Robert Irwin brings exotic animals to "Fallon & # 39; and Kevin Hart could not be more scared – Look!

To celebrate Jimmy Fallon's birthday on Wednesday, comedian Kevin Hart is associated with the Tonight star to co-animate the entire episode – which included one of the funniest exotic animal segments of recent memory.

Hart was already visibly uncomfortable when young nature advocate Robert Irwin spoke with Fallon, and he was not afraid of being disgusted by the presence of wild animals.

When the 14-year-old expert animal – who is also the son of the deceased Crocodile hunter Steve Irwin – said that he had heard that Hart was a "wildlife warrior" and an animal lover.

"You misunderstood, I'm the opposite," Hart replied. "Jimmy, I'm going to show you how fast the blacks are in a second … And I bet my life if you bring out something crazy, the roots will be right behind me."

From the beginning, Hart had nothing and left the scene when Irwin took out an ostrich baby. So we can imagine how he reacted when they released two snakes just after.

Fallon and Irwin both tried to convince Hart to return to the stage to hold one of the snakes, but the comedian firmly held to refuse to play with wildlife.

"Let me tell you what I really understood in my life: say no," Hart explained as the audience tried to stimulate him by singing "Do it! Do it!"

For a moment it seemed like Hart was looking at him and asked Irwin if the snakes were biting.

"Well … they can bite, but they will not," said Irwin cautiously.

"You lost me to" Well, "Hart replied, walking further.

When the defender of nature released a tarantula named Big Red, Fallon joined Hart in his apprehension, running at full speed with a pillar to avoid the spider.

"I'll be honest with you, you better keep your ass there," Hart threatened from a distance.

"He is 14 years old!" Fallon intervened, having also fled the spider.

"I'm not making a deal, Jimmy!" Hart fought back. "It's your birthday, you should hold this spider!"

After a while, Fallon sucked it and sat down at the desk and let the furry arachnid crawl on his hand while sweating profusely. But Hart did his best to panic him by trying to surprise the spider by shouting and snapping his hands on the table.

Eventually, at the end of the segment, a super nervous Hart was finally forced to let a hawk land on his arm while he was wearing a solid leather glove, and no one had ever l? look more terrified.

Kevin Frazier of ET met Hart at the premiere of his upcoming comedy, Night school, at the UrbanWorld Film Festival in New York on Wednesday, a few hours after Tonight the recording, and the cartoon is open on the experience.

"I'm not going to lie, I was not as nice as I should have been, because of the animals present," Hart laughed. "They had tarantulas, they had snakes, they had ostriches, a hawk, all the blacks did not like was there."

Kevin Hart's new comedy Night school, with Tiffany Haddish, September 28. Watch the video below to learn more about comics about his upcoming movie.