Irwin Siblings: Following in Crocodile Hunter's Footsteps

Bindi and Robert Irwin, children of the iconic Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin, continue to champion wildlife conservation and have carved out their own public careers. Bindi, named after her father's favorite crocodile, began appearing on television at a young age and has since hosted her own shows, won 'Dancing With The Stars', and become a tourism ambassador for Australia. She is married and has a daughter.

Robert Irwin, born in Queensland, gained public attention as an infant when his father famously held him while feeding a crocodile, an event that drew criticism. Despite the controversy, Robert has followed in his father's footsteps, co-hosting wildlife series and excelling as a wildlife photographer. His photograph of a huntsman spider received high commendation in a prestigious exhibition.

Both siblings maintain strong ties to Australia Zoo and continue their father's conservation mission. Notably, the siblings share a 'Dancing With The Stars' victory, with Robert winning a decade after Bindi. Their lives reflect a continuing legacy of conservation, media presence, and a deep connection to the natural world that defined their father's enduring fame.