Not to sound harsh,but I wish people would stop trying to "tame" and "train" wild animals. Respect who and what they are. I never go to the circus or zoo because I feel like they should be where they were meant to be. Not used as amusement for humans
I'm no fan of the circus myself. Most zoo's exist to educate the public about wild animals all though they do try to be entertaining at the same time and preserve species that humans are obliterating in the wild. Yes they SHOULD be in their natural habitat but if they were they'd eventually either be killed for what they are or have their habitat taken from them. I'd rather still have those animals around even if it might only be in captivity
@@Hello_Fuckers0 I respect your opinion but mankind would eventually come to their senses when they realize that they have wiped out nearly all of the other species which in turn would unbalance the natural order of things. I personally don't think we should have zoo's in any capacity(entertainment or for teaching).
Thank you, Steve ❣️ A beautiful tribute to those we've lost. Sadly, many of these deaths were preventable. Wild animals are not meant to be in captivity. I don't support circuses nor SeaWorld. 🕊️🙏❤️
i was a young kid when Steve Irwin died, to say i was devastated is an understatement. he inspired me to love animals a lot more. he was so out there and was so interesting. his wife and kids are carrying his legacy really well. his son Robert is a spitting image of his dad and reminds me a lot of him. there is a remix of him by a man named john Boswell that is really good and is used in the croc shows. the wiggles a children's music group did a song about him as well. i am crying while typing this. thanks for the memories as you always say.
I took the family to the Omaha zoo when i was in my twenties. Im 60 now and ill never forget how sad i was that day. I would never go to another zoo. I know there are some animzls would not have lived in the wild. Seeing great majestic animals forced to live in such small enclosures. Only the Gibbons and otters seemed happy. Not sure if this is near topic, but thats all i hzve
I worked doing maint . for the county fairgrounds for 20 yrs. Every year the Shriner circus would come thru. the way they chained and transported the elephants broke my heart . I could sense their sadness and their broken spirit . The rodeo was also a very bad time for the animals . not humane at all.
2:02 Rip Dawn, it's inhumane for us greedy humans to abuse these orcas and keep them in a small bathtub and force them to perform for our own entertainment.
Omg the poor little 2 month old baby killed by wild dingos is horrifying and then the mom having to spend time in jail after losing her baby. Awful. So so sad 😞
Thank God Steve, You still are here to show and tell these Videos, Sometimes Tragic and Beautiful Celebrities or non Celebrities who left this World Too Soon. May God Bless You Always!
he took risks and it cost him his life. showboat. there was a guy years ago that was insane compared to Steve though. his name was Stan Brock. this guy was huge. he'd jump in rivers out of a canoe and litterly grab a full grown swimming Anaconda by its neck and drag it to shore. or repel down a cliff face to grab Condors with one hand. grew up in the Amazon. yeah he was an "Amazon"!
Everybody dies.he was doing what he loved.was a freak accident. Dove with stingrays harvesting clams in Indian river in fla.pinched the end of their tails every day to get em to move.spine is up by their bodies...
His life was cut short but what a life! He was doing what he loved, was loved by a huge audience and a committed woman, loved his kids and, last but not least, accomplished teaching the world how precious our animals are. If there is anything to reincarnation, I'd be happy to come back as Steve Irwin, by crackey!
Well covered my friend. So many more it's impossible to list them all. That Diane Whipple case is so heartbreaking. She was terrified of dogs to begin with. Then have 2 Cane Corsos attack must've been a painful experience.
yeah, i'm scared of dogs also i have been bitten twice. it really pisses me off when people say the dog wont bite you , how do they know ? you cant communicate verbally with the dog. a note aside i am not scared of spiders as no spider has ever bitten me. i see some people scream loud when they see a tiny spider but hey no spider has ever bitten you why are you scared. a dog on the other hand has bitten me so i am scared of dogs.
You make a good point about being careful of animals. We have to remember we are eliminating the habitats of animals as we construct homes & cemeteries. That was a close call Steve. As we can see by your video coyotes are very aggressive. Im glad you got out there safely
When I started watching this video, the first person I thought of was Taylor Mitchell. Thank you for mentioning her Steve. Taylor was a great musician and who knows how far she would have gone. She was the first and only person to ever been attacked by a pack of coyotes in Nova Scotia.
