Why Is The Late Steve Irwin Featured In The Google Doodle?

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

The long-remembered Australian conservationist Steve Irwin graces the Google Doodle.

'The Crocodile Hunter', as this animal lover was called, adorns the Google Doodle as a posthumous tribute to his 57th birthday. Irwin, who died in 2006, appears on the logo of the search service for internet with a colorful cartoon. If you click or click on the icon where a crocodile appears on the orange letters that read Google, you will see a gallery of drawings that present what this man's life was like.

Irwin became an Australian television personality, and the world, for his great passion and knowledge about animals. Even Google Doodles explains on its Twitter page that Irwin's love for exotic animals began at a very young age at just six years old. Why? What was that for? For his birthday they gave him a python about 11 feet long named Frank.

In the message that Google Doodles publishes on its official Twitter account, it indicates that the tribute to Irwin today is to celebrate his bravery and his great passion for animals. Even Google Doodles exposes that Irwin opened the eyes of millions of people and introduced them to the wonders of wildlife through his work. Irwin worked during his zoo career in Australia and also made the famous series or television show called The Crocodile Hunter. Hence its peculiar nickname. Irwin's family continues his legacy.