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Robert Irwin continúa el legado de conservación de la vida silvestre con su cámara fotográfica!

Robert Irwin es el hijo menor del famoso cazador de cocodrilos Steve Irwin, quien falleció en 2006 tras ser atacado por una raya mientras filmaba un documental. Robert, al igual que su hermana mayor Bindi, heredó la pasión de su padre por la naturaleza y los animales, y desde pequeño ha participado en varios programas de televisión relacionados con el Zoológico de Australia, fundado por su abuelo Bob Irwin.

Pero además de ser una estrella de televisión y un conservacionista, Robert tiene otro talento que lo distingue: la fotografía de vida silvestre. Ha desarrollado una impresionante habilidad para capturar con su cámara las imágenes más sorprendentes y hermosas de las criaturas que habitan el planeta.

Robert ha viajado por el mundo para fotografiar desde leones y elefantes en África hasta pingüinos y ballenas en la Antártida. Sus fotografías han sido publicadas en revistas como National Geographic y Australian Geographic, y han ganado varios premios internacionales. Además, Robert ha realizado exposiciones de sus obras en Australia y Estados Unidos, donde ha recibido elogios tanto del público como de los críticos.

Personalmente me encanta el trabajo fotográfico de Robert Irwin, sin duda un ejemplo de cómo seguir los sueños y las pasiones de uno mismo, al mismo tiempo que se contribuye a una causa noble y trascendente. Con su cámara fotográfica, Robert continúa el legado de su padre y demuestra que la vida silvestre es digna de admiración y respeto. Chévere! 

Por: @JulianDBernal

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Strewth, I came, I saw, I crikeyed every animal I encountered. Had a wild time at @australiazoo. Easily the best zoo I’ve ever been to, and I even had some time for some dad jokes!! #AustraliaZoo

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since my old post is getting some traction atm, if you have any requests for a robert one-shot of fic send them my way please!

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niallhoran: What a day meeting all the amazing staff and animals at the Australian Zoo #australiazoo

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@Robert Irwin I made you something and I hope you like it. Congratulations, he is proud. #steve #steveirwin #robert #robertirwin #irwin #turtle #rare #breeder #breeder #australia #rip #crocodile #crocodilehunter #australiazoo @Australia

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STEVE IRWIN

STEVE IRWIN

1962-2006

            Steve Irwin was born on his mother’s 20th birthday in Melbourne, Australia; not long after his parents moved to Queensland to run a wildlife park in Queensland. Irwin grew up around crocodiles, snakes, lizards, koalas and other animals. He was given a pet python on his 6th birthday, when he was 9 he was out catching crocodiles with his dad. They would have to catch crocodiles that wandered too close to towns and homes and would bring them back to the wilderness or to the park.

            Irwin got married to an American conservationist Teri Raines in 1992 and they spent their honeymoon in the wilderness. They had two children, Bindi and Robert, who also grew up with the love of animals and conservation. The Irwins started filming their adventures on video which led to making a television series, The Crocodile Hunter (1996) where Irwin became known for his catchphrase ‘Crickey!’.

            Every year, Irwin put $1 million into charity that purchased land around Australia for preservation. In 2003, Irwin was filming a documentary in Mexico when he and the crew heard on the radio that two scuba divers went missing in the area. The group suspended filming to search and discovered one of the divers clinging onto a rock ledge on the side of a cliff and he was helped into Irwin’s boat. The other diver, was found dead later that same day.

            Irwin died aged 44, on 4 September 2006 when a stingray barb pierced his chest and penetrated his heart which resulted in him bleeding to death. The incident took whilst shooting a documentary on the Great Barrier Reef.

            Irwin’s memorial took place on 20 September 2006; at the Australia Zoo ‘Crocoseum’. His daughter Bindi, aged 8, read a eulogy to her father, ‘I have the best daddy in the world and I will miss him every day. Most of all, he was fun. My daddy is my hero.’

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I think it’s time that we as a society discussed how James Potter coded Robert Irwin is.

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Morning. Crikey, off to @AustraliaZoo today to watch some wild animals do their thing!!

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Something I made. He would be so proud! #steveirwin #RobertIrwin #crocodile #murray #australia @australiazoo #australiazoo #feedingtime @robertirwinphotography

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November 15 is the day to celebrate the life of the greatest #wildlife warrior whoever lived. Happy Steve Irwin Day everyone!! What an amazing man, and what a legacy to pass down to his equally amazing children. Thank you for all you’ve done and all that you continue to do in your name. #steveirwin #steveirwinday #happysteveirwinday #wildifewarrior #australiazoo #myhero #mysuperherowearskhaki #conservation #conservationeducation #wildlifeconservation #zoo #zookeeper #zoolifestyle #zoolife #zookeepersofinstagram @bindisueirwin #terriirwin @robertirwinphotography @wildlifewarriorsworldwide @australiazoo @chandlerpowell #zooeducation #wildlifeeducation (at Queens Zoo) https://www.instagram.com/p/CWUGTf3PUwT/?utm_medium=tumblr

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It's September 18th, International Red Panda Day. On this day in 2010, the Red Panda Network launched this special day to spread awareness of this endangered species. Since then, the need to protect the red panda has only increased due to climate change. These beautiful creatures reside in the Eastern Himalayas within the nations of China, India, Nepal, Myanmar, and Bhutan. Although red pandas are legally protected against poaching, deforestation, habitat destruction, fur trafficking and the illegal pet trade, law enforcement and conservation awareness are both weak in most areas.

Red pandas are much smaller than the more familiar black and white giant pandas, but they aren't related to giant pandas at all, and despite their appearance, aren't related to racoons, either. In fact, they're not related to any other species alive on the planet today. Red pandas are about the size of a housecat, weighing between 12 and 20 pounds. These adorable mammals are enormously popular throughout Asia, where they're often featured in cartoons and as team mascots. However, only about 10,000 red pandas remain in the wild now. Please help the Red Panda Network, World Wildlife Fund, National Geographic, Australia Zoo, and others spread awareness. ☮️Peace… Jamiese of Pixoplanet