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Steve Irwin. A man in a khaki short-sleeved shirt holds a microphone in one hand and raises his other hand while speaking outdoors near a wire fence.
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Bindi and Robert honor Steve Irwin's legacy 20 years on

Bindi's five-year-old daughter watches Steve's documentaries daily and feels loved by her unseen 'grandpa crocodile'.

Why it mattersA parent's legacy and love can transcend decades and reach generations who never met them, shaping how they see the world.

AustraliaSteve Irwin remains an iconic Australian conservationist whose methods of connecting people to wildlife continue through his children's work and his enduring documentaries.

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