Bindi & Robert Irwin feature - Tiger (Bashii) - Growing Up Wild
Robert & Bindi Irwin showcase their wildest animals at Australia Zoo.
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Bashii was one of the first Sumatran tigers to come out of Indonesia in 30 yrs he loves his milk ice blocks and rolling in elephant poo when he walks around the Zoo. He is amazingly powerful although highly endangered, we think there are only about three hundred Sumatran tigers left in the wild they are hunted for their bones which are used in traditional medicine. Tigers actually have stripes on their skin as well as on their fur. They like rolling in the elephant poo it's like cat nip for them. Tigers actually have stripes on their skin as well as on their fur.
Cast Bindi Irwin.
Crew; Producer: Tom Armstrong, Camera Operator: Ryan Mooney, Sound Recordist: Scott Mulready. Editor: Lucy Garrick, Graphics: Matt White.
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Bashii was one of the first Sumatran tigers to come out of Indonesia in 30 yrs he loves his milk ice blocks and rolling in elephant poo when he walks around the Zoo. He is amazingly powerful although highly endangered, we think there are only about three hundred Sumatran tigers left in the wild they are hunted for their bones which are used in traditional medicine. Tigers actually have stripes on their skin as well as on their fur. They like rolling in the elephant poo it's like cat nip for them. Tigers actually have stripes on their skin as well as on their fur.
Cast Bindi Irwin.
Crew; Producer: Tom Armstrong, Camera Operator: Ryan Mooney, Sound Recordist: Scott Mulready. Editor: Lucy Garrick, Graphics: Matt White.
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