Recent similarities between Steve Irwin’s son, Robert, and his father were striking. Robert shared 1980s footage of his father being bitten in the face by a python on Instagram. Robert was bitten by the same snake on his eyebrow and nose, surprising him. The young environmentalist handled the snake calmly like his father did years before. He shared the video with a comment expressing his surprise at the synchronicity.

In 2006, a stingray stung nature warrior Steve Irwin, killing him during a Great Barrier Reef shot. At the time, Robert was two years old. He shares his father’s passion for animal care and conservation.

Robert, his sister Bindi, and his mother Terri continue Steve Irwin’s legacy at the Australia Zoo. They safeguard Australia’s unique ecology and animals, like their father. Robert honors his father and thanks him for their special times.

Terri Irwin, Robert, and Bindi continue Steve Irwin’s animal care and conservation work. Steve would be pleased with his son’s legacy-keeping. Robert Irwin, who looks like his father and loves nature, is an amazing adult who continues the Irwin family’s essential work.