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00:30G'day, I'm Don. Beautiful sitting here. Beach, the sun is shining.
00:36It's the sort of a day you'd give the thumbs up to.
00:38Because in Australia, when something is good, you give it the thumbs up.
00:42Why don't you try it? Thumbs up!
00:51Here's a new dance that's really neat.
00:54Tap your fists to the rhythm of the beat.
00:58Get ready for the sign that means everything is sweet.
01:01Thumbs up! Thumbs up! That's it.
01:04It means you're feeling happy. It means that you're okay.
01:08It means something is good. It can even mean g'day.
01:11So give me a smile and let me hear you say thumbs up! Thumbs up!
01:18Thumbs up! Thumbs up! You're a friend of mine. Thumbs up! Thumbs up!
01:23Come on, give me a sign. Give me a sign that you're a friend of mine.
01:28Thumbs up! Thumbs up! Thumbs up!
01:31Thumbs up! Thumbs up!
01:33Sing along with me. Thumbs up! Thumbs up!
01:36You've got to be happy. Yes, you've got to be a happy. Sing along with me.
01:42Thumbs up! Thumbs up! That's it. Keep going.
01:46Thumbs up! Thumbs up!
01:49Move your shoulders, move them up and down. Roll your fists rolling round and round.
02:02Is everybody ready? Let me hear that sound. Thumbs up! Thumbs up!
02:08You can do it in a train. You can do it in a car. You can do it in a plane. When you've got to travel far. It's a dance you can do wherever you are.
02:19Thumbs up! Thumbs up! Thumbs up! Thumbs up! You're a friend of mine. Thumbs up! Thumbs up!
02:27Thumbs up! Come on. Give me a sign. Give me a sign that you're a friend of mine.
02:34Thumbs up! Thumbs up! Thumbs up! Thumbs up!
02:37Thumbs up! Sing along with me. Thumbs up! Thumbs up!
02:42You've got to be happy. Yes you've got to be a happy. Sing along with me.
02:47Thumbs up, Thumbs up, Thumbs up, Thumbs up, Thumbs up, Thumbs up, Thumbs up, Thumbs up.
03:00Koo-wee! Koo-wee! Koo-wee!
03:08You hear that?
03:10When you want your voice to carry when you're out in the bush,
03:12put your hands around your mouth and you shout out Koo-wee as loud as you possibly can.
03:17Try it again. Koo-wee!
03:21Can you hear the echo? The voice echoes across the water
03:24and it echoes across the land when you're out in the bush.
03:26That's what I do when I go walkabout.
03:36I've just been on a walkabout, a walkabout Australia
03:41Now I want to talk about, talk about Australia
03:46Koo-wee! Gonna shout about Australia
03:50Koo-wee! Cause I'm proud about Australia
03:55Koo-wee! I want to talk about Australia
04:00Won't you come along with me and walkabout Australia
04:03Won't you come along with me and walkabout Australia
04:06We could travel in a truck across the desert
04:09Or wander through a forest in the rain
04:15Or maybe climb a mountain in the snow east
04:18Or maybe climb a mountain in the snow east
04:21It seems that no two places are the same
04:24I've just been on a walkabout, a walkabout Australia
04:30Now I want to talk about, a walkabout Australia
04:33Now I want to talk about, talk about Australia
04:37Koo-wee! I'm gonna shout about Australia
04:42Koo-wee! Cause I'm proud about Australia
04:47Koo-wee! I want to talk about Australia
04:51Won't you come along with me and walkabout Australia
04:57We can backpack through the wilderness in Tassie
05:01Or fly too far north Queensland in a plane
05:06Whenever I get back to where I started
05:11I'm ready to get on the road again
05:15I've just been on a walkabout, a walkabout Australia
05:25Now I want to talk about, talk about Australia
05:30Koo-wee! I'm gonna shout about Australia
05:34Koo-wee! Cause I'm proud about Australia
05:39Koo-wee! I want to talk about Australia
05:44Won't you come along with me and walkabout Australia
05:49Won't you come along with me and walkabout Australia
05:54Come on! Won't you come along with me and walkabout Australia
06:08One of Australia's most famous furry creatures, the koala
06:12Koalas spend most of their time in gum trees
06:15During the day they often curl up into a ball
06:20And sleep in the fork of a tree
06:22As night falls they clamber from limb to limb
06:25To munch on eucalyptus or gum leaves
06:27And this koala is called Lenny
06:32Hello Lenny!