What a sad way for our spirits to to leave our human bodies. Thank you for the video Steve. NOW you have to be careful, safe and stay healthy by staying away from these killers while visiting grave sites...
I never ever doubted Lindy & Michael Chamberlain's story. They were parents to two boys born before Azaria & they were very loving & excellent parents. Dingoes are known to attack and kill humans. My heart goes out to Lindy.
@@TheGraveyardChannel at the time it seemed as though the judiciary and law enforcement were determined to "get" her, even with flawed evidence. They made up their minds and persecuted the poor Lady.
From what I remember the ‘system’ went after her with pure tunnel vision because they felt she wasn’t crying enough calling her cold and lacking emotion that they believed made her suspect. This angered me at the time and still to this day I feel suck sadness for what that poor woman went through. Not only was she wrongly convicted and incarcerated taking her away from the living family she privately grieved with, but she became a punchline in many jokes none of which were funny.
I was a kid in primary school and I don't think I had much of an opinion either way. I do remember during one of the retrials the news report quoting one of the brothers' testimony and thinking, or perhaps a parent said it out loud and I just latched on to it, that he was very young at the time and his memory unlikely to be very exact. When my family owned a dingo he chewed through the seatbelts in the car and it looked like scissors had been used. I instantly became a believer then remembering one of the prosecution's arguments was the cuts on the matinee jacket were too clean not to be made by a human with a blade. The next year we looked at the case in legal studies and one of the reports/documentaries we watched included video of a dingo handler disproving another piece of the prosecution's argument. They'd said a dingo couldn't open its jaws big enough to fit a baby in it's mouth so a news crew filmed this guy's dingo fitting an infant-sized doll's head completely between its jaws. A lot of white people with no experience of the place or the wildlife summarily disregarded any evidence they didn't understand, such as the local elder who tracked the dingo's path in and out of the tent and then away with the baby, including noting where it had put its burden down to rest and then carried on. Instead of being treated as an expert he was dismissed.
Good video Steve.... .... this reminds me that no matter how much humans think they are so "advanced", there are plenty of animals in the world who would like to eat us.
man - they need to round up these people out here shooting people and jacking their cars and turn them out with them coyotes - that could save tax $ and free up space in the pen for all of the evil drug users ....
I remember when some of these incidents happened; especially when the elephant ‘snapped’. It makes me wonder what kind of training methods his trainer used. Not saying he deserved it but I can’t help but wonder what kind of existence the elephant had in his care. Steve, maybe you need to carry a walking stick or something to protect yourself when you go to cemeteries with coyotes. I imagine that would have been such a scary experience. Stay safe.
Agreed! WHile its not proper to speak ill of the dead, anyone that abuses animals gets what they deserved. I have heard of a lot of horses doing the same thing. Snapped and killed their abuser. Every animal has its breaking point.
They usually use a bull hook, it´s very sharp and the elephants ears are very sensitive.I 've forgotten the word now but it´s a name for what young elephants have to undergo when they start the training.It´s physical and psychological torture.Elephants don't voluntarily perform tricks and let people ride on them
gulf club. a formidable weapon. hit something with a woody and whatever gets hit is no longer interested in YOU! years ago I hit 2 attacking Rotties with one. killed one instantly and the other one died a few days later. I saw them coming though they never had a chance. of course I was about 20yo though and built like a brick. the owner I believe intentionally sent them after me. he didn't try that again. and I love dogs, especially Great Danes. they have wonderful dispositions. yeah they may bark but they're just incredibly friendly and you can tell by their gentle dispositions that the last thing on their minds are attempts to bite you.
Oops. The behavior of the owners of the dogs who killed her were more vicious than the dogs. Placing the blame on everything but themselves. Even blaming Dianne Whipple herself. Their behavior in court was horrible.
Glad you were not attacked by the coyotes. I live in Montana and fall asleep at night listening to them howl. Good video, I had no idea so many passed because of animals.
