-Robert, always nice to see you.
How you been, buddy? -Oh, I'm great, thanks.
I'm so happy to be back. It's awesome.
-We love having you back. -Thank you so much.
-Now, you had a really cool thing.
Last week, you got to honor your dad, Steve Irwin.
He got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Look at that. -Yeah, exactly.
-That's you... -Thank you, yeah.
-...and your mom, Terry, and that's Bindi.
-Yeah, it was such an amazing honor.
A really, true honor for us,
because he's one of the only conservationists
honored on the Walk of Fame.
So it's great to continue his message
and really keep his dream alive.
So it was a real honor. -Yeah, I agree.
We love your dad. -Thanks.
-And we love you. Where is this?
What corner?
-It's right on the corner of Hollywood and Vine.
It's actually right next to Johnny Cash's star.
-You're kidding me.
-That was my dad's favorite artist.
-You're kidding me. -Yeah.
-It's right next to Johnny Cash? -Yeah. It's really special.
You know, whenever we'd go camping,
Dad would sit by the fire and sing Johnny Cash.
That was his thing. So it's really, really special.
It's wonderful. -That's a cool thing, right?
Isn't that awesome? -Yeah, yeah. It's great.
-Good for you, man. -Really good.
-You're doing a special gala, is it this weekend, now?
-Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. -In Los Angeles?
-Yeah, yeah. So, it's a big celebration,
celebrating everything that dad loved,
and raising funds for our nonprofit organization,
which takes care of animals all over the world.
And there are still tickets available.
You can go to Steveirwingaladinner.org.
and, yeah, you can come with us.
-If you are in the L.A. area, go to that.
And will you get to see animals there?
-Yeah, there'll be heaps of animals.
It will be so fun.
-If you want to see heaps of animals, go there.
-Yeah. [ Chuckles ]
-What did you bring for us today?
Is anything going to scare me? -Well, probably.
-Okay. Okay. -It will be fun.
Okay. So, first up --
We are going to come around to the front.
We are gonna get right into it. -You want me get in front?
-Yep. Now, I've got some bottles for you to feed these animals.
-All right. Oh, I don't mind a baby bottle.
That usually means something's cute.
-All right. So, we'll grab these bottles
and then we're gonna kneel right down here.
We're going to sit down.
And it's going to get a bit chaotic.
There's a lot of them. So be prepared.
-So where do I run in case of an emergency or something?
I'm going to go there. -The exits are here, here...
What is it? -All right.
Here we go. Come on, guys!
They're African pygmy goats.
-Oh, my God! -Hey, guys.
-Hi, guys! -There's more.
-[ Chuckles ] -Oh, my gosh.
-Hey, guys. -Ooh! Oh, geez.
Hi, guys. Take your time. I got enough for everybody.
-Look at them! -I have enough for everybody.
Oh, there's more coming out! How many goats are here?
-It's like a clown car. -How many goats are here?!
Stop! -There's six of them.
-So six goats. Oh, my... These are African Pygmy goats?
-African Pygmy goats,
and they're named after the cast of "Friends."
So we've Monica, and Rachel,
and Phoebe. -That one bit me.
-They're a bit feisty, aren't they?
-Wait, they're named after the cast of "Friends"?
-Yeah, yeah. So we've got all the cast.
They love their milk. -Stray goat. Stray goat.
-Uh-oh, and they -- -Stray goat.
Come here, buddy. Hey, guys. -They're really social.
They're -- They lo-- [ Laughter ]
-Hi, guys. -It's all right.
Stay in the area. Stay in the ar--
Oh, yeah! -Aren't they awesome?
-How tall will they grow to be?
-They'll only be about knee height.
They're great climbers. They're really social.
They're quite fascinating animals.
I love them. -Are these like yoga goats?
Have you heard of them? -Yeah, like yoga goats.
-All right. He's going after you now.
All right, someone get -- Yeah, we have to get security.
Yeah, they're gonna get them. You're good.
-Thanks, guys. Aw, aren't they gorgeous?
-I'd love to have one. [ Laughter ]
Do they make good pets, have these as a pet or no?
-Well, yeah maybe. They actually produced for milk in Africa.
Yeah, so they're really, really sweet.
-They're so cute. -There we go.
They love their milk, don't they?
-Hi, buddy. -Hey, guys.
What do you think -- There he goes.
-Thank you guys, so much. Bye, guys.
-Look at him go, bye. See you later, little goats.
-What else did you bring us? Bye, goats.
-They are awesome. So, how cute are they?
[ Cheers and applause ] I love that.
-There we go.
So next, next --
We're going to stay here.
Next up, we've got a special one.
It's a very iconic, Australian animal.
They're one of my favorites.
This is Cookie. So come on out, Cookie.
-This is exactly -- Cookie? This is an attack.
-Cookie is actually pretty cute.
So this is a kookaburra. Isn't she amazing?
[ Laughter ] -Whoops.
That means she likes you. -Yeah.
-Make sure the goats don't come out.
Make sure the goats don't come out.
They'll lick it up, yeah. That is not milk.
Thank you so much, Cookie. -Well, Cookie --
The kookaburra --
These are kind of my alarm clock back at home in Australia.
-Yeah, watch your hand. -Yeah.
They make these really loud calls.
And it kind of sounds like -- You know the rapper Cardi B?
You know how she goes, "brr!"? like that?
-Yeah, of course. -That's what they sound like.
So, what we're going to do is, we're going to make that sound
and they'll mimic it and start --
They'll start calling.
Do you want to do that? -Sure.
-Ready? So I'll start you off. Then you join in.
Ready? [ Trilling ]
[ Continues trilling ] Give it a go.
