Bindi Irwin and Daughter Grace, 3, Get Photobombed in Precious New Photo: ‘Spot the Friend’

A rhinoceros photobombed the mother-daughter duo in the snapshot

Bindi Irwin’s little girl isn’t so little anymore!

On Friday, June 7, the wildlife conservationist, 25, shared a photo of herself and her lookalike daughter, Grace Warrior Irwin Powell, spending time in one of their favorite places: the Australia Zoo.

In the snapshot, Bindi, the daughter of the late Steve Irwin, sat on a tree stump next to the smiley 3-year-old, her arm wrapped tightly around her.

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And, as the mother-daughter duo snuggled up by the tree, they were photobombed by a very special guest.

A rhinoceros lurked in the grassy background, which Bindi mentioned in her caption, writing, “Spot the friend… 🦏.”

Plus, in the comments, the proud mom’s mother, Terri Irwin, left a sweet message for her girls.

The 59-year-old conservationist — who recently said she isn’t searching for love following the death of her husband and “happily ever after,” Steve — called attention to the green fruit her granddaughter held.

“I love that Grace found a custard apple in the orchard!” Terri wrote.

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Bindi, who shares Grace with her husband, Chandler Powell, previously revealed to PEOPLE that she underwent surgery for endometriosis, calling the toddler the couple’s “tiny little miracle.”

Discussing her journey with endometriosis — a reproductive condition in which uterine tissue grows outside of the uterus, causing chronic pain — Bindi told PEOPLE that she and Powell “feel so lucky to have Grace.”

“I think that every day I wake up and I look at our beautiful daughter and think she is our tiny little miracle,” she added, “and it makes me cry because we were very, very lucky to have her.”

The conservationist has also previously revealed that Grace’s middle names, “Warrior” and “Irwin,” are nods to her late father, who was killed by a stingray in 2006 while filming for TV.

While announcing the toddler’s birth on social media in March 2021, Bindi said the names “are a tribute to my dad and his legacy as the most incredible Wildlife Warrior.”

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Grace, who is growing up surrounded by animals and nature at the Australia Zoo, also inherited the Irwin family's love of nature.

At a 2023 gala honoring her late father, Bindi told PEOPLE that the little one “just loves wildlife, and she gets so excited to learn more.”

“It's really remarkable to see how passionate she is about the natural world,” the conservationist added, noting that the then-2-year-old already knew the names of lots of critters.

"She just talks about all these different dinosaur names that we don't know how she knows them all. It is unreal," Bindi said at the time, adding, "I mean, I guess it runs in the family.”

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