It wouldn\'t be Wild Times if we didn\'t show you kangaroos and alligators. We\'ll also give you a sneak peek of what it\'s like to be a film crew member!

The Irwins help us understand what makes giraffes and Gila monsters special long-necked Giraffes and Gila Monsters that call the Australian Zoo home.

We learn all about lemurs and echidnas in this episode of Wild Times.

Terri meets one of the largest tortoises in the world, Bindi hangs out with a group of curious lemurs and Robert tells us the stories behind his favorite wildlife photographs he's taken.

We learn about the crocodile and remember why this ferocious and beautiful animal has a special place in the Irwin family's heart. Also wombats!

We get introduced to the beautiful Macaw and learn about the bright color bird while Robert teaches us some more Australian slang.

See if you can figure out what might be a monster and what might be mini in the Australia Zoo. Also, Robert takes us behind one of his amazing photos and we relive some of the best moments on Wild Times.

It's always a sign of a good zoo when animals are trying to get in! During Robert's morning patrol of Australia Zoo, he finds a rogue carpet python trying to sneak its way in.

On his way to rescue a scrub turkey, Robert comes across an injured monitor stranded in the road. The lizard must have had a pretty bad knock to the head and is slow to move. This lace monitor must have been hit by a car!

After a successful stay at the rescue unit at Australia Zoo, Lily the koala is ready to return to the wild. This is a special case though; Lily has a little joey on board! Thanks to the Rescue Team's efforts, two lives have been saved.

Gotham the microbat hasn't moved from his roosting place on the screen door of a home in Australia. It's time for the Rescue Unit to conduct a little investigation to find out why this tiny mammal has chosen not to fly off with his friends.

Robert and the reptile crew must revisit Fred the alligator snapping turtle a year after his initial overgrown nail treatment. After last year's efforts, including a preventative measure added to his enclosure, hopes are high.

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Robert feeds the zoo's most notorious crocodile by himself.

Terri examines a blind Sumatran tiger for his annual eye check.

The family prepares Croc One, Steve Irwin\'s research ship, for a mission to release an endangered sea turtle back to the wild. Scarlett the Giraffe is reunited with her grandmother, and Grub the wild Echidna is released from the hospital.