Twins Deliver Uncanny Performance in Chilling Carjacking Tale
Another added, “They’ve got a great act.”
One even suggested the twins might be using cue cards for their interview, saying, “It would seem to me that they were reading from cue cards.”
The twin sisters are local celebrities in Australia, known for their wildlife rescue charity
Image credits: Twinnies Pelican and Seabird Rescue / Facebook
Although the interview is currently going viral for its quirky nature, Bridgette and Paula Powers, also known locally as the Twinnies, have been well-known figures in the country for years as wildlife rescuers.
According to a 2021 interview with ABC News, the twins had to leave school in year 10 due to health issues, after which they began focusing on taking care of animals. “We love all creatures great and small,” they told ABC News.
Image credits: Twinnies Pelican and Seabird Rescue / Facebook
The Powers sisters met Steve Irwin while helping a sick green sea turtle, which their sister Liz Eather said left Irwin “quite taken with them.”
The encounter led them to work at the Australia Zoo and later launch their charity, Twinnies Pelican and Seabird Rescue, which they’ve run for over 20 years.
The sisters appeared on Good Morning Britain back in 2016
Image credits: Twinnies Pelican and Seabird Rescue / Facebook
However, this is not the first time the twins have spoken in unison. In a 2016 appearance on Good Morning Britain, the twins stunned Piers Morgan with their four-minute-long perfectly synchronized interview.
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