The Wiggles: Wiggly Safari (2002)

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Murray Cook as Murray Wiggle • Jeff Fatt as Jeff Wiggle • Anthony Field as Anthony Wiggle • Greg Page as Greg Wiggle • Steve Irwin as Himself • Terri Irwin as Herself • Bindi Irwin as Herself

Every safari needs a guide. Especially if it's a wiggly safari. After all, there are lots of animals in Australia. So, who better to lead The Wiggles on an animal adventure than the Crocodile Hunter himself?! That's right, Steve Irwin, together with ...

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1. Crikey, it's a croc! I'll save it if I can.

2. Crikey, it's a croc, with razor-sharp teeth!

3. Crikey, it's a croc! Danger, danger, danger!

4. Well, there's danger everywhere in my job.

5. Fun, too.

6. I rescue crocs, feed snakes, dance with dingoes,

7. swim with sharks, jump with kangaroos,

8. ride around in my ute,

9. and, of course, I'm always wearing my uniform.

10. Crikey, it's a croc! I'll save it if I can.

11. Check out the size of this bloke!

12. Crocs rule!

13. Have you seen The Wiggles?

14. They're driving in the Australian bush,

15. but I don't think they took a map or a compass with them.

16. We thought they'd be back by now.

17. I hope the Big Red Car isn't having any problems.

18. Oh, I just remembered...

19. They've got all the food with them!

20. I hope Anthony doesn't get too hungry.

21. We'd better send Steve the Crocodile Hunter out

22. to see if he can find them.

23. Wave if you see them.

24. No, no, no, that way.

25. No, no, it's that way.

26. - This way? - That way...

27. Oh, hi, everyone.

28. We're The Wiggles.

29. - I'm Greg. - I'm Murray.

30. - I'm Jeff. - And I'm Anthony.

31. And we're having a great time

32. driving through the Australian bush

33. with the Big Red Car.

34. Except we've got a problem, everybody. We're lost!

35. We don't know where we are.

36. And Anthony ate all the food!

37. Yeah, but I love food, Murray.

38. But it is a problem.

39. Lost, no food. What are we going to do, guys?

40. What are we going to do, everyone?

41. What are we going to do? What are we going to do?

42. G'day, Wiggles!

43. Hey, look, everyone!

44. It's the Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin.

45. - Let's all say g'day to Steve. - G'day, Steve!

46. Hey, everyone!

47. Steve, we've got a problem.

48. We were in the Big Red Car, we were driving along,

49. looking at the birds, looking at the kangaroos,

50. and then all of a sudden we realized, we're lost!

51. What do we do, Steve? What do we do?

52. I've got an idea.

53. Why don't you give the Big Red Car a rest

54. and come on over to my place, Australia Zoo.

55. We've got plenty of snakes to look at,

56. lots of food to eat,

57. a nice spot for you to have a sleep,

58. and guess what, my crocodiles just love a good serenade.

59. So come on,

60. let's go over to Australia Zoo!

61. Whoo-hoo! Yeah!

62. Hey, everyone.

63. Come for a walk around the Australia Zoo.

64. There's always things to do.

65. There's a crocodile. There's a kangaroo.

66. There's Steve Irwin, too! Whoo-hoo!

67. Hey, look at Murray!

68. He's playing his guitar for the crocodiles!

69. Ha-ha! Hey, Greg's doing magic tricks for the koalas.

70. And Jeff? Well, Jeff's asleep!

71. Well, let's start the car, Greg.

72. Start the car, Greg. Let's go!

73. I'm trying to.

74. - What's wrong? - It won't start.

75. Everybody, the Big Red Car won't start.

76. What are we going to do without the Big Red Car?

77. Yeah, how do people get around in the bush without a car?

78. I don't know. How do people get around in the bush

79. without a car? I mean, you need a car.

80. Hey, g'day, Wiggles!

81. - Ahoy there, me Wiggles! - Hoo-hoo!

