An American traveller has revealed the surprising things she experienced while visiting Australia for the first time.

Beth Mihailoff, from Adelaidebegan compiling a video series about the amusing things her American friend Nat Cash noticed during her 10-day trip Down Under.

‘I just thought it was the funniest thing ever,’ Beth told Daily Mail.

‘I was recording her recording random little experiences that we wouldn’t think twice about and I shared the videos because I knew someone would appreciate them the way I did.’

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Nat couldn’t believe how less intense and wholesome Australian TV news was compared to America’s non-stop updates on shootings.

‘There’s nothing bad happening right now (in Australia),’ Nat said.

‘Everything about Australian news is about other countries. In Romania, someone died. In America, someone got shot. Nothing (bad) about Australia unless a kangaroo goes across the street. It’s insane.’

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She was stunned to learn that Aussie drivers pay for fuel after filling up their car with petrol. However, in the US, drivers are required to pay before filling up.

‘It’s crazy they trust you to pay,’ Nat said.

Nat also tried a Tim Tam slam, a popular Aussie way of eating a Tim Tam biscuit by using it as a straw to slurp milk, tea or coffee through it, then eating it in one go.

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‘That’s my favourite thing I’ve eaten here,’ Nat said.

‘I love that – it’s so good. You guys have the best food. One million out of 10. This has been my favourite thing I’ve eaten here.’

At the petrol station, she found it random that there was a watering can next to the pumps, to which Beth explained it’s for rinsing off any petrol she accidentally spills on her car.

‘Nat said to me it’s crazy that people in the ‘gas station’ get treated the same way a doctor would – and that blew me away and made me realise how freaking lucky we are to live here,’ Beth told Daily Mail.

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At the zoo, Nat was thrilled she got the opportunity to ‘pat a koala and take a photo’ with the native animal.

‘What time is it? I need to know when this happened in my life. My best friend,’ Nat said in excitement as she pressed her face against the koala’s head.

Looking at a picture of herself hugging the koala, Nat broke down in tears, saying: ‘This just makes me so happy.’

While standing inside the kangaroo enclosure, she noticed a ‘white kangaroo’, known as an albino joey – a rare marsupial born with a genetic lack of pigmentation.

Nat spotted a jar full of mixed ‘lollies’, a term typically referred to as ‘candy’ in the US, while ‘cotton candy’ is known as ‘fairy floss’ in Australia.

She thought it was amusing that Aussies refer to the casino slot machines as ‘pokies’ while she saw an 18+ sign outside the gaming area even though the US gambling age is 21.

During a day out at a local pub, Nat was fascinated to see a pigeon casually loitering around the outdoor dining area.

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The pair spent the evening at a beach, with Nat filming the spectacular views.

‘The first time she saw our ocean and the way she was so blown away by how clean our beaches are and how clear the water was, she was constantly saying ‘I can’t believe everyone has such easy access to the ocean,’ Beth told Daily Mail.

‘She was also amazed by the respect we have towards each other and our wildlife.’

The video has been viewed than 700,000 times – with many saying they are loving Nat’s discoveries in Australia.

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‘Nothing warms the heart than seeing someone cry tears of happiness. Welcome to Australia, don’t forget to visit Queensland, I can guarantee happy tears,’ one shared.

‘I love that she’s having fun experiencing Australia rather than ‘comparing’ and ‘criticising’ like so many other US visitors,’ another pointed out.

‘My favourite thing is watching people from the US showing me my home country. I’m Australian and take so many things for granted,’ one added.

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‘Absolutely loving her energy and how excited she is for everything Australia,’ another revealed.

‘Thank you showing me how lucky I am to live in this country – sometimes, we take it for granted,’ one shared.

Many Aussies were amazed to see how the little things in life made Nat so happy.

‘Its weird seeing someone come to Adelaide and be this happy about the state that’s always boring – glad you like it though,’ one shared.

‘Wow. This has been joyful to watch. I’ve never seen someone happy to be here in my home that I take for granted,’ another revealed.

‘We need to keep this lady at all costs! She would be able to teach us Australians to be appreciative of our own beautiful country,’ one added.

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Meanwhile, many agreed with Nat, particularly Australian news.

‘I noticed this when I lived in Sydney. Grew up in Houston and there was a murder on the 5pm news EVERY DAY. In Sydney, when death did happen, it was a HUGE deal and people actually felt sad about it,’ one shared.

‘I am an American in Australia and literally thought the same thing. I found Aussie news so boring and fake because they were trying to blow up basically non issues,’ another pointed out.

While one Aussie suggested: ‘I never thought about how lucky we are to just have news about neighbourhood disputes.’

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