06:33Koalas eat lots of gum leaves
06:36And they get moisture out of the gum leaves
06:38So they don't have to drink very often
06:39And koalas are marsupials
06:43Some people call them bears
06:44But they're not bears at all are they?
06:46I'm a koala not a bear
06:52And I don't think it's fair
06:54The way that people always add a word that isn't fair
06:57I'm a marsupial and proud of it
06:59And there can be no doubt of it
07:01I'm closer to a kangaroo than I am to a bear
07:04So please don't call me a koala bear
07:09Cause I'm not a bear at all
07:12Please don't call me a koala bear
07:16It's driving me up a wall
07:19If your name was Tom
07:22And everyone called you Dick
07:24Perhaps you'd understand why I'm sick, sick, sick
07:27I'm simply a koala
07:29And I want the name to stick
07:31So please don't call me a koala bear
07:36I live here in Australia
07:41In a eucalyptus tree
07:43I'm as cuddly cute and charming as an animal can be
07:46I don't understand fair dinkum
07:48How anyone could think them grizzly bears
07:51And polar bears are anything like me
07:53So please don't call me a koala bear
07:57Cause I'm not a bear at all
08:00Oh please don't call me a koala bear
08:05It's driving me up a wall
08:08If your name was Tom
08:11And everyone called you Dick
08:13Perhaps you'd understand why I'm sick, sick, sick
08:16I'm simply a koala
08:18And I want the name to stick
08:20So please don't call me a koala bear
08:24If your name was Tom
08:25And everyone called you Dick
08:26Perhaps you'd understand why I'm sick, sick, sick
08:27I'm simply a koala
08:28And I want the name to stick
08:29So please don't call me a koala bear
08:31a bear at all. Oh, please don't call me a koala bear. It's driving me up the wall. If your name
08:42was Tom and everyone called you Dick, perhaps you'd understand why I'm sick, sick, sick. I'm
08:48simply a koala and I don't want the name to stick. So please don't call me a koala bear.
09:01I mean, how much can a koala bear? Here's another famous Australian marsupial, the kangaroo.
09:11It's got a very strong tail and very strong back legs, ideal for hopping very quickly
09:16through the bush. Marsupials, when they're born, climb inside their mother's pouch. They
09:22stay there until they're big enough to come out. There's one in its mother's pouch now.
09:28I wonder if it's big enough to come out. There are lots of marsupials in Australia.
09:44Now if you want to see an amazing family of animals that defy reality, there's the sugar
10:02glider and the kangaroo. And don't forget the koala, cause it's one, two. It's a marsupial,
10:08marsupial. It's a marsupial. The most incredible family in the whole wide world. It's a marsupial.
10:15It's a marsupial. It's a marsupial. It's another super-duper marsupial.
10:21Marsupial. All marsupials, as soon as they are born, climb inside their mother's pouch to keep
10:32them safe and warm. They stay there till they grow big enough to go. So if anyone ever asks
10:38you, now you know. It's a marsupial. It's a marsupial. The most incredible family in the whole
10:45wide world. It's a marsupial. It's a marsupial. It's another super-duper marsupial.
10:53It's a marsupial. Some marsupials glide as easy as can be. The sugar glider floats on air,
11:04as you can see. And the possum family lives high above the ground. Hanging on to mother's
11:11tail keeps them safe and sound. It's a marsupial. It's a marsupial. The most incredible family
11:18in the whole wide world. It's a marsupial. It's a marsupial. It's another super-duper marsupial.
11:27It's a marsupial. It's a marsupial. The most incredible family in the whole wide world.