82. Camels! Camels!

83. Wow, a camel!

84. Look at those eyes.

85. Whoo-ha, what a neck!

86. Ho, ho, this is so bouncy!

87. Rumbling away!

88. I'm getting thirsty.

89. Days and days!

90. Ooh, it's so hot.

91. We're still bouncing.

92. Oh, what a rumbly sound.

93. Wobble, wobble, wobble!

94. Oh, look at him go!

95. What a great tail.

96. Great idea.

97. Bouncy, bouncy!

98. This is really exciting, everyone.

99. Steve is teaching the Captain how to speak cockatoo

100. with Lady and Ocker the cockatoos, yeah!

101. Hello. Hello.

102. Have a go at this!

103. I'm trying to teach the Captain

104. how to speak cockatoo,

105. and he's going real good so far.

106. - Hello. - Hoo-hoo!

107. Cockatoos are found all over Australia.

108. They're very common, particularly in the inland.

109. Haven't they got beautiful white feathers?

110. And have a look at their hat! That gorgeous yellow hat.

111. Hoo-hoo, whoo-hoo!

112. This is Ocker and this is Lady,

113. a male and a female cockatoo.

114. You can tell the boy one. He's got black eyes.

115. And the girl one, she's got red eyes.

116. And, of course, the Captain, he's got one eye!

117. Pieces of eight! Pieces of eight!

118. - Pieces of eight! - Cocky want a cracker!

119. Cocky want a cracker!

120. Ahoy there, me hearties! Ahoy there, me hearties!

121. Whoa-ho! Ahoy there, me hearties!

122. Whoa-ho!

123. Waaark!

124. Cocky want a cracker.

125. Cocky want a cracker.

126. Waaark!

127. Pieces of eight.

128. Pieces of eight.

129. Whoa-ho! I love this dancing!

130. Crikey, I like that cocky's sound.

131. - Here we go, me hearties! - Waaark!

132. - Cocky want a cracker. - Cocky want a cracker.

133. - Cocky want a cracker. - Cocky want a cracker.

134. Waaark!

135. Pieces of eight.

136. Pieces of eight. Pieces of eight.

137. Too right, just look around me zoo.

138. Crikey, me hearties, you can do it, too.

139. - Waaark! - Waaark!

140. - Cocky want a cracker. - Cocky want a cracker.

141. - Cocky want a cracker. - Cocky want a cracker.

142. - Waaark. - Waaark.

143. Pieces of eight! Pieces of eight!

144. Ooh! Who's a pretty boy, then? Whoa-ho!

145. Waaark!

146. Waaark!

147. Cocky want a cracker.

148. Cocky want a cracker.

149. Cocky want a cracker.

150. Cocky want a cracker.

151. Waaark!

152. Waaark!

153. Pieces of eight. Pieces of eight.

154. Pieces of eight. Pieces of eight.

155. Waaark!

156. Waaark!

157. Cocky want a cracker.

158. Cocky want a cracker.

159. Cocky want a cracker.

160. Cocky want a cracker.

161. Waaark!

162. Waaark!

163. Pieces of eight.

164. Pieces of eight.

165. Pieces of eight.

166. Ooh! Waaark!

167. Everybody, it's a very exciting time

168. here at the Wiggly Safari.

169. Our wonderful friend Dorothy the Dinosaur is here.

170. Let's all say, "Hi, Dorothy."

171. - Hi, Dorothy. - Hi, everyone!

172. Dorothy, you've got lots of friends.

173. We've got some wonderful friends here

174. in Wiggly Safari gear.

175. - What's your name? - Lauren.

176. - Dorothy, this is Lauren. - Hi!

177. - And what's your name? - Isobel.

178. - Isobel's here. - Hello!

179. - And what's your name? - Chelsea.

180. - This is Chelsea, Dorothy. - Hi!

181. - And your name? - Declan.

182. This is wonderful Declan.

183. - Over here, we've got... - Bindi.

184. Would you tell Dorothy your name?

185. Bindi.

186. - Bindi. - Hello!

187. And what's your name?

188. - Jesse. - That's Jesse.

