Presented in both PAL and NTSC formats Crikey this was a HUGE project. Six volumes in both formats with motion menus and 3 separate levels of sign off for approval of menu pages. The time to market pressures, of this 12 volume title, made it necessary to use our proprietary Toshiba Authoring Software to be able to deliver The Croc Hunter in record breaking time. Whooa !!

"Steve's Story" is an amazing adventure that highlights some of the most spectacular events that have helped shape Steve's life into "The Crocodile Hunter”. Photographs from the Irwin family album and never seen before footage of Steve's home movies show a side of Steve Irwin few people ever see.

Big Croc Diaries

Steve and Terri introduce their favourite crocodiles at Australia Zoo in an in-depth and action packed episode that has more close calls and snapping jaws than any other. Some unique high-speed film sequences show the tremendous power and speed of each crocodile and incredible footage highlights some of Steve’s biggest crocodiles enjoying huge meals of whole pigs.

Wildest Home Videos

This one-hour special takes a look at some of the hairiest and scariest moments from The Crocodile Hunter’s private video library and includes classic scenes from the archives of program outtakes. Steve is bitten on the face by an angry python, bitten on the foot by a vengeful crocodile, has close-calls with lunging crocodiles along with many other amazing adventures.

Steve and the Dragon

In the remote volcanic island region of the Indonesian archipelago, Steve goes in search of the world’s largest and most dangerous land lizard, the Komodo Dragon. These fearsome creatures are capable of inflicting mortal wounds with just one bite. This adventure is one of the few times we see people so closely interacting with these ancient surviving dinosaurs.

Australia's Wild Frontier

Queensland’s Cape York is one of the last wild frontiers in Australia and Steve and Terri set out on a journey along some of the most treacherous roads and remote rivers to reach the very northern most tip of the country. Along the way they encounter a huge array of wildlife including a Slately Grey Snake an angry Scrub Python, a Rusty Monitor Goanna, feral pigs and a tree jumping Canopy Goanna - the rarest goanna species in the world.

Journey to the Red Centre

Steve and Terri set off from Australia Zoo at Beerwah on Australia’s east coast and head west towards Australia’s red desert interior. While traversing some of the roughest outback terrain Steve and Terri encounter venomous snakes, desert dwelling lizards and some of the most endangered mammals in the world. The journey takes them to Australia's most famous geological landmark - Ayers Rock.

Africa’s Deadliest Snakes

On this adventure The Crocodile Hunter - Steve Irwin embarks on a quest to find the most infamous of all Africa’s venomous snakes - the black mamba. In his search Steve encounters the most aggressive snake he has ever experienced - the Egyptian cobra. This snake is responsible for many human fatalities in Africa and Steve encounters the lightning strikes of this incredibly angry snake.

Steve’s search takes him to Africa’s east coast where he discovers the dangerous boomslang and the deadly green mamba. It is only when Steve responds to a call for help in a small village that he meets his nemesis - the black mamba. Rarely does a snake live up to its reputation, but this encounter is Steve’s most memorable and possibly most dangerous.

Sidewinders of Arizona

The deserts of Arizona are home to the notorious “sidewinder” rattlesnake and Steve and Terri set out on an adventure to find their first sidewinders in the rugged landscape of the Barry M. Goldwater Military Range. As a special occasion to introduce Steve to a real “sidewinder” missile, the US Airforce base at Luke invite Steve to take the controls of an F16. In a spin reaching “G” force “nine”, Steve loses consciousness in the air.

Jungle in the Clouds

With the help of some of the primitive tribal hunters of Irian Jaya, Steve treks from the coastal mangroves of New Guinea, through to the steamy jungles of the lowland plains and the misty, cloud shrouded valleys of the highland mountains to the pinnacle of his trek to one of the few equatorial glaciers in the world. Along the journey he encounters cus cus, crocodiles, snakes, bats, tree kangaroos, triocks, turtles and butterflies.

Faces in the Forest

Steve travels to the Indonesian Archipelago of Sumatra to the remote jungle village of Bukit Luwang to study a community of rehabilitated Orangutans. The Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre teaches injured orphaned and captured Orangutans how to survive back in the wild. As part of the Centre’s rehabilitation program, Steve is privileged to take three juvenile Orangutans into the forest for survival lessons. Steve has an amazing encounter with a female Orangutan and her baby almost adopting him as part of her family.

Crocodiles of the Revolution

East Timor in the Indonesian archipelago was a war zone and the troops of the Australian Army discovered two crocodiles that were living in appalling conditions. Steve and his team from Australia Zoo were called to the rescue – they built two new state of the art enclosures and Steve undertook the most death defying crocodile rescue he has ever attempted.

Graham’s Revenge

Graham is one of Australia’s Zoo most formidable crocodiles. Everyone was relieved when the capture and release of Graham and his feisty girlfriend “Bindi” into their new enclosure went off without a hitch. Several weeks after the move, however, Steve and his best friend Wes were forced to enter Graham’s enclosure – disaster struck and Wes was attacked. Steve came to the rescue by jumping on the croc’s back. Wes escaped with his life but was badly mauled. Graham had his revenge.