Horrible situation The snake that bit Steve Irwin, Robert Irwin’s famous father, ferociously attacks the latter: “Lucky he didn’t get my eyeball”

Robert Irwin, the son of the beloved late Steve Irwin, continues to uphold his father’s legacy with unwavering dedication. Alongside his sister Bindi Irwin, they are passionately committed to wildlife conservation and preserving various species in Australia. The remarkable resemblance between Robert and his father is not limited to their shared enthusiasm for wildlife; it extends to a spine-chilling incident on the camera.

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Inheriting not only his father’s looks but also his career choice, Robert Irwin recently found himself in a situation resembling one his father had experienced before. Demonstrating courage reminiscent of Steve Irwin, Robert shared a throwback video on Instagram. The video showcases his late father being bitten on the face by a carpet python, followed by Robert’s encounter with the same species, resulting in a bite on his eyebrow and nose while attempting to handle the snake.

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Accompanying the video, Robert captioned, “Déjà vu. Dad and I got bitten by the same species of snake (carpet python) decades apart. I found this python on the side of a road, but as you can see, sometimes snake rescues don’t quite go to plan.” Despite the unexpected events, Robert remained composed, reflecting his father’s fearless approach to handling animals. He skillfully managed the situation before attending to his injuries, showcasing his passion, bravery, and deep commitment to animal rescue, much like his father did.

In the video commentary, Robert explained, “I got a little too close, so he gave me a bite. They’ve got extremely sharp teeth like little needles.” By sharing this video with his followers, Robert highlighted his bravery and honored his father’s memory, and inspired others with his dedication to animal welfare.

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Terri Irwin, Steve’s wife, and their two children, Robert and Bindi, diligently carry Steve’s legacy and unwavering dedication to wildlife conservation at the renowned Australia Zoo. The ‘Crocodile Hunter,’ Steve Irwin, tragically passed suddenly 44 years old, died in 2006 from a stingray sting after being stung while on a shooting mission at the Great Barrier Reef. Robert was only two years old when his father passed away.

In a heartfelt tribute last September, which coincided with his father’s death anniversary and Father’s Day in Australia, Robert expressed his love and gratitude for his dad. He shared a touching message: “Today is Father’s Day in Australia, and I’m extending my love to anyone who isn’t spending the day with their father. I’m pleased to be able to honor my father’s memory and continue his legacy, and I treasure all of our happy memories together.

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Robert Irwin has grown into an exceptional young man dedicated to honoring his father’s memory. His commitment to preserving Steve Irwin’s legacy through his continued work would undoubtedly make his father immensely proud. Let’s share this incredible story to bring a smile to fellow Steve Irwin fans’ faces and celebrate the Irwin family’s enduring legacy.