189. And could you tell Dorothy your name?

190. Paris.

191. Paris. So we know everybody's name.

192. Guys, I've got a question for you all,

193. so feel free to answer this question.

194. Does anyone know

195. what Dorothy the Dinosaur's favourite food is?

196. What does she like to eat best?

197. Roses!

198. Dorothy, everyone thinks it's roses.

199. Is it roses?

200. - I love roses! - She loves roses!

201. Give yourselves a big clap everybody, that's fantastic.

202. One more question, though.

203. Dorothy told me

204. she loves another thing and it's not roses.

205. She loves a little creature that flies around

206. with little colored wings.

207. Does anyone know what that might be?

208. Butterfly!

209. That sounds like a good answer.

210. Dorothy, everybody thinks that you like butterflies

211. as well as roses. Do you?

212. - Yes. - She does!

213. Give yourself a big clap everyone, that's fantastic.

214. Yep, you're exactly right, she loves butterflies.

215. And I'll tell you what else she loves to do,

216. Dorothy loves to do ballet.

217. So right now, we're going to ask everybody here

218. everybody there, everybody in the world,

219. if you can do ballet, here's the chance,

220. let's do the wonderful Dorothy Butterfly Ballet!

221. Let's all dance and flit around like butterflies!

222. Oh! What lovely butterflies everywhere!

223. Oh, what pretty colors.

224. I love dancing with butterflies.

225. Oh, what pretty wings!

226. It sure is fun walking in the Australian bush

227. with our favourite dinosaur, Dorothy the Dinosaur.

228. Let's all say hi to Dorothy.

229. Hi, Dorothy.

230. Hi, everyone.

231. I love walking in the bush with my friends.

232. The birds and the butterflies

233. and the trees and the bush flowers are so beautiful.

234. But I still like my roses.

235. Yes, Dorothy, remember that time we did that concert

236. and everybody brought you these wonderful roses to eat.

237. She was eating them for weeks and weeks!

238. Dorothy, you sure are the queen of the roses.

239. Here she comes!

240. Dorothy!

241. You look fantastic, Dorothy!

242. Oh, Dorothy, you're looking good.

243. Ladies and jellybeans,

244. how about a big clap for our wonderful friend.

245. Dorothy the Dinosaur!

246. You make us want to smile, Dorothy!

247. Let's have another big clap for Dorothy the Dinosaur!

248. Have a look at this, everyone, it's Captain Feathersword.

249. In an outback bath.

250. Let's all say, "Ahoy there, Captain Feathersword."

251. Ahoy there, Captain Feathersword.

252. Ahoy there, me hearties, Hoo-hoo-hoo!

253. Captain, everybody's wondering,

254. I'm wondering, we're all wondering

255. what are you doing in an outback bath?

256. Oh, Anthony, I'm pretending to be in the ocean

257. with my pretend dolphin friends.

258. Oh!

259. Pretend dolphin friends.

260. Oh, yeah, it's great fun, Anthony.

261. But you gotta be careful when you're in the pretend ocean.

262. Because sometimes there can be pretend storms!

263. - Pretend storms. - Oh, yes, indeed.

264. There's pretend wind.

265. Oh, yeah, Captain. The old pretend wind.

266. Ooh, yes, Anthony, there's also pretend rain!

267. Oh, yeah, pretend rain.

268. - Pretend rain? - Pretend rain!

269. Captain, it's raining on me!

270. Oh, wow, Anthony, if you think the rain is very real,

271. wait till you see the pretend tidal wave!

272. - Pretend tidal wave? - Yeah!