11:33It's a marsupial. It's a marsupial. M-A-R-S-U-P-I-A-L
11:41P-I-A-L
11:43It's another super-duper-mussupial
11:46I've got a cat, I call her Pat
11:56She just likes to sleep
11:57I've got a dog, well you've heard about Bob
11:59He rounds up the sheep
12:00When Bob the dog sees Pat the cat
12:02Sleeping in the sun
12:04That's when Bob decides it might be time to have some fun
12:07He creeps up so quietly till he's close to her ear
12:11Then he barks out loudly
12:13And she jumps up in fear
12:15And the dog is barking
12:17The cat's meow
12:18And everybody's shouting
12:20They go round and round
12:23The dog is barking
12:24The cat's meow
12:26And everybody's shouting
12:28They go round and round
12:30There's Pat the cat with her ears laid flat
12:35You should see her scoot
12:36And over the log comes Bob the dog
12:38Still in hot pursuit
12:39Racing through the farmyard
12:41Scattering all the chooks
12:43The rooster starts his crowing
12:44Giving him beady looks
12:46Racing through the fields now
12:49The sheep are so confused
12:50The cow just starts to mooing
12:52She's not at all amused
12:54Yes, the cow is mooing
12:56And the rooster's crowing
12:57And everybody's shouting
12:59As they go round and round
13:01And the dog is barking
13:03And the cat's meow
13:05Meow, meow, meow
13:06And everybody's shouting
13:07Stop that noise
13:07As they go round and round
13:09It's Pat the cat going flat
13:13Chat straight through the fly screen door
13:15And Bob the dog going full slog
13:17Sliding across the floor
13:18Knocking down the table
13:20The cups and all the milk
13:21There's footprints in my chocolate cake
13:23And still they go full tilt
13:25Then Pat is through the window
13:27And she zooms to the top of the tree
13:29I need the fire brigade to get her down
13:31But who's gonna rescue me?
13:33And the dog is barking
13:34And the cat's meow
13:36Meow, meow, meow
13:37And everybody's shouting
13:38Stop that noise
13:38As they go round and round
13:40Yeah, the dog is barking
13:42And the cat's meow
13:43Meow, meow, meow
13:44And everybody's shouting
13:45Stop that noise
13:46As they go round and round
13:47Yeah, the dog is barking
13:48And the cat's meow
13:50Meow, meow, meow
13:51And everybody's shouting
13:52Stop that noise
13:53As they go round and round
13:54Yeah, the dog is barking, and the cat's meowing, and everybody's shouting, as they go round and round.
14:09This is a wombat. Beautiful, and his name is Fatso.
14:13Wombats look a little bit like koalas, don't they?
14:16They're close relatives to the koala, a bit like being a cousin.
14:20That would better have some more carrot.
14:23And wombats have very strong claws, so that they can dig burrows or holes to live in.
14:29Because that's where they live, in the ground. And they dig, dig, dig.
14:41I've got short legs that don't bother me,
14:44Cause I don't want to go climbing a tree.
14:48Down here on the ground is where I want to be.
14:51So I can dig, dig, dig, dig, dig.
14:54You gotta dig down on the floor.
14:58You gotta dig, come on and use those paws.
15:01You gotta dig with those big strong claws.
15:05Dig, dig, dig like a wombat.
15:08You won't see that.
15:12You won't see me in the hot sunlight.
15:15I wait till it's cool like I'm out at night.
15:18I'm at my best around about midnight.
15:21So I can dig, dig, dig, dig, dig, dig.
15:24You gotta dig down on the floor.
15:27You gotta dig, come on and use those paws.
15:29You gotta dig, come on and use those poils. You gotta dig with those big strong claws. Dig, dig, dig like a wombat.
15:39You gotta dig, down on the floor. You gotta dig, come on and use those poils. You gotta dig with those big strong claws.
16:04Dig, dig, dig like a wombat. Dig, dig, dig like a wombat. Dig, dig, dig like a wombat. Dig, dig, dig like a wombat. Dig, dig, dig like a wombat.
16:22Do you like eating outdoors? Having picnics? Yeah. Yeah. Hey, it's great fun, isn't it? Yeah. Except for one thing. Mosquitoes. Mozzies.
16:34She's a little Aussie-Mossie in her Aussie-Mossie-Cossie. And she's looking for a Aussie on the unprotected skin.
