-I hate to ask this,
but what animals did you bring for us tonight?
-It's exciting. We've got El Jefe.
We've got Mishka. There's some pretty cool ones.
-Yeah. I always think, the cuter the name, the scarier the thing.
[ Laughter ]
-Well, first of all, I've got a pretty interesting one.
Now, this is actually right back here. This is a millipede.
Now, its name is Millie Bobby Brown.
Because millipede.
And she actually recently visited us at the zoo.
But what you want to do -- Put your hand out.
-Oh, no.
-And we'll actually use kind of like a bracelet.
-No.
-Now, this is actually a giant African millipede.
And they'll wrap around, naturally, around your wrist.
Now, the cool thing with millipedes
is they have about 400 legs.
And when they get -- when they get stressed.
-Oh, my gosh! [ Laughter ]
Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh.
-Now, they don't bite. They release an acidic smell.
It's like a terrible foul smell.
That's how they evade predators.
So you've got nothing to worry about.
-Yeah, until I go out for dinner after the show, yeah.
-It's amazing, yeah. But they've got all those segments.
And these guys are one of the first animals
to ever colonize land.
They have a very important part in our history.
So, really fascinating animals.
They feel like a little toothbrush.
Don't you think?
-That really is totally bizarre.
-Look, he's saying hi. [ Laughter ]
He's like, "Hi, everyone."
-That's so interesting because I'm saying bye.
That's so, so interesting. [ Laughter ]
-All right, that was good.
How cute is that?
-Oh, my God, that was so gross.
Oh, my gosh. Gosh!
-That was great.
-What was his name? Did he have a name?
-This is Millie Bobby Brown.
-The cuter the name, the scarier the animal.
Okay, good.
-For this next one, we are going to go down onto the floor.
-Okay, let's go. -I'm going to grab some milk.
[ Audience aws ]
Here we go. So...
-Oh, my gosh.
-This little guy here, this is little Sebastian.
He's a little miniature horse. [ Applause ]
Sebastian.
You're welcome to hold that bottle if you'd like.
-Sure. -He loves his milk,
just like from the show "Parks and Recreation."
-That's how you named him? -Little Sebastian.
-Little Sebastian.
-And he is a miniature horse,
probably the most adorable animal on the face of the Earth.
-Oh, my goodness. -He's just incredible.
-Just beautiful.
-Now, the thing with these guys
is they're actually really important animals
because they act as service animals.
So often you'll see them as therapy animals or guide animals
helping people around, and they're really interesting.
You know, they don't get above 38 inches.
That's the highest one would ever get -- is 38 inches tall.
Really, really small, but they are just so cute.
I'll tell you another thing that they like.
When he's done with his milk,
you can get your face right up close to his nose.
And if you just lightly blow on his nose,
that's like a form of greeting for him.
So you're welcome to give that a go.
Just so he recognizes you. [ Laughter ]
Look over there. Do you want to see Jimmy?
[ Laughter ]
There you go.
So he gave you a little kiss. -He gave me a kiss.
-There you go. Good job. [ Applause ]
-Thank you, little Sebastian.
-Good boy.
-We love you, little Sebastian. Come back.
-All right, we'll see you later, buddy.
-You'll always be little Sebastian.
-Okay, there we go.
-Robert, this is great. Fantastic.
Thank you very, very much.
I love him. Thank you. -Bye.
-Oh, come back, please. We love you.
-Oh, that's great. [ Applause ]
That's awesome.
-All right. We're down to our final?
-This is our final animal. -Okay.
-I need a little bit of warning for you --
just follow my movement and don't make any sudden movements.
[ Audience ohs ]
Really nice and slow.
Hey, how's it going? Hi.
This is a mandrill.
Now, mandrills, they're one of my favorite primates.
Here you go.
Now, this little mandrill, Mishka --
Hey, Mishka.
She loves her plush toys.
She's just like any other young animal who loves her toys,
and they really need that for enrichment.
They really need to move around a lot to experience new things.
And what we'll do, if we get some of her favorite toys out,
she might be able to come over here and say hi.
What do you think, Mishka?
-This is beautiful. Wow. -Now, the mandrill --
[ Laughter ]
The mandrill is really interesting.
See, what they do is they actually --
Oh, he's got some food. She's hungry.
Now, what the mandrills do
is they actually have that really brightly colored bottom,
and that's how they signal to each other.
You can see she's using her hands there.
You're all right, little one.
And she is incredible.
The largest of the old-world monkeys.
Beautiful bright coloration.
The males will get this incredible vibrant red color.
Oh, she likes her seal.
Now, although these animals are really nice and cute,
they don't make good pets.
That's a message that we're very passionate about is, you know,
you need to be able to -- [ Laughter ]
She's sitting on him.
That's fine. That's all good. That's all good.
There you go. All good. Just stay nice and still.
She just wants to see your face.
See how you're going. There you go.
-Oh, my gosh. [ Laughter ]
I think it's cute. Thank you. That's a great toy.
I think it's really nice. I like this.
Do you want another -- do you want a grape?
-Yeah, grab a grape.
-Do you want a green grape?
-I think she's out. She's done. What do you reckon?
Now, yeah, they don't make good pets.
They're better either in the wild or being cared for
by someone who really knows how to take care of them
because they're really hyperactive.
They're really, really wild.
-She's just gorgeous. -Oh, she's beautiful.
-She can come back whenever she likes.
Stay there and just have your grapes
and we'll go out to commercial, okay, buddy?
-That's Mishka. She's so cute.
-That's Mishka. Robert Irwin, everybody.
-The first season -- [ Cheers and applause ]
[ Laughter ]
-Oh, wow.
-Aww. -Yeah.
-There you go.
The first season of "Crikey! It's the Irwins"
is available on the Animal Planet Go app.
So cute.