273. Whoa!

274. Captain, that pretend tidal wave was pretty real.

275. Oh, Anthony, that was the best wave I've ever seen!

276. Arr!

277. Why don't we all go swimming with my friends, the dolphins?

278. Great idea!

279. Whoa-ho-ho, I like this.

280. Swim with you.

281. Whoa-ho! I love to swim with you. Hoo-hoo-hoo!

282. Oh, my dolphin friend, I love to swim with you.

283. Whoa-ho!

284. Oh, I wish I had a dorsal fin!

285. Oh, I really love to swim with you. Hoo-hoo!

286. Hoo-hoo-hoo!

287. Of course, I'd love to swim with you. Whoa-ho-ho!

288. Oh, of course, my dolphin friend.

289. Whoa-ho-ho!

290. Ooh, look at him splashing through the waves.

291. Oh, I gotta try that now myself.

292. Wow!

293. Ooh, I'm so wet now! Whoa-ho-ho!

294. Hi, everyone.

295. Meet our friends, Terri and Bindi.

296. - Hi, everyone. Hi, Jeff. - Hi.

297. Now, Terri, can you tell us something about the koala?

298. I sure can.

299. Koalas are really interesting animals,

300. 'cause they climb trees, eat eucalyptus leaves

301. and the mother koala has a backwards pouch,

302. so the baby crawls up underneath.

303. And when they get bigger,

304. they ride on their mothers' back.

305. Wow!

306. Hey Terri, those koalas have got the right idea.

307. They just sleep and sleep and sleep!

308. That's right,

309. I think Jeff would like to hang out with the koalas.

310. Wake up, Jeff!

311. Thank you, Bindi! Thank you, everyone!

312. And thank you, koala!

313. Everybody, it's a very exciting time.

314. We are feeding, Steve and I are feeding

315. the beautiful Australian dog, the dingo!

316. - Aren't they gorgeous? - They are beautiful, Steve.

317. Beautiful animals, the dingo.

318. And they're Australia's dog.

319. They've been here for thousands of years.

320. I don't know how long you've got to be here

321. before you're called a native,

322. but they actually come from Asia,

323. and they're the Asian wolf.

324. Beautiful orange coloration and sleek.

325. You can see how sleek their body structure is, Anthony?

326. They can run like the wind, mate!

327. They are so fast.

328. Look at the way their tail curls up,

329. their typical dingo tail.

330. And they've got white feet.

331. And these are the orange colored ones.

332. And, Steve, do they bark much?

333. No, mate, they don't bark at all!

334. What do they do?

335. They...

336. Just like that.

337. If an ambulance goes past, they start howling.

338. And this is Mia. We've got three girls.

339. We've got Mia, Kirra and Cooya.

340. And they've got the greatest sense of hearing.

341. Of course, their speed and agility is the amazing thing.

342. You can pick'em up, mate.

343. It's all right to pick'em up?

344. Oh, absolutely, yeah.

345. Look at the dingo, everyone.

346. We got 'em as puppies

347. and we raised them in my house

348. just like you would any other dog.

349. And so they're kind of our pets.

350. But, you know what, the dingo, got a bit of a wild streak.

351. Any little kids run past, they like, all get excited,

352. any ducks fly in, they try to get 'em,

353. lizards, they try to get 'em.

354. Wow!

355. They don't make a good pet.

356. They're basically a wild dog.

357. But dingoes, we love 'em.

358. Hey, everyone, we're here with our friend, Wags.

359. Let's all say woof to Wags.

360. Woof, Wags!

361. Now, Wags is our pet friend.

362. Now, Steve, you know all about wild animals.

363. Yeah, mate.

364. Now, wild animals take care of themselves.

365. But pets, you have to look after 'em.

366. What do you have to do with pets?

367. Mate, pets!

368. Well, the number one thing, the number one thing, is love.

369. You've got to love your pet.

370. Whether it be a little fish or a cat, a dog, a horse

371. or a cow.

372. It doesn't matter, you've gotta give 'em lots of love.

373. - Yeah. - Right.

374. Food. Gotta have good food.

375. Whatever those animals need, those pets need,

376. you've gotta give them good food.

377. - A nice house to live in. - Yeah.