16:46When she's finished her inspection, she will give you an injection. And you'll have an itch to show you where the Aussie-Mossie's been.
16:53There's a great proliferation in the Aussie-Mossie population. It's a constant irritation to us all.
17:00Yes, it's hard to feel affection when she heads in your direction.
17:07Cause the little Aussie-Mossie is out to get us all.
17:11You can hear her coming, buzzing and humming.
17:15But she's hard to see.
17:18Traveling incognito, here comes the mosquito.
17:22With her stinger aimed at me.
17:24It's the female of the species that's biting us to pieces.
17:28Cause the Aussie-Mossie's brother doesn't bite at all.
17:32There's a great proliferation in the Aussie population.
17:50It's a constant irritation to us all.
17:54Yes, it's hard to feel affection when she heads in your direction.
18:01Cause the little Aussie-Mossie is out to get us all.
18:04You can hear her coming, buzzing and humming.
18:08But she's hard to see.
18:12Traveling incognito, here comes the mosquito.
18:15With her stinger aimed at me.
18:18She's a little Aussie-Mossie in her Aussie-Mossie-Cozzie.
18:22And she's looking for a fuzzy on your unprotected skin.
18:26When she's finished her inspection, she will give you an injection.
18:29And she'll have an itch to show you where the Aussie-Mossie's been.
18:33There's a great proliferation in the Aussie population.
18:36It's a constant irritation to us all.
18:42Yes, it's hard to feel affection when she heads in your direction.
18:46Cause the little Aussie-Mossie is out to get us all.
19:01Nighttime in the bush.
19:04As well as the mozzies, someone else is awake.
19:08A sugar glider eating the sweet nectar out of the flowers.
19:13Sugar gliders are a bit like small possums, aren't they?
19:17Big eyes to see at night, big furry tail.
19:21They're really beautiful creatures.
19:23And underneath their body, they've got a big flap of skin
19:25so they can glide through the air from tree to tree looking for food.
19:28She's as sweet and gentle as her name implies
19:38With a little button nose and big white eyes
19:42She's a furry little creature in a bird's disguise
19:46Nothing can hold her down
19:50She climbs to the top of the tallest trees
20:13And sits and waits for a friendly breeze
20:17Then she glides through the air with the greatest ease
20:22Nothing can hold her down
20:26She's a sugar glider
20:29High above the ground
20:33She's a sugar glider
20:36She's a sugar glider
20:37Nothing can hold her down
20:39Nothing can hold her down
20:44She's a sugar glider
20:47She's a sugar glider
20:48She's a sugar glider
20:51She's a sugar glider
20:52She's a sugar glider
20:53She's a sugar glider
20:58Shoo-sing, sugar glider
21:02Hy-sing, sugar glider
21:05Shoo-sing, sugar glider
21:06High above the ground
21:07Shoo-sing, sugar glider
21:11Shoo-sing, sugar glider
21:15Nothing can hold her down
21:17Shoo-sing, sugar glider
21:22High above the ground
21:25She's a sugar glider
21:30Nothing can hold her down
21:34Nothing can hold her down
21:38Nothing can hold her down
21:55You like that, do you?
22:10This is Australia's national bird, the emu
22:14It's a very large bird, as you can see
22:17And it's interesting because it's a bird that cannot fly
22:21But it can run really fast, can't you?
22:24Can eat pretty fast too
22:26Is that good?
22:28Okay, there's plenty to eat
22:33Another bird that can't fly is the penguin
22:37But it's a fantastic swimmer, which is just as well
22:39Because penguins like to eat fish
22:44When they're on the land, they look really funny when they walk
22:47They've got a very funny waddle
22:54The fairy penguin walks in a funny way in his suit up black and white
23:09While he looks so posh, he could be going to the royal ball tonight
23:25Well, he walks so fast on the slippery ice, sometimes he just falls down
23:30But he jumps straight up and carries on, just like a wobbly clown
23:34Do the penguin strut
23:37The fairy penguin strut
23:39He has little wings, but he doesn't fly
23:42He looks so quaint as he walks by
23:44The fairy penguin walks in a funny way, why don't you try to do it too?
