Like father, like son!
Robert Irwin just posted a hilarious video of himself on the hunt for an endangered species and we are getting serious Steve Irwin vibez.
Like father, like son!
Robert Irwin just posted a hilarious video of himself on the hunt for an endangered species and we are getting serious Steve Irwin vibez.
He, along with his sister, Bindi, are the children of the late Steve Irwin.
The Crocodile Hunter was a beloved figure, known universally for his love for animals.
He was off the coast of Australia when his heart was pierced by a stingray.
When this happened, Bindi was eight and Robert was two. He also left behind his wife, Terri.
Together, they run the Australia Zoo in Buderim.
They've also dipped their toes in the entertainment world, just as Steve did when he was alive.
This is in addition to the several TV appearances they make as a family to show off amazing wildlife.
Mom Terri posted a bunch of them for Robert's 16th birthday, which took place this past December.
In this picture, Robert is holding Jenny, a snake that he's known for 16 years.
This is similar to Steve who also grew up in a zoo and got to connect with animals at a young age.
Aka wild and goofy!
In the video shared on April 1, he goes on a hunt for an endangered species.
There's been a major shortage of it in the world ever since the coronavirus pandemic started.
"The Ultimate Quest. An incredible expedition searching for one of the most illusive and endangered species on the planet. I can’t believe we finally found it!" Robert captioned the hilarious video.
"It's very rare and I'm going to see if I can document it for the first time. This is a high stakes mission. Let's see if we can find this," he says as tense music plays in the background.
In addition to graduating from school at 15, Robert is a talented wildlife photographer.
His Instagram page is even titled @robertirwinphotography since he often shoots stunning images of animals.
"It's harder to find than I thought," he says, looking stressed.
But then suddenly, things change.
"Stay down," he tells the cameraman. This is a high stakes mission, after all.
"Straight through there," he says as the camera zooms in on the "endangered species."
"That's amazing, I've got to get a shot of this. It's in perfect condition."
If you thought that was amazing, you won't believe what else he found!
At the end, of course, he says "April Fools" to the camera.
But before signing off, he offers some smart advice: "wash your hands, people."
You can check out the amazing video here!