Terri and her young warriors take time out from spreading the eco message in the US.
From Australia Zoo to Disneyland, life’s one big adventure for pint-sized wildlife warriors Bindi and Bob Irwin.
The two kids and their mum Terri, usually more at home surrounded by crocs and kangaroos, left the bush behind as they enjoyed the world’s most famous theme park.
The Irwins have a big reason to celebrate, too, with Bindi now in the running for her second Emmy Award. The bubbly young star will compete against US characters Telly Monster and Elmo as they vie for the position of most outstanding performer in a children’s series at the Daytime Emmy Awards in August.
Last year Bindi became the youngest winner in the category ever for her role in the ABC series Bindi: The Jungle Girl.
While the two may be household names, Bindi, wearing her own Bindi Wear range, and her five-year-old brother Bob, in a South Sydney Rabbitohs’ cap, behaved just like any other kids as they hopped on the rides at the park in Anaheim, California.
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