378. Lots of cleanliness. And of course, warmth.

379. But the love, mate, that's the number one.

380. Ha-ha, pets, they're great.

381. Whoo!

382. Whoo!

383. Whoa-ho-ho! Hey, Greg! Look at my pet!

384. It's a cockatoo! Hoo-hoo-hoo!

385. Waaark!

386. Pieces of eight! Pieces of eight!

387. Waaark!

388. Whoa-ho! Isn't it great, Greg?

389. Waaark!

390. Whoa-ho-ho! This is the best pet I've ever had! Oh!

391. Whoa-ho!

392. Whoa! Whoa!

393. Whoa!

394. Slow down, Captain, slow down. What's going on?

395. Ah, Steve, I was just being chased by a really big bird

396. and it had a really long neck and really long legs.

397. - Yeah? - And no wings!

398. - No wings? - No wings!

399. That'll be the Australian emu. They're a flightless bird.

400. They can't fly, but, by crikey, can they run!

401. Real quick!

402. And it makes a noise, too, Steve.

403. It was going whoop, whoop, whoop!

404. That's a real legend around our parts.

405. His name is Old Man Emu.

406. - Old Man Emu? - Oh, yeah!

407. Old Man Emu!

408. - Let's go. - Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!

409. No worries, mate.

410. While the eagle's flying round and round

411. I keep my two feet firmly on the ground.

412. Now, I can't fly, but I'm telling you

413. I can run the pants off a kangaroo.

414. If you take a look, it'll prove to you

415. I ran the pants off that kangaroo.

416. You silly galah, I'm better by far

417. than a white cockatoo or a budgerigar.

418. They squeak and squawk and try to talk.

419. Why, me and them's like cheese and chalk.

420. "She can't fly, but I'm telling you,

421. "she can run the pants off a kangaroo."

422. Now, that is a fair dinkum kookaburra.

423. Hey, everyone, hey, Bindi, look!

424. Here comes Anthony.

425. Hey, hello, Bindi. Hi, Terri. Hi, everybody.

426. Hey, Terri, there's lots of great food around here.

427. I've got lots of food. Do animals like to eat food?

428. They love food, and at Australia Zoo,

429. the food we give the animals

430. is the kind of food you would eat.

431. Oh, wow!

432. But I don't know any animal that would eat that much food.

433. Wow, look at everyone feeding!

434. They love food almost as much as Anthony.

435. This is making me hungry.

436. Hey, do they like pizza?

437. Yum-yum.

438. Check that out!

439. That's a croc moving his huge ancient body

440. silently through the water

441. to get to his chicken dinner on the shore.

442. Look at his teeth chomping.

443. Hey, all this tucker being eaten

444. is making me hungry.

445. G'day, everyone. Have a look at this little beauty.

446. This a tawny frogmouth. Very common here in Australia.

447. And they hunt their food at night.

448. When they're sleeping during the day,

449. they sit high up in a tree

450. and you can see the colors of their feathers

451. and their nose, they stick it right up in the air

452. and they're actually camouflaged,

453. look just like a tree.

454. They've got a very strong, sharp beak

455. to catch their food

456. and those really big, owl-like eyes.

457. - Hey, Steve. - Yeah, mate?

458. - They just look like an owl. - That's right.

459. That's given me an idea for a dance.

460. I'm gonna try it out on an audience.

461. Good on you, Jeff.

462. What a little beauty.

463. What a ripper!

464. Absolutely gorgeous.

465. Gee whiz!

466. Now that's a cute little critter.

467. G'day, I'm Steve Irwin.

468. Did you know owls are found all around the world?

469. They can be tiny or huge.

470. They have great big claws to pick up their prey,

471. and mate, can they ever hear things, or what?

472. Whoo!

473. Whoa!

474. Whoa-ho!

475. Whew!

476. Whoa!

477. Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!

478. Wow! That was great fun, me hearties.

479. Doing the owl. Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo.

480. Oh, can you hear that?

481. Oh, can you hear that?

482. That's a kookaburra, me hearties.

483. Whoa!

484. Captain Feathersword.

485. Ahoy there, Captain Feathersword.

486. Ahoy there, Anthony.

487. Captain, that was a fantastic sound you were making.

488. What was that?

489. Oh, that was a kookaburra, Anthony.

490. Well, a kookaburra sounds great.

491. But, Captain, can we all do the kookaburra sound?

492. Oh, yes, Anthony, that would be great!

493. Let's all do the kookaburra.

494. Have a go at this little beauty.

495. This, of course, is a snake.

496. And this particular snake is Rosie, the boa constrictor.

497. This is Terri's pet snake.

498. She was raised here at Australia Zoo

499. as our very own pet.

