A cartoon portraying Steve Irwin welcoming Australian brushfire animal victims into heaven has gone viral.
Nearly half a billion Australian mammals, birds, and reptiles are feared dead,from the University of Sydney. It’s a heartbreaking reality of the brushfires ravaging through Australia right now, and it’s lead to people all over the world trying to find a way to help. One Australian artist was inspired to create a cartoon to express her sadness over the tragedy, and it’s now going viral.
The illustration shows the late Crocodile Hunter and famous conservationist Steve Irwin greeting the poor animals that have succumbed to the fires, including kangaroos, koalas and others. Kneeling down with his arms wide open, Irwin can be seen saying: “Don’t worry little guys! I’ll take care of you!”
The artist, Shania-Mae Sturm II, says she dedicates her cartoon to “all the innocent animals caught in the blazes” in her home country. The scale of the tragedy of the fires is so immense, it provides some sense of peace to imagine the animals being taken care of in their afterlife. “I have drawn Australian animals before but I have never gone so in-depth as I had with this drawing,” Sturm tells Scary Mommy.
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