24:00Put your arms straight down, your hands out flat, let your feet just shuffle through
24:04Then you waddle along, up and down, and you go from side to side
24:07Yeah, the penguin walks in a funny way, just watch him slip and slide
24:09Do the penguin strut
24:11Do the penguin strut
24:18The fairy penguin strut
24:22Well, he has little wings, but he doesn't fly
24:23He looks so quaint as he walks by
24:26Do the penguin strut, a fairy penguin strut?
24:30Well, he has little wings, but he doesn't fly.
24:33He looks so quaint as he walks by.
24:35Do the penguin strut, the fairy penguin strut?
24:58He has little wings, but he doesn't fly.
25:01He looks so quaint as he walks by.
25:05The penguin strut.
25:21What a dusty road.
25:23Have you ever been in the outback on a dirt, dusty road?
25:26Let's see what it's like.
25:27There's wild pigs and wild goats, galahs and cockatoos, all kinds of wildlife from snopes to kangaroos.
25:44To see a tree's a rarity, cos mostly they're just shrubs.
25:48On the red dirt roadway, running through the scrub.
25:52The highway's made of bitumen, with road signs you can trust.
25:56But on the red dirt roadway, it's mostly rocks and dust.
26:00You're bound to see some scenery you're really gonna love.
26:03On the red dirt roadway, running through the scrub.
26:07There's a big red dirt roadway, there's so much to be seen.
26:16It's fun to wander in the greater back.
26:19On the red dirt roadway, off the beaten track.
26:23You wander under clear blue skies, with not a cloud in sight.
26:26The weather never seems to change, but then again it might.
26:30And if you get a drop of rain, it all turns into mud.
26:34On the red dirt roadway, running through the scrub.
26:38There's a big red cloud of dust to show you where you've been.
26:42And up ahead, there's so much to be seen.
26:46It's fun to wander in the greater back.
26:49On the red dirt roadway, off the beaten track.
27:04There's a big red cloud of dust to show you where you've been.
27:12And up ahead, there's so much to be seen.
27:16It's fun to wander in the greater back.
27:20On the red dirt roadway, off the beaten track.
27:24With wild pigs and wild goats, galahs and cockatoos.
27:27All kinds of wildlife, from snakes to kangaroos.
27:31To see a tree's a rarity, because mostly they're just shrubs.
27:35On the red dirt roadway, running through the scrub.
27:38On the red dirt roadway, running through the scrub.
27:42On the red dirt roadway, running through the scrub.
27:52The outback in Australia is very dry and dusty.
27:56And one of the animals that you're bound to see is the kangaroo, the super marsupial.
28:01This one is pretty tame, because it's been brought up in a wildlife park.
28:05But out in the bush, if they see you, they're sure to just run away.
28:08From Paris to Peru, people form a queue, just for the chance to view a kangaroo.
28:36From Baghdad to Bangkok, the folks are sure to flock.
28:45To see a kangaroo, they have to go to the zoo.
28:49The super marsupial kangaroo, kangaroo, there's nothing quite like a kangaroo.
28:57Kangaroo, kangaroo, the super marsupial kangaroo.
29:03Kangaroo, from Perth to Narrabri, you'll see them hopping by, beneath a clear blue sky, roaming free.
29:15So if you want to see a kangaroo, and you don't want to go to the zoo.
29:22The bush in Australia is the only place you'll ever see.
29:27The super marsupial kangaroo, kangaroo, there's nothing quite like a kangaroo.
29:35Kangaroo, kangaroo, the super marsupial kangaroo.
29:41The super marsupial kangaroo, kangaroo, there's nothing quite like a kangaroo.
30:11Kangaroo, kangaroo, kangaroo, the super marsupial kangaroo.
30:18Kangaroo, kangaroo, kangaroo, there's nothing quite like a kangaroo.
30:25Kangaroo, kangaroo, the super marsupial kangaroo.
30:31Kangaroo, kangaroo, kangaroo, kangaroo, kangaroo.
30:46Do you know what this is?
30:47It's got scaly skin and legs and a long, long tail.