I remember that incident with coyotes you had at the cemetery you had. My daughter when about 7 years old was bumped and circled by a bull shark in Florida. The lifeguard had called everyone out of the water seeing this shark. Luckily she was not harmed. She later as a teen capsized in a kayak filming alligators in a river. She lost her phone but swam to shore unhurt. Every place it seems has its share of potential wild animals and dangers.
This is why I always carry a sidearm when out in the countryside in rural Oklahoma. I deployed it once to protect myself from a badger while doing farmwork. Mountain lions and bobcats are also a danger here but encounters are rare.
Sad sad video Steve ! People die so tragically it seems ! My knee replacement the last 2nd one is the surgery in 8 days 5 days till COVID test ! Surgery is November 28th at 11.45 AM !
6:39 Timothy's story is very sad, but the fact that he was insane around dangerous predators and also a little funny because of how he acted. I think he was asking for death though considering how he got closer and closer to bears and thought that they were his "friends"without thinking about how they're capable of ripping you to shreds and because he didn't have any protection with him. He tragically he got himself and his innocent girlfriend Amie Huguenard killed.
@@riproar11 Why are you being so harsh about it?!? I edited my comment to make my grammar proper so you didn't have to criticize me over that, all I was doing was stating facts about a tragedy. If you have a problem go and argue with someone else because I do not feel like arguing with you right now.
Steve... Sunday morning and I am watching my favorite channel on youtube and drinking coffee. Your vlogs are so well researched and presented to your viewers. Before viewing this vlog I learned of the shooting in Colorado. I guess that Stonewall did not teach some of our fellow citizens that hatred is awful and does not enrich our lives. Thank you for another well researched vlog. Best to you and your husband. Oh, you can have my portion of turkey on Thursday!!!
Thank you Norma 😊 all of the killings and deaths this past week I’ve been so heartbreaking. Especially last night’s hate crime. For me, the real evil doers are the ones that fan the flames of hate and encourage and inspire the ones who go out and do the shooting. They should be equally held accountable. Maybe even more so! 🥲
Steve, I remember that past vlogg with the coyote pack..but, until this vlogg I had no idea that coyotes attack adult humans!!!!!! WOW-glad you spoke of this today. Very interesting but sad vlogg--sometimes people selectively forget what these creatures can do. I wish you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving; and, wonderful Holiday season, too.
I'm sorry Steve, but I really have to say this. It is so very sad that this happened to these people. I do, however, get extremely angry at these so called "animal trainers". These are WILD animals, they should NEVER be put into places for our entertainment. These animals belong in their natural habitat. I can't believe that in this day and age it is still permitted. When we go into the ocean, and into the wild, we are invading "their" space, so it is a huge risk. I feel for these people, I really do and hate me if you wish, but I have to be honest and say I feel more for these poor animals. I have to add that I am happy you managed to escape to your car from the coyotes, unlike the young girl you mentioned who wasn't so fortunate
Very interesting video. I didn't realize how many people have died from animals. I did know of Steve Erwin and the preacher handling snakes. Thanks Steve I always enjoy your videos and look forward to seeing new ones. Have a good Sunday.
@@dionshare7103 The dude was on camera messing with Crocs, snakes, bears, scorpions, Alligators, sharks. But a sting ray which is the same animal I've seen 3 year old children play with at Sea world is what got him.
@@dionshare7103 I know but Stingrays on average kill 0.8 people a year. That means out of the 6 billion people at the time Steve Irwin surpassed the stingray kill quota for 2006 all by himself.
Yes glad your coyote misadventure ended well. I just heard on our news that a couple of mountain lions were spotted in rural San Luis Obispo above the Costco shopping center. We always have to vigilant around here! Thank you for the video of these poor folks.
Hi Steve ! I remember some of these stories ! Especially the coyotes eyeing you up for dinner ! Yikes , scary ! The moral of the story is wild animals will always be wild animals ! Stay away! So sad they passed young and must have been terribly frightened! Great vlog ! Take care and have fun on your adventures ! Deborah 🇨🇦
The coyote incident at the cemetery was very scary Steve~ I remember it well! Thank goodness you kept a cool head and got back to the safety of your car. 🐾
Hey Steve. Thanks for the video. I live in Newark New Jersey across the street from the county park. On many of my walks I've encountered coyotes. Even though I know they can be dangerous; so far they seem to be afraid of humans. I'm very careful not to stare or provoke them.
