Australia lost a war against emu. They have giant spiders everywhere, and it's hot as hell. Canada is close to the U.S., so I could come and visit easier if I ever wanted to.
Depends on if it's humid in Australia. I already live a stones throw from Canada & would certainly love to live there but if Australia is a dry heat then I think I'd rather live there.
Canada, since I live closer to it; one State (7 hours) away! Australia would take me 15+ hours to get there, and I don't have the mental or physical patience to fly that long and far. Plus, Canada has more of my kind of environment (an abundance of forests and snowy mountains, etc.).
I would love to be in Australia and help the people there getting rid of the wild cats and dogs there killing the native animals, but at the same time, it's a shame that the Australians were so irresponsible.
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I do say that Canada and Australia are well-matched in terms of landscapes and food, but Australia's gunfire tradition is different than the American, so I'm curious about Australia, maybe I would live there for 5 years and then return to my homeland, probably it would be fun killing thousands of wildcats there.
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