- 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 his wife Terri and daughter Bindi, have teamed up with The Wiggles for a wiggly, giggly good time at Australia Zoo. Come along on a song-and-dance-fil
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 his wife Terri and daughter Bindi, have teamed up with The Wiggles for a wiggly, giggly good time at Australia Zoo. Come along on a song-and-dance-filled adventure with the dingos, emus, kookaburras and more. But don’t forget, on this safari, crocs rule! Crikey, get ready t wiggle! SONGS The Crocodile Hunter Australia Zoo Do The Owl Wobbly Camel Cocky Want A Cracker Old Man Emu Swim With Me Feeding Time Dingo Tango Snakes (You can look but you better not touch) Kookaburra Choir We’re The Corcodile Band Koala La La You Might Like A Pet Dorothy Queen Of The Roses Butterflies Flit
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G’day from the Australia Zoo, where the Wiggles get wild with Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin. It’s a Wiggly Safari: 55 jaw-snappin’, kookaburra-hootin’, dolphin-splashin’ minutes of grand adventure. A big ham himself, Irwin meshes naturally with the tuneful quartet as they sing, dance, and share factual tidbits about cockatoos, crocodiles, emus, and more. Colors pop off the screen as Dorothy, Captain Feathersword, and little dancers cavort through the zoo. Packed with 16 snappy tunes, this particular Wiggles collection revs up the tempo from earlier titles like Wiggle Time and Toot! Toot! Could this lush outdoor setting, where songs like “Dingo Tango” and “Cocky Want a Cracker” sizzle in the sunshine, be responsible for inspiring this ultra-imaginative play list? Or perhaps Irwin’s invigorating presence stimulated the fresh, lively feel of this exceptional show. Regardless, Wiggles fans from ages 1 to 8 will surely delight in this musical tour of the Australia Zoo. –Liane Thomas
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March 26, 2010
#1
This is the scariest thing ever. The stupid Croc Hunter is rolling on the ground protecting what ever goodies he has. And then there is this terrifying wet suit scene with Captain Feathersword. I really doubt anyone wants to see what I saw. To make it worst there were some songs that went on to long. The cameras switched to fast making me want to barf. But, some were entertaining.
March 26, 2010
#2
My daughter loves the Wiggles. But this video was far to advanced for my 22 month old. She can’t follow a single move and I know it dissapoints her. Though she may like some of the songs and seeing the animals between the songs, the moves are beyond her. And there is at least one part where she comes running to me in fear. I think the was a poor thought out show and I’m sorry I purchased it.
March 26, 2010
#3
My son LOVES The Wiggles, but HATED this movie. It did not keep his attention at all.
March 26, 2010
#4
My kids like it cause they like Steve Irwin but I don’t really. Really cheesy… too cutsy.. really a piece of publicity for Irwin’s Australia Zoo…. This video doesn’t have the quality of
songs, script, etc. of the other recent Wiggles Video.. it is like going back to the days of “Dance Party”. Worst part if the koola interview with Jeff– it is Terri who is really too cutsy.. Also way too much of Bindi (Irwin’s daughter)… I give it too stars because my boys really like Irwin but I personally would send it back
March 26, 2010
#5
Our family owns all of the Wiggles videos and my children love watching them – but I have to say this one was very disappointing. The editing style is frenetic – The camera seems to stay on an image for no more than one second. My three year old who is usually singing and dancing around – got up and walked away – undone by the bombardment of images. Plus, like the other reviewer said, there aren’t any songs you can really sing along to. We long for the early days of “Wake Up Jeff” !