One with wildlife: Bindi shares sweet clip of daughter with reptilian friends

She may only be eight months old, but it’s clear to see that Grace Warrior already feels comfortable in her wildlife-centric environment. 

On Monday, December 13, Bindi shared a video on Instagram of her daughter going for a stroll through Australia Zoo’s tortoise enclosure. 

 

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The video captioned ” Tortoise dreams” features baby Grace, who is dozing off in her pram as proud parents, Bindi and Chandler, stop to look at a pair of tortoises who were also having a snooze in their pen. 

Having a laugh, Chander joked he too was about to fall asleep while trailing behind his wife and daughter. 

Many of Bindi’s fans thought Grace looked as cute as a button, sleeping in her pink onesie while she nursed a mint coloured dummy. 

“How precious (emoji with big sad eyes)” one user commented. 

“Omg stop!!! I can’t take all that cuteness in one sitting!! (eight red heart emojis) ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ how precious” writes another. 

This sweet new clip comes days after Bindi shared an adorable video of her and Grace meeting the same giant tortoises, saying that her daughter was “fascinated by this gentle giant.” 

 

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In this family video, the little wildlife warrior bravely sits on her mum’s lap and watches as Bindi pets the massive reptile. The proud parents often share videos and snapshots to their respective Instagram accounts, documenting their family’s immersion in wildlife. Bindi has previously opened up about wanting to raise her child to carry on her family’s devotion to conservation.

In an interview with The Bump in February, Bindi explained how everything she and her husband do is to “create a positive change on the planet”

 

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“I’m so excited for our daughter to grow up learning about the importance of giving back and making a difference in the world for the future generations,” Bindi said.

The young conversationalist has been spotted spending a lot of quality time with her daughter around the zoo since coming back from their family holiday in Tasmania.