Bindi the jungle girl. Volume 5. Episodes 21-25 / [produced by Best Picture Show ; producer, Justin Lyons].
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Title from disc label. "VCE20090000776"--Back of container. Produced and directed by John Stainton ; writer, Grant Dowling ; music Mark McDuff ; . Presented by Bindi Irwin.
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Bindi the jungle girl. Volume 5. Episodes 21-25 / [produced by Best Picture Show ; producer, Justin Lyons].
"Bindi the jungle girl is a wildlife warrior on a mission. From her tree house perched high in the jungle, she takes us to every corner of the globe and each adventure focuses on wildlife that needs our help the most. Bindi is often joined by her dad, Steve Irwin - The Crocodile Hunter and sometimes her mum Terri, Steve's best mate Wes and her singing and dancing troop - The Crocmen drop in to introduce us to many of the animals that share her jungle home."--Container. , Snake in the grass: "Bindi slithers with us into the world of snakes. With the help of her dad , Steve, we look at some of the most venomous snakes in the world to the most placid and docile snakes." ; Ocean's ten: " Join Bindi and Steve as they count down the top ten most interesting creatures of the sea - whales, whale sharks, dolphins, tiger sharks, hammerheads, bull sharks, shovel nose sharks, sea snakes, grey nurse sharks and seals." -- Animal mysteries: "From acupuncture on Asian elephants to animal instincts ahead of the tsumani and the grizzly bear's hibernation secrets, Bindi looks at some interesting cases in the mysterious world of animals." , Devil island: A contagious disease is enough to wipe out entire populations of species in their isolated habitats, like the Tasmanian Devils. Steve also investigates the mysterious deaths of a colony of koalas in southern Australia."; How old are they?: Bindi surveys the longevity of animals from those that live for a few days to those that live longer than mankind. She discovers that the animals that live in Australia Zoo live almost twice as long as their counterparts in the wild!"