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Robert Irwin Answers the Nat Geo 9 | Yellow Chair Interview | National Geographic
Robert Irwin Answers the Nat Geo 9 | Yellow Chair Interview | National Geographic
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Oh, wait, it's coming back.
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Oh, wait, it's going to you.
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I hope you took it.
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I'm Robert Irwin, and today I'm here to answer the Nat Geo 9.
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I'd say hang in there.
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You got one year until you're allowed to feed your first crocodile.
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I would watch my dad feeding crocs and think, "Oh, it's gonna be me one day."
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So I asked every day.
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My mom said, "Listen, you gotta be double digits."
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Malala Yousafzai, of course.
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Let's go RBG, Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Johnny Cash.
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Ooh, Ewan McGregor.
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Frans Lanting, one of my favorite wildlife photographers.
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Robert Downey Jr.
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Definitely an environmentalist.
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It's gotta be Attenborough.
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I mean, if we're talking about anyone, it'd be cool to have my dad there.
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I think that'd spice things up a little bit.
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That's gonna be some very interesting conversation.
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South America is just always a place that has been top of my list.
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I cannot believe I haven't been there, I just love it.
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A little campfire,
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a guitar,
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some family and friends around,
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and some good discussion.
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100%.
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That is 6:00 p.m. sorted, and knowing that I'll be in bed
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in about two and a half hours.
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Party animal over here.
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Do it now. Have fun.
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Don't wait, seize every opportunity and go for it.
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I think about that particularly as a conservationist,
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as someone who is passionate in advocating for the environment.
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We need action very, very quickly.
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Ah, carrots.
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I love carrots.
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I'll pack a carrot with me as a snack.
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Pretty much any animal can eat a carrot, so I know that I can share that carrot
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with a kangaroo,
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a giraffe, pretty much anything.
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A horse, a zebra, anything's gonna like a carrot.
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Next, I'm gonna go with,
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It's super simple, I love rice.
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Number three, curry.
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I just love a good curry.
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My dad used to make it as a kid.
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It's just like, brings back a lot of memories for me.
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And then number 4, marshmallows.
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To treat every living being the way you'd wish to be treated.
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Any person, any animal, any plant, any living being, is absolutely crucial.
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Number two, pressure is a privilege.
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If you're in a place where you feel pressure, if it's good pressure, wow, you're lucky.
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You've done something right.
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Number three, don't procrastinate.
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Seeing polar bears in the wild would be amazing.
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You know, they're having a really, really tough time, and that would just be an absolute dream come true.
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I also think seeing a wild tuatara would just make my life.
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You know, I think for me, the person who's probably had the most impact
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on my life would be, be my mom.
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It was my mom and dad as a team that really created this amazing connection for people
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and the natural world.
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And you know, when my dad passed, my mom was really the person
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to keep all of that going.
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I look at her as really the example
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to lead with kindness, to lead with determination and courage,
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and I think we can all take a page out of that book.
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We're all creating a legacy.
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We all have a responsibility for the natural world in some way to care for it.
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That's certainly my mom for me.
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Okay, bonus question.
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Ooh, I love a bonus question.
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“Familiar,” all the people from Dancing With the Stars that we love.
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I'd say “fresh,” because it's taking this in a whole new direction.
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And I would say “family,”
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because this is creating this amazing community through dance.
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And that was three F's too, alliteration.
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How good's that?
