When wildlife conservation meets Gen Z humor, magic happens - and Robert Irwin is proving to be its ultimate ambassador. The young naturalist, son of the legendary Steve Irwin, has once again captured internet hearts with a hilarious TikTok video ranking birds based on their "rizz" - a slang term for charismatic appeal.

Fresh off his triumphant Dancing with the Stars victory alongside partner Witney Carson, Robert demonstrated that his talents extend far beyond the dance floor. In his characteristically engaging style, he broke down the top five birds with the most impressive social swagger, transforming what could be a dry ornithological lecture into must-watch entertainment.

Starting at number five, Robert highlighted the red-crested coran, acknowledging its dramatic free-fall mate-attracting move as "too extra" for his taste. The peacock claimed the fourth spot, with Robert playfully calling it a "stunning but high-maintenance red flag" who always makes situations about himself.

The palm cockatoo secured the third position, earning praise for being "rizz to the max" with its musical coolness and undeniable style. In a surprising twist, Robert declared a tie for second place between the "ultimate dad goals" cassowary and the show-stopping bird of paradise, declaring the latter as "killing the game" with its undeniable presence.

Topping his list was the wedge-tailed eagle, a bird so effortlessly cool that it doesn't need flashy tactics. "He walks in the room, and you're just like, 'That's the dude,'" Robert quipped, perfectly capturing the bird's natural charisma.

Fans were quick to shower the video with adoration, with comments ranging from "Robert Irwin using modern slang to talk about birds is everything I didn't know I wanted" to humorous observations about educational content finally being genuinely entertaining. Once again, Robert has proven he's carrying forward his father's legacy of making wildlife education not just informative, but irresistibly fun.