Thanks for sharing Steve. Interesting upload. I chime in with other comments about wild animals listed below regarding the fact that these animals are wild and should be respected as such and not tamed or put in zoos etc
I was homeless for years I lived under pomegranate tree away from a river. I never seen them during the day, but id hear coyotes at night even near my tent. It was pitch black finding my way at night. My main fear was other homeless people they were everywhere. You didn't leave your site long someone take it. I was also afraid coyotes could pack if they wanted me. I doubt these coyotes in this cemetery let any passers go by at night. Without severe fight
Thanks Steve for another great video, please watch yourself out there when filming these videos, good luck & I'm looking forward to another great video by you in the near future, take care and be safe HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO YOU & YOUR FAMILY, GOD BLESS.
Hello Steve. I've really enjoyed your videos the last few years. They are so well done and so fascinating!!! Please keep up the good work!!!!! How about a video on "The Rockford Files, Gomer Pyle and The Match Game. Take care!!!
I remember that women, "A dingo ate me baby"! The whole world made up their minds that she killed the kid and they weren't even there to see it. People are so unreal.
Like your child being eaten isn't traumatic enough. To then spend three years in prison fighting for your freedom. Is ridiculous. She probably still hasn't mourned it fully?
Dingos still get a bit to close for comfort at Uluṟu even today they will grab anything they can and run off with into the never never and you will never see it again it’s quite scary
Looks like a very dangerous cemetery that has animals like coyotes, and snakes! One of your stories makes me learn to never go on nature trails again. Hope you’re doing well.
Are used to love hiking up in the hills, but after hearing about a hiker being killed by a mountain lion years ago I stopped doing that too. Thanks for sharing with us captain!
I am so glad that you walked slowly back to your car and that your car was nearby. If you had ran they would of chased you. You are truly blessed! From Gaynor Elizabeth Lashley. England, United Kingdom.
This is very tragic, especially for those who were killed by the animals they were trying to protect. The most tragic appears to be the young lady who was killed by her neighbours' two dogs - has a lot to say about the type of people that keep such animals!
Sadly, Joseph Slowinski died at the worst possible time. America was dealt a deadly blow: 9/11. Besides being in a jungle, all aircraft was temporarily grounded, so he couldn't be airlifted in time😢.
I never will forget the little bit Lane Grave that was killed by alligator in Disney world. And the Dr that died on the September 11th, because he couldn't get a plane because it was exactly the same day as the attack, so, he was denied a plane..
Dying loving what you do isn't sad. I know a lady who got thrown from her horse while on a trail ride down in Wildomar, CA and she was found dead on the trail when she didn't return. However, RIP to all and glad you didn't get cornered by the coyote pack.
Great concept Steve…sorry you got the idea from your own close call 😱BTW I was born and raised in Nova Scotia not far from that coyote attack…very rare and extraordinarily tragic 😢
Gregory James Coots (November 17, 1971 - February 15, 2014) was a Pentecostal pastor in Kentucky who was featured in the National Geographic Channel reality television show Snake Salvation, which documented the lives of people who practice snake handling. Coots died from a rattlesnake bite during a service. ~ Very Sad. YOU ALWAYS MUST use the 360 Degree Sphere Cover - Always Look Around UP & Down and Behind as well as down the way in front. You Can Survive! Take NOTHING for "safe & well" without regular safety checks.
Very sad video; many yes did die doing their favorite things. Sometimes because of the beauty & our love for the animals we forget they are still wild. It was never intended for us to save them. They must always roam free
You could have added Alexander, king of Greece 1917-1920. He was bitten by a Barbary macaque (like those also found in Gibraltar), the wound festered and was fatal in the end.
The guy who died from a snake bite while trying to show God was protecting him apparently, didn't realize God WAS protecting him having given the man brains enough to not be messing with a deadly snake!
