Terri and Robert Irwin explain why plants are essential to Australia Zoo | Gardening Australia

[@ChooRoo]

One of Australia's greatest losses was the legendary Croc Hunter. It is so inspiring to see his legacy and message not only live on, but thrive.

[@ianwilsongardendesign2236]

If there was a Nobel prize for conservation then these guys definitely deserve it. Always loved Steve's enthusiasm and both Terri and Robert have the same positive quality. Awesome project and story and deserves a Crikey!!

[@Gigi-fv9ky]

It’s interesting listening to Robert say the same things, with similar passion, as his father did decades ago. Funny, too, watching his mother listening to him so attentively, when she, too, was saying this same message years before he was born. 😊

[@rocioaguilera3555]

Steve will be extremely proud of his widow and his son & daughter. They're doing an amazing job for helping endangered species ❤❤❤

[@Benlikesstuff]

I don't think Terri gets enough props. She is wicked smart. Steve brought the notoriety and started it. But by God did Terri spend the past 2 decades making it amazing.

[@Birgitte-jh9nv]

What a stunning program tonight, Gardening Australia (Costa)! Loved loved loved this segment of the Irwins! Robert Irwin has grown into such an accomplished, handsome and very intelligent young man, his mum Terri no doubt super proud. The Zoo is a magical place, Bindi the beautiful daughter also an integral part with her husband Chandler and now ofcourse their own lil' family :) (Missed her in the program, would have loved to see her too but perhaps time wise not possible). Thank you, Irwins, for having never given up even after very hard times but continuing the dream of a Zoo, saving so many animals along the way and creating a stunning sustainable eco world, now on 700 acres and with 500 staff. Absolutely fabulous!

[@omfug7148]

My dream vacation would be to stay in one of the cottage rentals.

[@evalynn1863]

I've heard it's absolutely worth every penny.

[@zaraustra]

Absolutely beautiful family. Steve was a visionary with a heart of gold. You will truly see and feel this when you visit the zoo.

[@coryjackson3131]

Robert keep it up your dad was so important in informing the world about conservation and protecting wildlife. So proud to see you continue your dad’s legacy.

[@TinaThompson-k1d]

Robert looks so much like his Dad Amazing resemblance ❤

[@isnoo1]

Loved that!! Thank you!

[@90skid97]

🥹❤❤ I definitly felt the essence of Steve when I was there. Amazing job Robert and Terri. My heart is overflowing with the beauty of your natural gardens and parklands. So in aw

[@evalynn1863]

Wonderful video! I know Australia Zoo and the Irwin family have not been shy when it comes to sharing the zoo and the animals, but getting to see all of the plants and learn more about them was fascinating! Loved every minute of this!

[@jonny_mazerati9410]

Robert has been working out !

[@erikadowdy2382]

The Elephants are Gorgeous ❤ Love everything 😊

[@nickbenn51]

Very happy to see Robert take over the legacy of his father. We'll need someone to take over from Attenborough when that terrible day comes. Perhaps it can be him

[@dorothyxu4033]

This show is so good. Opening another perspective of how plants connect to wildlife.

[@Diana-ze8wu]

Thank you for sharing your magical world with all of us!

[@zully-u6p]

We want the show on TV again. We need to see you guys.

[@SkProductions56]

Its amazing how even the cadence in how Robert speaks is similar to Steve.

[@ruffhausmalinois]

It's so easy to germinate seeds and create thousands of plants daily. ... So much fun

[@raxtbk]

Robert being the splitting image of his dad is one thing but there's also moments where I had to double take because his excited voice is so similar to Steve. Throws me off every time

[@myrnafernandez1835]

❤ #1 video of 2024 🎉

[@theflashtheflash6101]

Fantastic thank you for sharing 🙏🥰🌻🍀

[@petrusvandermerwe-ln7vs]

bring back african memories

[@dinahumphreys6455]

Love the plant videos

[@jonahblack23]

Great video. Thank you

[@Anonymous-m9f9j]

Australia zoo rocks!

