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Robert Clarence Irwin, an Australian wildlife conservationist, photographer, and television personality, entered the world on December 1, 2003. He is the son of the iconic Steve Irwin (also known as The Crocodile Hunter) and Terri Irwin and the younger brother of Bindi Irwin.
Having grown up amid the wildlife towers of Australia Zoo, Robert has been, since a very tender age of conservation, continuing his father’s legacy in protecting and educating people regarding animals. Robert has made several television appearances, including co-hosting "Crikey! It's the Irwins," a show about his family's work at Australia Zoo.
He has also appeared on The Tonight Show, which stars Jimmy Fallon, where he happily introduces exotic animals on a global platform. Robert is also vexingly passionate about wildlife photography, which has brought him international acclaim and won him awards for his dazzling nature photography.
Robert is famous worldwide for his enthusiasm, animal knowledge, and kindness. Like his father, Robert gets along well with both animals and people. He likes to get his hands dirty in the field, often in his khakis while working at the zoo or in the wild. Fans admire him for his sense of conservation and for carrying on with Steve Irwin's mission