Steve Irwin's Daughter to Host Wildlife Show

Good news for the Irwin family after a few tough months; Bindi Irwin, the eight year old daughter of late Steve Irwin, prepared to star in her own wildlife series for the Discovery Kids network. Bindi said she’s psyched for her new show, “Bindi, The Jungle Girl.”
"Some people think that I would be afraid of them, but I'm never ever afraid of an animal," Bindi said in an interview Monday on ABC's "Australian Story."

"I just get excited and some that are dangerous I just think, 'Oooh! What's going to happen?' and things like that."
The series originally called for Bindi and her father. Despite Papa Irwin’s death, the show will go on.
The show, now in the early stages of production, was originally "going to be a father-daughter thing," starring the nature-loving duo, Discovery publicist Annie Howell told the Associated Press on Monday. "Steve and Bindi were very enthusiastic about doing the show together."

Irwin will appear with Bindi in scenes filmed before his death, his manager, John Stainton, said in an interview on People magazine's Web site.

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Bindi and her mother, Terri Irwin.

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