[@oh_k8]

Robert looks and sounds like Steve.

[@GardenGangster85]

So happy I’ve found this! I have soo many questions about the cheetah 🐆! Terri are they breeding?! Cheetah is a crazy animal! All nearly identical clones of each other; I am a plant enthusiast and eater! I hope to visit one day! Love the Irwin’s ❤

[@dinahumphreys6455]

My backyard although a beautiful guarden is great.i love to help nature like butterfly, wild mountain lions,humming bird, bluebirds,squirrel, owl ,deer, snake: guarden & Rattlesnake- have not seen one yet

[@reginaclarke52]

Wonderful

[@christina-tm]

As an elephant lover I'm so excited to know there's one i share a name with 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

[@kaasbaas2607]

thought the guy at the beginning had a costume on. then i remember its australia

[@vwbusguy]

Someone should ask them where all the what looks to be baby scrub turkey chicks they feed to the crocks come from? Or are they chicken chicks

[@685squad2]

💚💚

[@Bryankirshon]

i want to go into botany 🌲

[@johannwurth700]

❤❤

[@allenantonio4389]

This Guy Knows

[@matthewcapper6119]

I had been wondering how to improve my plant offerings for my cheetahs and elephants. I now understand why there were so unhappy. Le sigh. Next time. I'm disappointed that there wasn't any focus on the meerkats though? What am I supposed to do in my garden for them?!

[@MugurDeBrad]

[@dinahumphreys6455]

I have a wonderful neighbor behind my home a mountain lion. I believe a she .Make a cry that sounds like a woman being attracted. Look uo what animal makes that sound a mountain lion.i have moved my walks later when there are more car traffic and humans around. I find myself aware of all natural live even the small snails. Although my new neighbor intrust Mr. Almost my curiosity could have gotten me hurt of worse. When I first heard the screaming sound I was standing next to am investigator who lives in my community. We actually thought it was a women in trouble.I was ready to charge up tgmhe fire road with no thought. The investigator said that it could be an animal so I did my home work. Yick changing toward a mountain lion would be the worst thing I could do. Any clips or tips about mountain lions is appreciated. The sound seems to happen every two weeks. I am going to record tge sound and tell animal experts. I kinda hope they move the animal farther then human contact. I have santa mon I ca park land behind my home.I love this because of nature but there are many people abd kids walking and some walking dogs. I feel for the mountain lion

[@dinahumphreys6455]

Excuse the typos

[@dinahumphreys6455]

Yick I wish I could proof comment too many typo -shameful

[@shaniamcgowan9268]

Why does Robert Irwin voice sounds like his dad Steve Irwin

[@dennischihava321]

You lied when you say elephants are endangered species

[@unicornchild9867]

Sumatran elephants are endangered, as are other types of elephant 😊

[@wari-bateshwar7461]

Cheetahs are not big cats.

[@zaraustra]

Cheetahs are in the cat family.

[@ruthie8785]

Really? They seem pretty big to me…

[@wombats5128]

Yes they are , they are part of the big cat family.. Where do you think they belong?

[@wari-bateshwar7461]

@@wombats5128 Canine?

[@unicornchild9867]

They are 100% big cats. They're also the only big cats that purr!

[@jek9911]

Nicer than their father.

[@tmmtmm]

a bit harsh. I would have said that the late Irwin was criticized for being more tourism and less conservation focused. In the end, without the former the latter would be worse off for it.

[@joelmaguire4382]

That’s low he was a legend

[@Birgitte-jh9nv]

@jek9911 You forgot to put the *r* in your name. You know, after the letters je and before k.

[@bas4903]

Probably from someone that wasn't even born before he passed. Just a little troll

[@Gigi-fv9ky]

@@tmmtmmI am older and remember Steve Irwin very well. He was very conservation focused. Every program he made showcased his love for and concern about the wildlife and environment. I don’t remember any criticism about him not being focused on conservation. Was that criticism in Australia?