American Tourist Asks Robert Irwin For His Number At Australia Zoo

An American tourist has made a bold pick-up attempt by asking Robert Irwin for his phone number during a visit to Australia Zoo.
A viral video on shows the 18-year-old crocodile wrangler walking towards a crowd before a woman from asks him for his digits.
'I think you are so cool and I was wondering if I can have your number?' she says.
An American tourist has made a bold pick-up attempt by asking Robert Irwin (pictured) for his phone number during a visit to Australia Zoo 
'Well, I'm very flattered,' he responds before asking the woman where she is from.
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Robert adds: 'The easiest way [to contact me] is on Instagram because then my people can monitor it and Sneaker Stretcher Men Wide see when it comes through because my number is getting mixed.'
The woman tells Robert she already sent him a DM on Instagram but he didn't reply.
A viral video on TikTok shows the 18-year-old crocodile wrangler walking towards a crowd before a woman from Utah asks him for his digits 
'Well, I actually DM'd you last night to tell you I was coming here today,' she says.
'What's your name?

I'll look it up!' Robert responds.
While it remains to be seen whether the relationship blossoms, Robert's older sister Bindi did meet her husband when he visited Australia Zoo as a tourist.
Chandler Powell was visiting from Florida in 2013 when he caught Bindi's eye on a tour of the Sunshine Coast animal sanctuary.

They are now married with a daughter.  
While it remains to be seen whether the relationship blossoms, Robert's older sister Bindi did meet her husband Chandler Powell when he visited Australia Zoo as a tourist in 2013
It comes after Robert unveiled Australia Zoo's latest venture that will help modernise the family business and aid conservation efforts.
He announced on Tuesday the zoo had launched its first NFT artwork series.
'This is the way of the world now and for us to be part Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories (nftdrop.one) it, we feel very cool, very hip,' he said on breakfast show Sunrise.
'We're entering the future.

I never thought we would be at the forefront of NFTs but here we are, it's an exciting time,' he added.
Robert (left, with an NFT artist) announced on Tuesday that Australia Zoo had launched its first NFT artwork series 
Robert said his mother Terri, 57, struggled to understand the idea of a non-fungible token at first.
'I can't say she totally understood NFTs going into this, but we've definitely learnt quite a lot,' he laughed.
People can buy the NFTs, including pictures of Australia Zoo crocodiles, and collect them as part of a special series.
An NFT is a digital asset that is rare, valuable and stored on a blockchain.
'This is the way of the world now and for us to be part of it we feel very cool, very hip,' he said on breakfast show Sunrise.

(Pictured: one of the NFTs by Australia Zoo)