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Matt and Kaia Wright are exploring the Australian outback, a task they say would not have been possible without Steve Irwin opening that door so many years ago. Their new Netflix show, "Wild Croc Territory," features Matt and his team as they explore the Australian outback, looking to catch and relocate crocodiles and other dangerous animals living in the bush.

For a competition series like The Traitors, it’s important for cinematographers Siggi Rosen-Rawlings and Matt Wright to keep the players as immersed in the game as possible. While the players compete in a series of challenges and conspire with each other to root out the traitors, the pair is hard at work making sure they remain as out of the way as possible… while also keeping track of where the drama is happening.

Outback Wrangler star Matt Wright is catching heat for letting his 2-year-old son Banjo play with a massive snake!

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!This is the incredible moment a two-year-old boy took on a gigantic snake after "learning the ropes" from his crocodile hunter dad.Matt Wright, from Australia, regularly stars in National Geographic TV show Outback Wrangler and was previously filmed casually shooing a crocodile away at a close distance.He is now determined to pass his skills on to his son Banjo by letting him play with a two-metre-long snake.Sharing the encounter on Instagram, Matt tags his wife Kaia in the post and jokes: "Learning the ropes."The youngster, who dresses up in a mini-size safari shirt, is seen pulling the chocolate brown-coloured reptile by its tail.Matt says to Banjo: "Pull it back! Oh no, it's getting

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxA man has filmed himself calmly telling a crocodile to "sit" and pushing it away so that he could do some work in a river.Crocodile wrangler Matt Wright, who shot to fame in National Geographic's Outback Wrangler show in Australia, was with co-worker Tommy Nichols when he encountered a four-metre-long (13ft) predator.In the Instagram video, he explains that they are trying to clear some logs stuck in the Northern Territory waterway.As he turns the camera around, he introduces his "little friend" to the viewers.Matt has his hands on the crocodile's upper snout and casually shoves it away in the shallow water.He then wades through the