Bindi Irwin believes her late father Steve 'is always with us and a part of what we do' as she 促進するs new series with her family

They 選ぶd up where their late father Steve Irwin left off as Australia's most iconic conservationist, after he?was tragically killed by a stingray barb while filming a 野性生物 program in 2006.

And Bindi Irwin 認める on Thursday that her favourite part of working with animals and making 文書のs is feeling that her father 'is always with us and a part of what we do.'

Making an 外見 at the AOL Build LDN series the 20-year-old conservationist was 促進するing her family's new show Crikey! It's the Irwins when she said:?'I think the most exciting part of the show is that we have a lot of flashbacks to dad.'

Sweet: Bindi Irwin admitted that she felt her late father Steve Irwin 'is always with us and a part of what we do' as she promoted her family's new series Crikey! It's the Irwins on? Thursday

甘い: Bindi Irwin 認める that she felt her late father Steve Irwin 'is always with us and a part of what we do' as she 促進する d her family's new series Crikey! It's the Irwins on? Thursday

Joined by her brother Robert, 14, and mother Terri, 54, she spoke in 詳細(に述べる) about the show, and said: 'What’s wonderful is that throughout everything we do at Australia Zoo, and everything that we do, dad is always with us, and a part of what we do.?

'Part of his spirit lives on in our hearts, and what’s 広大な/多数の/重要な with this show is that you’ll see Robert feeding Graham The Crocodile, and then it’ll flashback to dad feeding Graham.?

'Some of the (映画の)フィート数 I hadn’t seen before, and I thought "oh my goodness I remember this moment."?How 冷静な/正味の to be able to have these memories with dad and to relive all these incredible moments he had with the animals.'?

Close-knit family: Bindi was joined by by her brother Robert, 14, and mother Terri, 54, as she revealed that 'part of his spirit lives on in our hearts'

の近くに-knit family: Bindi was joined by by her brother Robert, 14, and mother Terri, 54, as she 明らかにする/漏らすd that 'part of his spirit lives on in our hearts'

始める,決める in Australia, and 特に 最高潮の場面ing the work they do behind-the-scenes at Australia Zoo, Robert 認める that their 'biggest goal in life' is to realise Steve's dreams and make his 見通し a reality.

He said: 'We have really 献身的な our lives to making sure that his 遺産/遺物 and his message is remembered.?

'Dad had such an incredible 影響 and 奮起させるd so many people, us 含むd. That’s why we’re so 熱烈な because of his enthusiasm and passion for life.'

Robert later 追加するd: 'I’m very proud to be に引き続いて in his footsteps.'?

In memory: The show highlights the work they do behind-the-scenes at Australia Zoo, and Robert admitted that their 'biggest goal in life' is to realise Steve's dreams

In memory: The show 最高潮の場面s the work they do behind-the-scenes at Australia Zoo, and Robert 認める that their 'biggest goal in life' is to realise Steve's dreams

Terri 噴出するd about her children, and the work that they put in to help animals, as she told the audience: 'I’m very proud of Bindi and Robert, it’s lovely that they started out loving 野性生物.?

'We were able to take them with us on all of our filming 事業/計画(する)s and all over the world, how blessed are we to have been able to do that.?

'And now to watch them taking up where Steve left off and continue the 使節団, that’s pretty special.'

Emotional: Terri gushed about her children, and the work that they put in to help animals, as she told the audience that she was 'very proud' of them

Emotional: Terri 噴出するd about her children, and the work that they put in to help animals, as she told the audience that she was 'very proud' of them

Steve was renowned for his work with animals, and was dubbed The Crocodile Hunter because of his 一連の the same 指名する, and it seems that Robert is に引き続いて in his footsteps as he spoke enthusiastically about the animals.

He 噴出するd: 'Graham The Crocodile is my favourite, and Graham is hilarious because he’s the only crocodile in Australia Zoo who has bitten a few people, like dad and the director of the zoo, he's a very grumpy little crocodile.?

'Part of what I’m doing is learning how to 料金d animals and how to work with each creature. But, with crocodiles you have to be the most careful and calculating with them, because if you don’t it could mess up bad.

'You learn on the smaller Crocodilians, and, for me, since I was about 10 years old I have been feeding the bigger saltwater crocodiles. That was my 10th birthday 現在の from mum, was getting to 料金d them!'

Impressive: Steve was dubbed The Crocodile Hunter, and Robert is clearly following in his footsteps as he revealed he began feeding them at the age of 10

Impressive: Steve was dubbed The Crocodile Hunter, and Robert is 明確に に引き続いて in his footsteps as he 明らかにする/漏らすd he began feeding them at the age of 10

To which Terri joked: 'That’s good parenting really, wait until they’re 円熟した enough to do it. He was asking me since he was two, so it was a long eight years until he turned 10.'

Robert then 追加するd: 'Feeding the Crocs is 広大な/多数の/重要な, we can showcase how they are in the wild, and how beautiful they are. They’re not just these mindless 殺人,大当り machines, they’re very intelligent, very caring, really 利益/興味ing animals.'?

同様に as making さまざまな shows, Steve and Terri operated Australia Zoo, which was 設立するd by his parents, which first opened in 1970, which the family continue to run.

Having fun: Terri joked,'That’s good parenting really, wait until they’re mature enough to do it. He was asking me since he was two, so it was a long eight years until he turned 10'

Having fun: Terri joked,'That’s good parenting really, wait until they’re 円熟した enough to do it. He was asking me since he was two, so it was a long eight years until he turned 10'

Legacy: As well as making various shows, Steve and Terri operated Australia Zoo, which was founded by his parents, which first opened in 1970, which the family continue to run

遺産/遺物: 同様に as making さまざまな shows, Steve and Terri operated Australia Zoo, which was 設立するd by his parents, which first opened in 1970, which the family continue to run

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