-What did you bring tonight to --
-I've got some awesome animals.
There's Maverick, and we've got Tommy,
and all kinds of animals.
It's really exciting. -Okay.
-Do you want to meet your first one?
-Yep. -Here we go. Whoa!
He's really on fire today.
This is Maverick, and Maverick is a sugar glider.
This is actually an Australian animal.
It's a marsupial.
Now, if you want to put your hand out.
-No. Ah. Ow. -There you go.
-Get out. Watch out. -There we go. Got him.
-So is this like -- it's like an Australian --
-He's making a run for it.
-Like an Australian rat is what you brought to us?
This is fantastic.
-Well, the sugar glider, they are a glider,
so they're actually different to squirrels.
They're a marsupial.
Their closest relative is the kangaroo and koala.
So, feel how soft he is on top.
Really nice and soft.
And they've got --
Do you want to grab that grape there for him?
-Sure. -He loves his grapes.
And they've actually got this flap down under there.
They can extend that, and that's how they fly.
They can fly huge distances.
-Hey, buddy, you want to? -That's awesome.
He's going for it. -That's right. Yep.
-Going for a run. Yeah.
Oh, there we go. Got him. -All right, good. Perfect, yeah.
-He's a slippery little guy, isn't he?
-Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Don't want him loose here, yeah.
-That's awesome. How cute is he?
-And is he a baby or is he -- -No, he's actually full grown.
Now, they're a pouched animal,
so they have a little pouch in there.
The baby grows up inside that pouch.
And then they grow up to be an adult.
Isn't that amazing?
There we go. Got him again. [ Laughter ]
-Wow, sorry. -All right.
-Maybe we should get him -- -Yeah, he's ready to go.
-We're lucky he didn't get away.
-They love to glide. That's why he's --
[ Cheers and applause ] -Really soft. He's really soft.
-He is. -That's a good catch.
-He is. Ah, I should play football.
-He was cute, yeah. That was pretty fast.
-We got some more smaller animals for you.
These ones are really special.
I love their names too. They're absolutely awesome.
We've got Vinny, Tommy, Bobby. They've got --
-Usually when they have cute names, they're crazier.
And I just -- they don't --
They better not be spiders or something.
-Now, it's gonna take a minute for me to wrangle up these guys.
-Oh, yeah, yeah, okay.
-These are peppered cockroaches.
[ Audience ohs ] How cool is that?
Here, grab that one. He's going up my sleeve.
-No, no. No thanks.
-There you go. -I don't want to do it.
-All right. -All right.
I'm just gonna have him go down your shirt.
-Peppered cockroaches, these are -- Where is he?
-Oh, do I really have to touch him?
Don't make me do it, Robert! [ Laughter ]
-Yes, no, no, grab him, grab him.
-What do you mean? All right.
-Oh, there's another one coming out here.
-Oh, gosh. -You got him?
-Oh, I just pushed him towards you.
-All right, no, that's fine, that's fine.
-He's going up by your neck right now.
That's all right. It's all good.
So, these guys, they are from, like, Panama, Costa Rica,
that sort of area. [ Laughter ]
And, you know, cockroaches have been around
for 300 million years.
-Yeah, I know that.
-These guys are just amazing.
-No. [ Laughter ]
-That's really good. That is really well done.
-Great.
[ Screaming ]
[ Laughter ]
-Oh, no. -Oh, no!
Please don't leave one here. Don't leave one here.
Please, don't leave one here
because I know how they breed, and I know how cockroaches work.
-Can you grab that one? -No.
[ Laughter ]
No. I don't want to.
-All right, I'll put these away, and I'll come back for these.
-Oh, no, you can't leave any -- you can't leave them here.
Please make sure you have all -- there's three left.
This is a lot of pressure for me, Robert,
and I'm not used to this.
I'm just trying to keep them distracted,
trying to act like it's normal. [ Laughter ]
-All right, I'll grab that one. -No, there's an extra one.
Where did you just get the fourth one?
[ Laughter ]
There we go. -Oh, my gosh.
-Are you sure, last chance? -No, no, thank you so much.
I love you. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
-All right, no worries.
-Wait, do you have four on you right now?
-Yep.
-Make sure they're all in this case.
-So, that's one.
-Thank you so much. -You've got that one, thank you.
-Reinforcements, please. One, two --
Oh, no, did we lose count? I have no idea what's going on.
-There we go. We did it.
-Oh, my goodness, all right, good, that's done.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Oh, that was great. That was so good.
That was good. That was good.
-That's so gross.
-We nearly got an animal loose in the studio.
-Twice, yeah.
-Okay, so, now, I want you to trust me on this one.
Come around to the front of the desk,
and I want you to lay down just here.
[ Laughter ]
Come 'round. -I don't know. Come on.
