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Wiggly Safari is the twelfth Wiggles video, in collaboration with the Irwin Family (Steve, Terri and Bindi Irwin). The special was released on July 2, 2002.

Overview[]

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 dingoes, emus, kookaburras and more. But don't forget, on this safari, crocs rule! Crikey, Get Ready To Wiggle!

Songs[]

Note: All songs are taken from the album of the same name, except where noted otherwise.

  1. The Crocodile Hunter
  2. Australia Zoo
  3. Wobbly Camel
  4. Cocky Want A Cracker
  5. Butterflies Flit
  6. Dorothy Queen Of The Roses (In Concert)
  7. Swim With Me
  8. Koala La La
  9. Dingo Tango
  10. You Might Like A Pet
  11. Old Man Emu (John Williamson cover)
  12. Feeding Time
  13. Do The Owl (In Concert)
  14. Kookaburra Choir
  15. Snakes (You Can Look, But You Better Not Touch)
  16. We're The Crocodile Band

Plot[]

More coming soon!

Filmed[]

The video was filmed from December 2001 – February 2002.

The concert clips were filmed from December 11 - 12, 2001 at the Vodafone Arena. The footage from the Australia Zoo (main) and SeaWorld finished filming in February 2002.

Locations[]

Album[]

Wigglysafari

Album Cover

The "Wiggly Safari" album was released on February 4, 2002 featuring 32 tracks.

CD-only Songs[]

Trivia[]

Goofs[]

  • On the front of the Australian DVD, there is a copy of Anthony's hand.
  • The Wiggles Logo was removed from the spine in the AUS DVD.
  • On the Hong Kong DVD cover The Wiggles Logo is cut off on the top right corner.
  • The back cover of the US DVD says there are US & Australian trailers in the special features, but there aren't any.
  • The UK DVD back cover listed 16:9 as the aspect ratio, when it was actually 4:3.

Video[]

References[]

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