Steve Irwin

Steve Irwin had been a steward ever since he was a young child. He started off just helping animals with his dad. Steve Irwin became noticed because stewardship toward the out back animals but mainly crocodiles. Steve spent most of his life being a steward like to crocs, this involved saving their endangered and high risked lived and helping the crocs keep away from people were they could be hazardous. Steve captured injured or sick animals and nursed them back to health. I'm sure the crocs and other animals were grateful for all his steward ship towards them. And in 1992 he gave many endangered animals a great place to stay when he took over his parents zoo. Today his family carry on with his great steward ship towards the animals of the world, though they couldn't ever live up to his world changing strategies and kind heart not to mention his uncanny 6th sense!

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In the movie Happy Feet, Steve Irwin voices an elephant seal named Trev. He also voice an albatross and blue whale in a scene, but that scene was deleted. Hope you know now. ;D

The crocodile hunter died because a stingray stung him in the heart, but not on purpose. Studies show that the camera man spooked the stingray and the barb happened to hit him in the heart. But that is not what killed him someone tolled him to pull the barb out, when he did he died within a minute. Just like Steve said, "I have no fear of losing my life - if I have to save a koala or a crocodile or a kangaroo or a snake,mate, I will save it."

Terri (Raines) Irwin

The show Crocodile Diarys.

Still working at the austrailia zoo and supporting her two children in their dreams of being like there dad the daughter has her own clothing line and the son is starting a new show like his dads

Steve Irwin had a tribute sung at his funeral, it was sung by Sting. They say he should have been wearing sun block when he went swimming, because it blocks rays.

Kevin Irwin is an American hockey player. He currently works for the NHL and is known as one of the best in his team called the Gamblers.

There were no museums named after Steve Irwin that has been fully made so far, but there is a whale watch boat named "Steve Irwin" which contains 41 crew members including 12 Austrailians but that may have changed over the last year.They planned to cath 935 minke whales, 50 endangered humpbacks and 50 endangered fin whales. If they have met that goal is still unknow.

Bindi and Robert (Bob) Clarence Irwin

Steve Irwin favored the saltwater crocodile and the inland taipan due to their fascinating characteristics and ecological significance. The saltwater crocodile, as the largest living reptile, showcased his passion for reptiles and their vital role in ecosystems. The inland taipan, known as the world's most venomous snake, represented the beauty and complexity of wildlife, embodying Irwin's belief in respecting and protecting all creatures, no matter how dangerous. His admiration for these animals reflected his commitment to wildlife conservation and education.

February 22nd 1962

Steve Irwin, known as the "Crocodile Hunter," was a wildlife expert and conservationist who made significant discoveries about animal behavior and ecosystems, particularly in Australia. He focused on reptiles, especially crocodiles, and played a crucial role in promoting wildlife conservation through education and awareness. Irwin's work helped highlight the importance of protecting endangered species and their habitats, leading to greater public interest and support for conservation efforts. His engaging on-screen persona made him a beloved figure in wildlife education.

Steve Irwin, the famed wildlife expert and conservationist, was bitten by snakes multiple times throughout his career. He reported being bitten by snakes on several occasions, with some estimates suggesting it happened around 12 times. However, he famously stated that he was never seriously harmed by these bites, thanks to his experience and careful handling of the animals.

Answer: Animals, nature, and the teachings of his father.

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Steve Irwin was scared of parrots because he was bitten many times by them and is very nervous around them. The only parrot he was not afraid of was his black cockatoo.

Go on Steve Irwin's site too see his profile, when he died and lots more!!:)

There is really no way to find that information out without contacting someone who new him before his death. But one of the largest he ever handled was between 16' and 17' long.

The Irwin's Australia Zoo was created in 2009.