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Robert Irwin reproduces photo of his dad feeding same crocodile 15-years ago

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Robert Irwin shares photo of himself feeding same crocodile that his late father, Steve Irwin fed at the same spot 15-years ago on Twitter: Dad and me feeding Murray... same place, same croc - two photos 15 years apart: Robert Irwin tweeted.

Robert Irwin reproduces photo of his dad feeding same crocodile 15-years ago


We have all grown up looking at Steve Irwin taming animals in Australian Zoo. He was a hero in the real sense, more than a crocodile hunter, he was someone who teenagers looked upon with great respect and love. He is still remembered fondly, years after his demise.

His 15-year-old son, Robert Clarence Irwin is following in the exact same footsteps of his dad and seems like the coming generation is going to find their hero in him.

Robert recently posted a photo on his official Twitter account that was a delightful juxtaposition of him and his father feeding the same crocodile.

The image shows Steve Irvin feeding a crocodile named Murray inside a zoo in front of an audience and the second photo shows Robert feeding the same crocodile, Murray in the same zoo againg in front of an audience.

Even Twitter is emotional looking at the heartwarming image. Have a look at some twitter user's comments.




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