500. Of course, snakes live all over the world.

501. They're very common here, in Australia.

502. You can look at snakes, but you shouldn't touch 'em.

503. And she's a constrictor.

504. You can see how she's wrapped herself around my hand

505. and she's squeezing it.

506. She's not trying to hurt me, she's just hanging on.

507. Isn't she a beauty?

508. Look at her long forked tongue licking my nose.

509. That's her sense of smell.

510. She licks the air, licks my nose,

511. and that takes particles back into her brain

512. and that tells her what she's smelling,

513. what she's looking at.

514. See her eyes? She's got gorgeous eyes.

515. And she's got nostrils right on the end of her head.

516. Right here, show us your nostrils, Rosie.

517. There they are, there.

518. Hasn't she got a gorgeous coloration?

519. She's a red-tail boa constrictor.

520. You can see why.

521. Have a look at the red on that tail.

522. And she's squeezing me.

523. She's a good-looking girl, this one.

524. Of course, there's that one golden rule,

525. look, but you better not touch.

526. Oh, you're a beautiful snake, Rosie.

527. You're a beautiful snake.

528. - Snakes! - Snakes!

529. - Snakes! - Snakes!

530. Greg, let's get outta here.

531. Let's get outta here!

532. He means business!

533. Danger, danger, danger!

534. He means business!

535. Danger, danger, danger!

536. He means business!

537. Long snakes, short snakes, fat snakes,

538. thin snakes, snakes, snakes, snakes!

539. - Hey, Steve! - Yeah, mate?

540. Do your animals like music?

541. Greg, they sure do.

542. What about the crocodiles, though?

543. Yeah, they like music.

544. Oh, good, because I had an idea.

545. I thought that some music

546. might help calm the crocodiles down a bit.

547. Excellent! What a great idea, Greg.

548. All right, everybody, go and grab your instruments.

549. Come and join the crocodile band!

550. Beauty, mate!

551. Those crocodiles love this music.

552. The crocs are rocking.

553. They love it!

554. Come on, everyone. Dance along, sing along.

555. Come on, crocs.

556. Oh, are they smiling, Murray?

557. They're snapping.

558. Thanks everyone, for coming with us

559. to see Australia Zoo and all the animals.

560. We had a wonderful day.

561. We've had a great time on a real Australian safari.

562. - Thanks a lot, Wiggles. - Well, thank you, Steve.

563. Thank you, Terri and thank you, Bindi,

564. for showing us around

565. the wonderful Australia Zoo and the bush.

566. Thank you, everyone, for coming along with us.

567. The Australian bush is great.

568. We hope you enjoyed the bush as much as we have today.

569. Right now, it's time to wave goodbye to each other.

570. - Bye-bye. - Bye!

571. We didn't know what that was.

572. Have a look at this little beauty.

573. Hang that thing long enough,

574. it's bound to get ripe.

575. Hi, everyone.

576. Animals love music.

577. And they say that music soothes the savage...

578. That's the best singing I'm ever going to do.

579. He was good.

580. How's that?

581. G'day! Here we go!

582. What do you think, Steve?

583. Uh, you need more practice, mate.

584. Water. Water.

585. - Catch him! - Catch him!

586. Get him!

587. Get him!

588. Who's that guy? Is he the Crocodile Hunter?

589. Hoo-hoo!

590. I'm not going to be a Steve Irwin, trust me.

591. Greg, let's get outta here!

592. And a...

593. Hello? What's it like in that shirt?

594. Isn't she gorgeous?

595. - I'm Greg. - I'm Murray.

596. - I'm Jeff. - Steve!

597. - This is Steve! - I'm early!

598. She's just used to still cameras.

599. - We had a great day. - Yeah, me too.

600. Makes you feel better, mate?