30:54It's beautiful.
30:56This is called a blue-tongued lizard.
30:59And there are lots of different types of lizards in Australia.
31:03There's frill necks and blue-tongs, goannas and skinks.
31:10And some that survive where there's nothing to drink.
31:14And none of them care what anyone thinks.
31:18They're the wonderful lizards of ours.
31:22We haven't had dinosaurs for thousands of years.
31:27But you can see lots of their cousins round here.
31:31And you'll never know when one will appear.
31:35They're the wonderful lizards of ours.
31:39The lizards of ours are special and strange.
31:44With dozens of species with quaint-sounding names.
31:48But without them Australia would not be the same.
31:52We ought to like them because
31:56They're the wonderful lizards of ours.
32:17If you try to catch one you'll probably fail.
32:20Your fingers will slide down the length of his scales.
32:25If you're lucky he'll leave you a piece of his tail.
32:29The wonderful lizards of ours.
32:33But don't be discouraged it won't bother him.
32:37If there's only a stump where his tail should have been.
32:41In a matter of time it'll grow back again.
32:45The wonderful lizards of ours.
32:49The lizards of ours are special and strange.
32:53With dozens of species with quaint-sounding names.
32:57But without them Australia would not be the same.
33:02We ought to like them because
33:05They're the wonderful lizards of ours.
33:09Ah there's frill necks and blue tongues.
33:12There's guannas and skinks.
33:14And some that survive.
33:16Where there's nothing to drink.
33:18And none of them care what anyone thinks.
33:22They're the wonderful lizards of ours.
33:26We haven't had dinosaurs for thousands of years.
33:30But you can see lots of big cousins round here.
33:34And you'll never know.
33:36When one will appear.
33:37They're the wonderful lizards of ours.
33:39There's frill necks and blue tongues.
33:40Goannas and skinks.
33:41And some that survive.
33:42Where there's nothing to drink.
33:43Here's a very different animal.
33:44The sheep.
33:45You see lots of sheep on farms don't you?
33:47My dog Bob the Copie.
33:48He likes rounding up the sheep.
33:49The sheep are cute.
33:50The sheep are cute.
33:51The sheep are beautiful.
33:52The sheep are soft and curly.
33:53But when I take them into town I have to start off the road.
33:54The sheep are cute.
33:55The sheep are beautiful.
33:56The sheep are soft and curly.
33:57Because they never go the way I want.
34:19So I need someone to help me.
34:21I just give a whistle and I call for Bob the Colby.
34:25Come on, Bob. Come on.
34:28Bob the Kelpie, he's my dog, and though he's not too pretty,
34:32he's worth more than all those fancy dogs up in the city.
34:36He works hard in the yard to show the sheep who's boss.
34:40I guess they've learned by now it doesn't pay to make Bob cross.
34:44Sheep are cute, sheep are beaut, sheep are soft and curly,
34:47but when I take them into town, I have to start off early
34:51because they never go the way I want, so we need someone to help me.
34:55I just give a whistle, and I call for Bob the Kelpie.
34:59Come on, Bob. Bob, Bob. Come on, Bob.
35:17Sheep are cute, sheep are beaut, sheep are soft and curly,
35:20but when I take them into town, I have to start off early
35:24because they never go the way I want, so we need someone to help me.
35:29I just give a whistle, and I call for Bob the Kelpie.
35:33Come on, Bob.
35:35Bob the Kelpie, he's my mate, he never lets me down.
35:39He loves to ride in the back of the youth when we go into town,
35:42and we never have to lock it up.
35:45With Bob there for protection,
35:46because he will bark at anything that comes in his direction.
35:50Sheep are cute, sheep are beaut, sheep are soft and curly,
35:54but when I take them into town, I have to start off early
35:57because they never go the way I want, so we need someone to help me.
36:02I just give a whistle, and I call for Bob the Kelpie.
36:05Yeah!