You're laughing already.
-No, it'll be good. It'll be good, I swear.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Come around. There you are.
-Lay on my stomach?
-Lie on your back. -Lay on my back?
-On your back, and close your eyes.
I've got a surprise for you. [ Laughter ]
It's gonna be good. It's gonna be really good.
-Lay down on my back, close my eyes.
You have a surprise for me.
Yeah, yeah. All right, thank you.
-There's three of them coming out.
-There's three of what's happening coming out? Okay.
Oh, my goodness. All right.
-So, we've got Luke, Leia, and Han.
I love them. All right, come on out, guys.
-Star Wars. Do I open my eyes?
-No, that's fine. There you go. [ Cheers and applause ]
-Can I see what they are? -These guys are so cool.
-Oh, no. Can I see what they are?
-There we go. These -- These are baby servals.
-What are they?
Hey, wait. Where are you putting them?
Watch where you're putting these guys.
-They've got an amazing technique of hunting.
They'll jump up into the air,
and they can actually kill an animal
way bigger than themselves by grabbing it right on the neck.
They just rip the neck right out. It's amazing.
-Where's the third one? -Here we go.
How cool is that? -Oh, my gosh.
-Isn't that awesome?
Now, I'm gonna grab some toys for them.
-Now, why would I have to lay down for these?
I could easily just sit up and play with these cats.
Are they dangerous cats?
-Well, you know, they actually can be, you know, in the wild.
[ Laughter ]
They're from Africa, and they've been known to even catch fish.
They're so quick, so mobile.
And these, they're similar to a house cat.
They love their little toys.
Now, if you want to grab this toy.
This one's making a run for it.
-Well, I'm not gonna put it there. I'll put it over here.
-Here we go. [ Laughter ]
-Where are these guys?
-So, they're actually --
They're interesting too because they've got
these really interesting colorations.
They're not cheetahs. They do look very similar.
But these help them camouflage. [ Audience aws ]
They're really camouflage predators.
Really great hearing.
And they are absolutely remarkable.
They're only about eight weeks old at the moment.
There you go, guys. -Is this how you use this toy?
-There you go. Yeah, there you go.
-Wow, eight weeks old? -Yeah, aren't they awesome?
So playful and so intelligent as well.
-Yeah, maybe you should lay down on your back.
[ Laughter ]
And have the cats attack you. Oh, no, look at him. He's cute.
-And see those teeth that they've got there.
They've got massive big teeth at the front,
and they're perfectly spaced to get to the vertebrae.
Isn't that amazing? -I'm not gonna move.
[ Audience aws ]
Wait, I just saw one sneak behind there.
No, now he's going behind there. -You're all good.
-Robert, you got to get things together here, buddy.
Now this one's attacking me now.
-There we go. I got him. -You did get him. Okay, good.
There's only three. Hi.
Rob, these are beautiful. Thank you.
-Thank you so much, you three. Good job.
-Okay, you can guys help with these?
-See you later, guys.
Hey, you were great. [ Cheers and applause ]
-You were great, buddy.
You were great.
-Wow, beautiful. Thank you.
-Thank you. -Thank you.
-How fun is that? That was so good.
-That was just so much fun. [ Laughter ]
It's always so much fun. Yeah.
-Okay, we've got one more here.
And for this one, we're gonna go down to the stage.
This is a big one. -Really?
-Yes. It's really special. -Okay.
All right. Shall we?
[ Cheers and applause ]
Hello.
So, this is Wednesday.
Hey, Wednesday. -Whoa!
-So what you can do -- Come on over.
And camels -- this is actually a dromedary camel.
They greet each other by putting their face really close
and breathe right into their nose.
There you go.
Oh, that's so sweet.
[ Cheers and applause ]
That's great.
Now, I think we've got a couple bottles.
If you grab that bottle there, you can actually feed him.
-I just made out with a camel. This is unbelievable.
This is a first. After 1,000 shows, it finally happened.
Hi, buddy.
-So, it's a dromedary camel. They don't spit.
A lot of people think they spit. They actually regurgitate.
So they -- when they're angry,
they'll regurgitate on a possible threat.
[ Laughter ]
-Well, thank you for telling me that now.
I appreciate that after I made out with the camel.
-No worries. You did so well.
-Look at -- just beautiful.
-So cool.
-Robert, thank you so much again for being here.
I want to make sure that --
Let's give it up for Wednesday, everybody.
[ Cheers and applause ] -Good job, Wednesday. Perfect.
No worries.
-Oh, my gosh. -There you go, Wednesday.
-Robert, that is amazing. -Good boy.
-Robert Irwin, everybody. -Thanks very much.
-I can't believe -- [ Cheers and applause ]
The season finale of "Crikey! It's the Irwins"
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