Most Aussie road signs of all time -

Though Aussies may not know it, the road signs here are largely unique in the world. 

That's mostly due to our rare animals and their penchant for crossing the street an inconvenient times. 

Here are the most Aussie road signs and a few funny posters too. 

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Muldersdrift, South Africa - The Socceroos erected this sign in Muldersdrift, South Africa outside the Aussie training camp during the 2010 World Cup.

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Swan street changed to Hawks Street in 2012 - Even the street signs became a battle ground in the 2012 AFL Grand Final Week between the Hawthorn Hawks and Sydney Swans in Melbourne.

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Perth wonder -

These Perth road warnings are as beautiful as they are mystifying. 

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Prairie Hotel Parachilna -

In Flinders Ranges, SA, the Prairie Hotel Parachilna adapts a classic Aussie road sign into a meal invitation. 

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Mount Victoria - Snow covers the bushfire warning system at Mount Victoria in NSW's Blue Mountains.

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Wangetti Beach, QLD -

Beware of dancing with the jelly fish in Wangetti Beach, QLD. 

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Lake's Folly Vineyard - The wine went dry in 2018 at the Lake's Folly Vineyard due to the drought.

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Cliffs -

Falling cliffs are especially dangerous to cliff sized people. 

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2008 Sydney Festival - The Sydney Festival in 2008 advertises haircuts by 100-year-olds.

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Simpsons Bay, TAS -

The wildlife in TAS is known for tossing cars about. 

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The Richmond Tigers, 2001 - The centre of the universe is Richmond, didn't you know?

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Warren, NSW -

A crocodile seconds the adjacent sign in its warning. 

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The Australia car, 1912 - During one of London's best-known events, the Lord Mayor's Show, a car promoting Australia as an immigrant destination drives through in 1912.

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Koala crossing -

These koala warning signs in Marengo, VIC are cute as can be, but they're a danger on the road. 

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Jagungal Wilderness, NSW -

Watch out for these adorable, vehicle-crushing creatures in Jagungal Wilderness, NSW. 

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Mermaid Beach, Gold Coast -

Gold Coast no fun sign reimagines surfboards as an alternative method for intergalactic travel. 

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Warren, NSW -

Brumbies on the bridge are a real concern in Warren, NSW. 

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Celebrations - The anniversary of the Sydney Harbour Bridge is used as a tourism advertisement in 1932.

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2009 Tour Down Under - Arguably the most classic Aussie road sign, that of a Kangaroo crossing, is seen during the 2009 Tour Down Under, in Adelaide.

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Pigsville - This key stand can be found at a free-range farm in Mudgee, NSW.

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Coober Pedy - Coober Pedy's wildlife warning sign is zoomed past by a solar powered racing vehicle.

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Bondi Beach butts - Sydney's Bondi Beach wants you to put out your butt in the right place. The ocean and sand not being the desired location. 

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Cooktown - It's getting cooked in Cooktown, QLD if you're swimming.

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The Western Bulldogs - A real estate agent advertises the 2016 championship game between the Western Bulldogs the Sydney Swans in the AFL Grand Final.

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Tour Down Under 2014 - Emu crossing signs are distinctly Aussie, as seen here in Adelaide Hills during the Tour Down Under in 2014.

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WA culling protest - This woman protests the WA Great White Shark culling in 2014.

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Port Hedland, WA - Road trains are found only in a few places in the world,  Port Hedland, WA being one of them.

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Yennora, Sydney - The wool trade is pretty big in Sydney's Yennora suburb.

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Petersons Winery in Hunter's Valley, NSW - At Petersons Winery in Hunter's Valley, NSW, they have a friendly message for tourists.

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