36:06Sheep are cute, sheep are beaut, sheep are soft and curly,
36:09but when I take them into town, I have to start off early
36:13Cause they never go the way I want
36:15So I need someone to help me
36:17I just give a whistle
36:18And I call for Bob the Kelpie
36:20Yes, I just give a whistle
36:22Come on, Bob
36:24Come on, boy
36:25Good boy, Bob
36:27That's a good boy
36:28I just give a whistle
36:30And I call for Bob the Kelpie
36:33Good boy, Bobby
36:43If I had a wish, I think I'd wish for a knife
36:49And a pork and a great big dish
36:50I'd up with all the things I like
36:52Line up with a great Australian bite
36:54I'd up with all the things he likes
36:56Line up with a great Australian bite
36:59The Aussie life's a life for you
37:05There's so many things that you can do
37:07To help, work up an appetite
37:09Line up with a great Australian bite
37:11To help, work up an appetite
37:13Line up with a great Australian bite
37:15The great Australian bite
37:22Morning, noon and night
37:26Everybody likes to eat
37:30So line up for your favourite treat
37:32Get ready for the great Australian bite
37:34Pies and peas, pooch, figs and cheese
37:40Steak and salads, scones and teas
37:42Prepare and cooked the way you like
37:44Line up with a great Australian bite
37:46Prepare and cooked the way you like
37:48Line up with a great Australian bite
37:51Baked and boiled and barbecue
37:57The great supply of healthy food
37:59I'm ready, morning, noon and night
38:01Line up with a great Australian bite
38:03Teas ready, morning, noon and night
38:05Line up with a great Australian bite
38:07The great Australian bite
38:11The great Australian bite
38:14Morning, noon and night
38:18Everybody likes to eat
38:22So line up for your favourite treat
38:24Get ready for the great Australian bite
38:26The great Australian bite
38:30Morning, noon and night
38:35Everybody likes to eat
38:38So line up for your favourite treat
38:40Get ready for the great Australian bite
38:43Bite
38:43Australian bite
38:44Well, we've seen lots of animals, haven't we?
38:55But have we seen your favourite animal yet?
38:57Hmm?
38:58Well, before we go, here are some animals I wouldn't want to leave out
39:01We've got camels, we've got buffaloes
39:06Rabbits, foxes, brumbies, hares and sheep
39:09We've got dingoes, we've got the long nose
39:14Bandicoot and budgies, chooks and geese
39:16We've got spiders, we've got bull ants
39:21And lots of things that sting and buzz and bite
39:24We've got the cockroach and the blowfly
39:28And lots of moths that fly about at night
39:31We've got the flathead
39:34We've got the ocean perch
39:36Brim and ling and prawns and cold trout
39:39We've got yabbies, we've got lobster
39:43And of course we couldn't leave the moth crab out
39:46We've got bullfrogs, we've got tree frogs
39:51And beetles, bees and butterflies and bats
39:53We've got balmayne bugs and witchetty grubs
39:58Quokkas, potteroos and native ants
40:01We've got eagles, we've got seagulls
40:06The lyrebirds, the brulgur and the crow
40:08It's my intention to try to mention
40:12A few more special things before I go
40:15We've got the wallabies, we've got the wallaroos
40:20The numbat and the small marsupial mouse
40:23It's hard to find the Tasmanian tiger
40:27But rumour says there's still a few about
40:30We've got the camels, we've got buffalos
40:35Rabbits, foxes, bumbies, hares and sheep
40:37We've got dingoes, we've got the long-nosed
40:42Bandicoot and budges, jokes and geese
40:45We've got spiders, we've got bull ants
40:49And lots of things that sting and buzz and bite
40:52We've got the cockroach and the blowfly
40:56And lots of bugs and spiders
40:58Boom, boom, boomerang
41:01Boom, boom, boomerang
41:03Boom, boom, boomerang
41:08Boom, boom, boomerang
41:10Boom, boom, boomerang
41:17Boom, boom, boomerang
41:19Boom, boom, boomerang
41:20Boom, boom, boomerang
41:21Boom, boom, boomerang
41:23Boom, boom, boomerang
41:29Boom, boom, boomerang
41:31Boom, boom, boomerang
41:33Boom, boom, boomerang
41:35Boom, boom, boomerang
41:37Boom, boom, boomerang
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