I never believed Lindy killed Azaria and I met Lindy when I worked at the publishing company that produced her biography she was innocent through and through and was the first victim in this country of trial by media unfortunately. And Steve Irwin of course lived and breathed his passion for wildlife that day was the saddest and most shocking , being neighbours of the zoo and visit often are very proud of his legacy living on with his children and wife . It’s a beautiful zoo and a great place with the animal hospital and breeding programs. Some animals that were injured can never be back in the wild and conservationists zoos like Australia Zoo are wonderful for that . They have great lives and are well looked after . Great vlog Steve
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Not to sound harsh,but I wish people would stop trying to "tame" and "train" wild animals. Respect who and what they are. I never go to the circus or zoo because I feel like they should be where they were meant to be. Not used as amusement for humans
I'm no fan of the circus myself. Most zoo's exist to educate the public about wild animals all though they do try to be entertaining at the same time and preserve species that humans are obliterating in the wild. Yes they SHOULD be in their natural habitat but if they were they'd eventually either be killed for what they are or have their habitat taken from them. I'd rather still have those animals around even if it might only be in captivity
@@Hello_Fuckers0 I respect your opinion but mankind would eventually come to their senses when they realize that they have wiped out nearly all of the other species which in turn would unbalance the natural order of things. I personally don't think we should have zoo's in any capacity(entertainment or for teaching).
@@mollycakes7080 we should have already come to our senses lol
I AGREE!!!
This was really interesting Steve! I do agree with the Rochelle Bailey, that they should be left alone in their environment.
Rest in Peace Steve Irwin, thank you for making my childhood wonderful.
Thank you, Steve ❣️ A beautiful tribute to those we've lost. Sadly, many of these deaths were preventable. Wild animals are not meant to be in captivity. I don't support circuses nor SeaWorld.
🕊️🙏❤️
i was a young kid when Steve Irwin died, to say i was devastated is an understatement. he inspired me to love animals a lot more. he was so out there and was so interesting. his wife and kids are carrying his legacy really well. his son Robert is a spitting image of his dad and reminds me a lot of him. there is a remix of him by a man named john Boswell that is really good and is used in the croc shows. the wiggles a children's music group did a song about him as well. i am crying while typing this. thanks for the memories as you always say.
He was definitely loved by a lot of people around the world . I just hope his kids are being cautious and safe around all of the zoo animals! 👍
Yes the Wiggles did Wiggly Safari!! My kids were obsessed with that video when they were kids. I loved it too because I love the Irwins!! RIP Steve..
The moral is don't touch Stingrays for the cameras, it does not end well.
@@freeagent8225 ya no kidding and it's like they've the ultimate weapon and didn't it, the barb go straight to his heart, unbelivable!
My opinion was Steve Irwin was too wild & careless about his fast lane life.
Makes me furious to think animals are abused and alienated from their tribes.
Elephants are so social and bright.
Why do you even care
As is the norm most people think animals exist for their entertainment .When said animal protests its a bad animal . So lets put it down .
I took the family to the Omaha zoo when i was in my twenties. Im 60 now and ill never forget how sad i was that day. I would never go to another zoo. I know there are some animzls would not have lived in the wild. Seeing great majestic animals forced to live in such small enclosures. Only the Gibbons and otters seemed happy. Not sure if this is near topic, but thats all i hzve
I worked doing maint . for the county fairgrounds for 20 yrs. Every year the Shriner circus would come thru. the way they chained and transported the elephants broke my heart . I could sense their sadness and their broken spirit . The rodeo was also a very bad time for the animals . not humane at all.
Yes, it's terrible to do that to an animal. The abuser would be up in arms if someone abused them. Also, elephants are known to be very emotional!
2:02 Rip Dawn, it's inhumane for us greedy humans to abuse these orcas and keep them in a small bathtub and force them to perform for our own entertainment.
You should Never forget that wild animals are wild animals no matter how long you now them or work with them or whatever they are not pets
Agree 100%
If only people would get that through their thick skulls.
This was fascinating, Steve. I'd not thought of people being killed by animals. Far more than I thought.
And these are just some of the famous ones. Sadly there are thousands of others who are not famous. 🥲
FYI: the most dangerous animal (mosquito apart) is...
... hippopotamus. Who would know?
Omg the poor little 2 month old baby killed by wild dingos is horrifying and then the mom having to spend time in jail after losing her baby. Awful.
