Robert Iwin recently looked back at a time of childhood of his late father, Steve Irwin.
On Sunday, February 23, the 21 -year -old conservationist, television presenter, Zookeeper, wildlife photographer and actor appeared in the Australian interview program The project.
In the program, he talked about his first memory of his father, Steve, who was a zoo and conservationist, wildlife and environmentalist educator.
Reflecting on his childhood, Robert shared: “Every morning, it didn’t matter rain, hail or sun, Bindi would load [Irwin, Robert’s sister] And I at the front of his motorcycle and we were going to tear the zoo and take ice cream. “
“So I just remember being at the front of the ice cream cover that only loved life,” the Growing wild Star added.
Robert talked about his father’s legacy a day later, which would have been Steve’s 63 birthday on February 22.
“It was his birthday yesterday, what would have been his birthday, and it is always surprising to see the global reaction and the impact that Dad has until today. It is very special, ”he said.
For the not versed, on September 4, 2006, Steve died after a line attacked him while snorkeling and filmed in the Great Arrecife barrier near Australia.
The chin of the line entered his chest, hurting his heart and causing serious injuries.
