On July 24, 1998, Steve and Terri Irwin became the proud parents of a little girl, Bindi Sue. With such animal loving parents it is no surprise that Bindi loves nothing more than running around the Zoo. Snakes, dingoes, koalas and yes even crocodiles, make this little girl go wild with excitement!

Bindi is part of the Australia Zoo team and even has her daily chores. After the important tasks of breakfast and dressing into her Zoo uniform, including her work boots, it is off to work at Australia Zoo.

Upon arrival at work Bindi wastes no time in getting down and dirty – literally. Harriet the Giant Galapagos Land Tortoise is the first animal on her list that must be thoroughly inspected. Harriet and Bindi’s relationship is a match made in heaven, they truly love one another. The next task Bindi must complete is examining the Shingle back Skinks. Now these little critters are Bindi’s favorite animals at Australia Zoo. As Bindi enters the enclosure she quickly proceeds to check that all are present. Digging sand, lifting rocks and even moving small logs is nothing for Bindi when it comes to checking on her friends. Oh yeah, it’s crocodile time! Now is the most important part of the day, Bindi must go to the crocodile demonstration just to keep an eye on Mum and Dad – you never know what they might get up to! Bindi carefully keeps watch as mum tells the crowd great stories and dad feeds Agro, the big male saltwater crocodile. The life of a zoo keeper is very tiring, so Bindi decides it’s time to make her way to the kangaroo and koala paddock to unwind. Snuggling up with a warm fluffy koala is time well spent. Bindi is a real animal lover just like her mum and dad. She knows and recognizes all of the animals and she can even make all of their relevant noises.

Although Bindi is only young she has traveled all over the world to many different countries, and met many famous people. In the spring of ’99 Bindi made her first T.V. appearance on the Rosie O’Donnell show. Rosie and Bindi became instant pals and had a great time together.

As the daughter of the Crocodile Hunter, Bindi is involved in the filming of ‘ The Crocodile Hunter’ and ‘Croc Files’ series. Her first big film shoot was with rattlesnakes in Texas when she was just two weeks old!

Bindi spends a lot of time with animals so to reflect the adventurous nature of Bindi’s everyday antics a new children’s clothing range was designed. “Bindi Wear” is durable and made to outlast even the most active child. Featuring a cute crocodile logo, Bindi Wear comes in alternate khaki colors. Bindi Wear is 100% Australian made and is available exclusively at Australia Zoo.

Bindi Sue Irwin as you can see is a very busy little girl. Her life is always full of new and exciting things but she loves nothing more than spending time with her Mum, Dad and little brother Robert. Oh, what a life!