So so sad 😞
Thank God Steve, You still are here to show and tell these Videos, Sometimes Tragic and Beautiful Celebrities or non Celebrities who left this World Too Soon. May God Bless You Always!
Thanks Jill 👍
Steve Irwin's death still upsets me
he took risks and it cost him his life. showboat. there was a guy years ago that was insane compared to Steve though. his name was Stan Brock. this guy was huge. he'd jump in rivers out of a canoe and litterly grab a full grown swimming Anaconda by its neck and drag it to shore. or repel down a cliff face to grab Condors with one hand. grew up in the Amazon. yeah he was an "Amazon"!
Everybody dies.he was doing what he loved.was a freak accident. Dove with stingrays harvesting clams in Indian river in fla.pinched the end of their tails every day to get em to move.spine is up by their bodies...
His life was cut short but what a life! He was doing what he loved, was loved by a huge audience and a committed woman, loved his kids and, last but not least, accomplished teaching the world how precious our animals are. If there is anything to reincarnation, I'd be happy to come back as Steve Irwin, by crackey!
Me, too
I felt horrible for Dawn. Not that any of the these celebrities passed was a good way too go. And Steve Irwin was a real shining star of a human.
Well covered my friend. So many more it's impossible to list them all. That Diane Whipple case is so heartbreaking. She was terrified of dogs to begin with. Then have 2 Cane Corsos attack must've been a painful experience.
I agree Big Rudd, very heartbreaking. 🥲
The dogs involved were two Presa Canarios.
@@nathalie_desrosiers my mistake. Thank you for the respectful correction.
yeah, i'm scared of dogs also i have been bitten twice. it really pisses me off when people say the dog wont bite you , how do they know ? you cant communicate verbally with the dog. a note aside i am not scared of spiders as no spider has ever bitten me. i see some people scream loud when they see a tiny spider but hey no spider has ever bitten you why are you scared. a dog on the other hand has bitten me so i am scared of dogs.
That's a shame. So many beautiful lives cut short. ty Steve.
You make a good point about being careful of animals. We have to remember we are eliminating the habitats of animals as we construct homes & cemeteries. That was a close call Steve. As we can see by your video coyotes are very aggressive. Im glad you got out there safely
I considered myself very lucky That day. Thanks odalis
It's true (Steve) may've been in n this very video.
When I started watching this video, the first person I thought of was Taylor Mitchell. Thank you for mentioning her Steve. Taylor was a great musician and who knows how far she would have gone. She was the first and only person to ever been attacked by a pack of coyotes in Nova Scotia.
It is pretty rare. Thanks for the comment Angelique!
@@TheGraveyardChannel I believe they were Coywolves..or have been ided as such. Either way it was a great loss and a tragedy.
What a sad way for our spirits to to leave our human bodies. Thank you for the video Steve. NOW you have to be careful, safe and stay healthy by staying away from these killers while visiting grave sites...
Thanks Ted, I am definitely more careful and observant now!
Why would it be sadder than dying in a car wreck or a concentration camp or a fire or in war or by heart attack or any other way?
@@marthawelch4289 oh be quiet.
I never ever doubted Lindy & Michael Chamberlain's story. They were parents to two boys born before Azaria & they were very loving & excellent parents. Dingoes are known to attack and kill humans. My heart goes out to Lindy.
Me too Patricia. The mob mentality can be very scary. 😫
@@TheGraveyardChannel at the time it seemed as though the judiciary and law enforcement were determined to "get" her, even with flawed evidence. They made up their minds and persecuted the poor Lady.
From what I remember the ‘system’ went after her with pure tunnel vision because they felt she wasn’t crying enough calling her cold and lacking emotion that they believed made her suspect.
This angered me at the time and still to this day I feel suck sadness for what that poor woman went through. Not only was she wrongly convicted and incarcerated taking her away from the living family she privately grieved with, but she became a punchline in many jokes none of which were funny.
I never thought it was the parents either. They were treated horribly.
I was a kid in primary school and I don't think I had much of an opinion either way. I do remember during one of the retrials the news report quoting one of the brothers' testimony and thinking, or perhaps a parent said it out loud and I just latched on to it, that he was very young at the time and his memory unlikely to be very exact.
