The rideshare company have just released its annual Lost & Found Index, and some distinctive lost property gives a glimpse into the habits of Australian travellers. On the list of the “most unique” lost items were $500 worth of live exotic fish, a vibrator, a cooked chicken, a puppy, half a pair of dentures, and what Uber deemed a “suspicious” amount of belts. Other highlights on the list were a sword, Lamborghini keys, and an electric doughnut maker. The most commonly forgotten items, however, were everyday possessions, including clothing, luggage, phones, jewellery, headphones, wallets and keys. Uber Australia and New Zealand’s director of consumer operations Mathieu Maire said the index showed “a quintessentially Aussie” insight into how we travel. “People misplace things for all sorts of reasons – maybe they’re in a rush, juggling too much or just a bit distracted,” Mr Maire said. “Behind every lost item, there’s often a little story. “Whether it’s your love letter or your lightsaber, we know how important it is to be reunited with your belongings.” Australian forgetfulness habits change depending on the day of the week, according to the index. On Mondays, hats are commonly forgotten, jackets are lost on Tuesday and Fridays, iPads on Wednesdays and AirPods on Thursdays. Phones are most likely to go missing on the weekend. The time of day also seems to make an impact; Australians are most forgetful during the morning rush hour and when coming home from a night out at 2am. Sydney topped the list as Australia’s most “forgetful” city, followed closely by Melbourne at No.2. Next on the list were Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide, the Gold Coast and Canberra. Uber has encouraged anyone who lost something in a rideshare to reach out by contacting their driver directly. “Our built-in tools make it easy to reconnect with your driver and retrieve your belongings with as little hassle as possible,” Mr Maire said. 30 most unique lost items: Mini Steve Irwin toy$500 worth of live exotic fishVibratorA cooked chickenEsky with crabs and fishPuppyPortable CPAP machineBottom denture$1200 meat raffle prize Cat scratching post Massage table Sword Breathalyser Electric doughnut maker Kung fu belt Rugby ball shaped cufflinks Love letter Lightsaber Breast pump executor Hair extensions Jar of bee pollen Police documents Crochet peas Clown nose Green gremlin toy $400 worth of concert merch Bass guitar Christmas lights box with $1,500 cash inside Teeth grills Suspicious amount of belts 10 most commonly forgotten items: ClothingBackpacks/luggagePhonesJewelleryHeadphonesWallets/pursesKeysLaptopsVapes Glasses 15 most ‘forgetful’ cities: Sydney, NSWMelbourne, VICPerth, WABrisbane, QLDAdelaide, SAGold Coast, QLDCanberra, ACTNewcastle, NSWHobart, TAS Cairns, QLD Darwin, NT Sunshine Coast, QLD Geelong, VIC Wollongong, NSW Ballarat, VIC