[ Trilling ] -[ Trills sharply ]
-Yeah? [ Laughter ]
Oh [ Trills sharply ] -[ Trilling ]
-[ Trills sharply ]
[ Laughter ]
-He's very confused.
-[ Trills sharply ] -[ Laughs ]
[ Laughter ]
-He's staring at me, staring at us.
-He's like, "Really?" You know, um...
-She's like -- Angry face.
-You know, this one doesn't actually call.
I just wanted you to get to do the noise.
-Oh, thank you. I appreciate that, yeah.
-But, usually they do call.
But they're very loud in the morning.
They're really, really cool.
So you can see those beautiful, blue kind of colorations,
and they're predators.
They'll actually-- Everything is based on movement.
So any little animal they see that's moving,
they're right on it, and they attack.
It's amazing.
So, don't make sudden movements. [ Chuckles ]
-[ Strained ] Thank you for telling me now.
-[ Chuckles ] -She's staring at you now.
Yeah, I'm off the hook. -All right.
Thank, Cookie. -Thank you so much.
"Cookie" -- What a great name. [ Cheers and applause ]
Careful.
-Yeah, let's wa--
-All right. What else do you have --
Oh, no. This looks big.
-Do you like rodents? -Do I like rodents?
-Do you like rodents? -No! I don't like rodents.
-We've got the biggest rodent in the world right here.
So we've got a 100-pound rodent that's gonna come out.
So I'm gonna give you some corn,
and you're going to feed this 100-pound rodent.
It's amazing!
Are you ready? So...
-What is this called? -We're going to come down here.
This is a capybara. All right.
And his name is Javier.
He's got a good name.
Hey, Javier. -Javier -- Oh, my...
-There you go, mate. This is a capybara.
-...goodness. -Look at the size of him.
Isn't he amazing?!
Hey, come on down.
-Yeah, I don't know. I'm kind of I'm good.
-He's got huge teeth, massive teeth.
They never stop growing.
So these massive teeth and that's --
They actually -- They eat grass.
They can go through 8 pounds of grass a day.
Isn't that wild? Yeah. -Wow!
-They're beautiful, big body. Those really weird feet.
Yeah, you can come right in there.
Just don't get bitten. It'll hurt.
-So as long as y-- -This is like --
I saw something like this in my apartment --
I seriously did -- the other day.
Look it's got giant-- -Look at that.
-And what is it called again? -A capybara.
They're from the Amazon, you know, in South America.
They're really interesting.
Now, once they get to this big size
the only predators that they have are jaguars.
That's the only thing that would touch one of these guys.
They're really big and tough. Those big teeth --
Look at him -- He's loving that corn.
He loves it. -What's going on with the --
Aah! What's going on with the end of his nose there?
-Yeah, its got a really big nose.
Kind of a weird-shaped head. [ Audience "awws" ]
He's cool, isn't he? He's quite cute.
-Is it, like -- Is it wet up there,
or what is that? -well, yeah.
So, this just here, that's actually a scent gland.
So it's got this, like, oily secretion that they make.
And, yeah, Isn't that wild? You can touch it if you want.
-No, thanks. -It's kind of weird.
It's got a really distinct smell.
-And those feet -- They wade in the water.
They really love the water.
-This is an amazing thing. -Yeah.
They're very unusual, aren't they? Capybara.
-Capybara. Thank you for bringing this in.
-Yeah. Thanks, Javier. Thank you. Bye.
[ Cheers and applause ]
So, you can -- -Yep.
I am going to drop that. -You can set that corn down.
-Bye, Javier. Thank you, Javier.
-He's gonna go back to his mom.
-Okay. -Gotta head back.
Now... -All right!
So for this one, let's head down to the stage.
We've got a big one coming up.
So... -Okay.
[ Audience cheers ] -All right!
So for this one, this is Curly.
Now, this next animal,
my dad called them "frogs with sharp teeth."
You know, that what they are.
They're really cute.
They -- Seriously. You'll love them.
What I'm going to do is, I'm gonna get two of The Roots
to come down to help me out.
[ Laughter, applause ]
Really...
It's very cute.
They're like, "no."
-They're not even thinking about it. No, they won't.
They're not even thinking about it. No.
-Well, okay. I've got my family.
I've got my mum and my sister, Bindi.
They always travel with me. -Yeah.
-So, let's get them on. Come on out, guys.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Hi, Terri! Nice to see you!
-So good to see you.
-How are you? -So good to see you.
-Guys! There they are, the family.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Ah, great!
Thank you for coming on.
I appreciate it. -Thank you. Thank you.
-Are you ready for Curly? -Ah, Curly. Okay.
-[ Chuckles ] He's so cute.
I love him. -Frogs with teeth.
Okay, here we go. -Come on out, curly.
Let's see Curly. -[ Chuckles ]
-I want to see him. -This is Curly.
[ Audience gasps ] He's an American alligator.
Have a look at the size of him. -Holy mack--
-Are you ready? -There you go. You can grab him.
-What do I do? What do I do? -Yeah, just hold him there.
Now, he will maybe squirm a little bit.
But once they calm down, they're really nice, very cool.
And you can see, they do sort of look like a frog.
They're really cute, but in those jaws,
they've got a lot of really high jaw pressure.
And they'll clamp down. They won't let go.
It's amazing. They're really sweet though.
You can see, they've got those soft little hands.
Those beautiful little eyes.
-It kind of looks like he's smiling a little bit.
Like he -- -It does, yeah.
He's got that little smile!
-Oh, my goodness. Oh, my goodness.
Oh, my heavens. -You want to give him a kiss?
-No, my gosh! I love it so much.
All right, I'll give him one. -oh, I love him.
There you go.
-Ah! [ Cheers and applause ]
That was awesome.
-Robert, Terry, and Bindi Irwin, everybody.