Steve Irwin

People want to meet Steve Irwin because he is famous. He had a great love for animals and wanted to teach the world about it, even if it meant he was risking his life

Yes, during one of his episodes of Crocodile Hunter, Irwin and his camera crew had to cross a river filled with Hippos. Because Hippopotamuses are so territorial, he referred to this 5 minute sequence as the most dangerous moment ever filmed on the show.

No, most likely not. David Attenborough or Jeff Corwin would be more likely although Jeff Corwins death made him more famous. (Very sad)

Yes, his dog died last year.

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Steve Irwin was documenting animals with his wife Terri and kids Bindi and Bob. He also founded the Australian Zoo, one of the largest tourist attractions in Australia And also he became australia's hero :)

No. Steve Irwin was diving near the Great Barrier Reef, filming an underwater documentary, when he was killed by a stingray.

No. Steve Irwin was a conservative man, married with two children.

catching reptiles he was a very good animal admirirer of animals and ust to travel around the looking for dangerouse animals!

Hyperactivity as a child, ADHD, like Thomas Edison.

yes

He was swimming with stingrays when one stung him in the chest, piercing his heart and killing him instantly.

Yes, Steve Irwin provides a voice in Happy Feet. He plays one the creatures the penguins encounter on the way to find out what happened to the fish (the ones with the Australian accents). I think it's a bull seal.

A stingray stung his heart. So therefore he died.

according to Wikipedia: True Blue by John Williamson

Steve Irwin was an advocate for the safely and welfare of animals all over the world. He worked hard to educate the world about animals and how to handle them safely if ever encountered. He won numerous awards over the years and passed his knowledge on to his daughter, Bindi, who works to keep his legacy alive.

No. "Crikey" was simply his way of expressing his wonder in and appreciation of the world.

what is Steve irwin's favorite drink

Usually Steve Irwin drove a 1990's Toyota Land Cruiser Utility truck.

Steve Irwin Was given the Nickname of "The Crocodile Hunter" because he was always searching for crocs with his dad to put them out of danger and then take them to either a local zoo or to another stretch of lake, and that is how he gained his nickname!

Absolutely

Season 10, episode 11. "Hell on earth 2006".

No he was not a vegetarian. In an interview with Scientific America he was asked, "Have you ever considered becoming a vegetarian?".

Steve Irwin responded, "I went through a big stage of my life where I thought, you know, maybe it would be better to be a vegetarian, so I researched it. In no uncertain terms did I research it. Let's say this represents one cow, which will keep me in food for, let's say, a month. Now that cow needs this much land and food. Well, you can imagine, that cow needs x by x amount of land, and you can grow trees in it. Around that cow, you can have goannas, kangaroos, wallabies. You can have every other single Australian animal in and around that cow. If I was a vegetarian, to feed me for that month, I need this much land, and nothing else can grow there. Herein lies our problem. If we level that much land to grow rice and whatever, then no other animal could live there except for some insect pest species. Which is very unfortunate."

His greatest accomplishment was living life to the fullest and having fun in no matter what he did. He never let fear stand in his way of anything.

Townsville, in northern Queensland, is about 1270 kilometres by road from Australia Zoo at Beerwah, in southern Queensland. It is easily a two-day journey.