about them, complete with a fake scientific name and all.

And the best bit is they don’t just describe the “animal” — they also slip in a proper “practical advice” section, like you’re about to head into the bush and need a safety briefing.

According to the museum-style advice, there are “folk remedies” people reckon repel drop bears… including classics like forks in your hair or toothpaste behind the ears. Written seriously. Like it’s sunscreen guidance.
That’s what makes it peak Australian humour: not just “haha gotcha” — it’s institution-level commitment. A whole museum basically backing the bit with the straightest face possible.

So next time a tourist asks if drop bears are real, you can hit them with:
“Mate… the museum has notes.”

Compared to many stories I hear I feel truly blessed.

“The cell phone people say there’s absolutely no danger from cell phone radiation. Boy, it didn’t take those tobacco executives long to find new jobs, did it?” – Bill Maher

Sebastian Lopez’s viral short film asks the uncomfortable question: when everything could be AI, can we still trust what we see?

Click to view the video: https://www.flixxy.com/thats-ai-2026-hilarious-short-film.htm