11 Examples Of Robert Irwin Acting Like His Father

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The late great Steve Irwin, known famously as the ‘Crocodile Hunter’, passed away almost 13 years ago – but his legacy lives on in his son Robert Irwin. At only 15-years-old the young wildlife enthusiast has proven he is just as adventurous and passionate about wildlife as his father was.

Working alongside his mother Terri and older sister Bindi, 20, at the Australia Zoo, he is an animal expert and TV personality, who continues to spread his father’s important messages about wildlife conservation through entertainment. Recently he once again reminded the world just how similar he and his dad are by recreating a famous image of the ‘Crocodile Hunter’ at the zoo.

Son of the famous Steve Irwin, Robert Irwin recently recreated a famous shot of his father at the Australia Zoo

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The post went viral – but it is only one of many images that prove just how similar the father and son are

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Steve Irwin tragically died away in 2006 after a fatal sting from a stingray

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People loved the photo and agreed his father would be proud

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