Prince William Shows Off His Adorable Dad Skills During Zoo Visit

Prince William was on baby duty during the Cambridge family’s visit to Taronga Zoo in Sydney on Sunday.

During the royal visit, Prince William fed a bilby named after his son, while Prince George held tight to a silver bilby statuette, according to Digital Journal. Earlier in the tour, Prince William had joked "bilby" would be his son's first word, "because 'koala' is harder to say," noted the Telegraph.

According to senior zookeeper Paul Davies, Prince George acted much like any eight-month-old baby and wanted to touch every animal he saw.

"He was amazing, just amazing, he was so good, he loved all the animals," he said, according to Radio Australia.

After Prince George left with his nanny, William and Kate continued their visit at the zoo, meeting koalas and tree kangeroos and petting a spiky echidna.

The royal couple had attended a church service for Easter in the morning at St Andrew’s Cathedral in Sydney, signing the the Book of Common Prayer and First Fleet Bible, a book that had previously been signed by the Queen, Princess Diana, Prince Philip and Prince Charles.