Watch The Trending Video Of Robert Irwin Running For His Life After Crocodile Chased Him

Watch The Trending Video Of Robert Irwin Running For His Life After Crocodile Chased Him
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Steve Irwin's son Robert forced to run for his life after crocodile chases in him in viral video. 

Highlights

  • Robert posted the trending video to his Instagram account.
  • As the 350kg saltwater crocodile rushed at him, everything went awry. Everyone was taken aback by the horrific experience.

While a crocodile followed Robert Irwin, son of Australian television host Steve Irwin, out of a crocodile enclosure, who was obliged to escape. Robert posted the trending video to his Instagram account. The 18-year-old TV personality managed to feed a crocodile at the Australian Zoo in an episode of Animal Planet's Crikey, It's the Irwins. As the 350kg saltwater crocodile rushed at him, everything went awry. Everyone was taken aback by the horrific experience.

Robert shared the trending video on Instagram with the caption explaining that with their crocs, they prioritise natural behaviour. They get to use all of their predatory tendencies by getting into their confines with them and allowing them put on those massive strikes from the water's edge, and they love it! We can also educate everyone regarding the need of conservation.

Moreover, for them, safety is also critical, and you must know when to call it. However with a croc as powerful and swift as Casper, they had no choice except to flee.
Robert fed the crocodile a piece of meat for lunch in the video, and he wanted to see if the animal was at ease in his new enclosure. The crocodile, on the other hand, ignored the meal and pursued Robert. He had no choice but to flee the confinement.
In an interview with Karl Stefanovic and Allison Langdon, Robert Irwin discussed his scary experience with the crocodile.
Meanwhile, some on the internet praised Robert's foresight in bailing out at the correct time, others expressed concern for Robert's safety.

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