Steve Irwin was known for his on-screen presence, charming personality and bravery even alongside some of the most feared animals in the world, including, of course, crocodiles. That only makes it all the funnier that on her official Instagram account, Terri Irwin confirmed it was the parrot that made Steve the most nervous of all.
In a post showing Steve alongside one parrot, the caption reads: "You might not know this, but the only animal that made Steve a little nervous was the naughty parrot! Every parrot tried to get in a quick bite before Steve could react!? #WorldParrotDay."
View this post on InstagramBefore his passing in September of 2006, Steve Irwin was a major television personality, co-hosting the show from which he derived his nickname, The Crocodile Hunter, with Terri, as well as appearing in other projects, such as the 2002 spinoff movie, The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course. Bindi and Robert also had several on-screen appearances alongside their parents during this era.
These movies and shows were more than just entertainment, though; the entire Irwin family was dedicated to conservation efforts and educating others about the environment and animal life. Since Steve's passing nearly 20 years ago, Terri, Bindi and Robert have all continued that work, with all three currently being conservationists and zookeepers, as well as owning and operating the Australia Zoo.
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