When my family owned a dingo he chewed through the seatbelts in the car and it looked like scissors had been used. I instantly became a believer then remembering one of the prosecution's arguments was the cuts on the matinee jacket were too clean not to be made by a human with a blade.
The next year we looked at the case in legal studies and one of the reports/documentaries we watched included video of a dingo handler disproving another piece of the prosecution's argument. They'd said a dingo couldn't open its jaws big enough to fit a baby in it's mouth so a news crew filmed this guy's dingo fitting an infant-sized doll's head completely between its jaws.
A lot of white people with no experience of the place or the wildlife summarily disregarded any evidence they didn't understand, such as the local elder who tracked the dingo's path in and out of the tent and then away with the baby, including noting where it had put its burden down to rest and then carried on. Instead of being treated as an expert he was dismissed.
Good video Steve....
.... this reminds me that no matter how much humans think they are so "advanced", there are plenty of animals in the world who would like to eat us.
Exactly Joseph, and it’s way too easy to forget that. 🥲
I remember that video where the coyotes were circling you Steve. I’m so glad you were able to safely get back to your car.
Thanks Kristen. Me too. :-)
man - they need to round up these people out here shooting people and jacking their cars and turn them out with them coyotes - that could save tax $ and free up space in the pen for all of the evil drug users ....
Steve Irwin was such a shock. Dying like that.
O.M.G
Glad you made it that's close 🥺😩🤕 we need you Steve be safe out there
Thanks Lucile 😊👍
I remember when some of these incidents happened; especially when the elephant ‘snapped’. It makes me wonder what kind of training methods his trainer used. Not saying he deserved it but I can’t help but wonder what kind of existence the elephant had in his care. Steve, maybe you need to carry a walking stick or something to protect yourself when you go to cemeteries with coyotes. I imagine that would have been such a scary experience. Stay safe.
Agreed! WHile its not proper to speak ill of the dead, anyone that abuses animals gets what they deserved. I have heard of a lot of horses doing the same thing. Snapped and killed their abuser. Every animal has its breaking point.
Thanks Peggy. A big stick is definitely a good idea. I definitely try to stay much more aware now than I used to. 👍
@@TheGraveyardChannel Maybe something like bear spray.
They usually use a bull hook, it´s very sharp and the elephants ears are very sensitive.I 've forgotten the word now but it´s a name for what young elephants have to undergo when they start the training.It´s physical and psychological torture.Elephants don't voluntarily perform tricks and let people ride on them
gulf club. a formidable weapon. hit something with a woody and whatever gets hit is no longer interested in YOU! years ago I hit 2 attacking Rotties with one. killed one instantly and the other one died a few days later. I saw them coming though they never had a chance. of course I was about 20yo though and built like a brick. the owner I believe intentionally sent them after me. he didn't try that again. and I love dogs, especially Great Danes. they have wonderful dispositions. yeah they may bark but they're just incredibly friendly and you can tell by their gentle dispositions that the last thing on their minds are attempts to bite you.
Steve you might want to Carry some potent pepper spray with you. Those coyotes were looking AT you thinking He's enough for ALL of us.👁️👁️🤔😱
Lol, either that or I need to lose lots of weight so I don’t look so appealing and delicious. 😂
@@TheGraveyardChannel LOL I KNOW RIGHT LOL 😆🤣😅😆🤣. HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY STEVE ❣️
great video sir
Oops. The behavior of the owners of the dogs who killed her were more vicious than the dogs. Placing the blame on everything but themselves. Even blaming Dianne Whipple herself. Their behavior in court was horrible.
Yeah, but she got 6 years in prison, which she more than deserved for her negligence.
What breed were the dogs?
@@bnegs521 Cane Corsos
@@bnegs521 The dogs involved were two Presa Canarios.
@@nathalie_desrosiers thank you
Glad you were not attacked by the coyotes. I live in Montana and fall asleep at night listening to them howl. Good video, I had no idea so many passed because of animals.
Thanks Steve, stay safe out there.
Wow scary for you Steve. Glad you are still with us. Very interesting video. Thanks
Thanks Maureen 😊👍
Great job Steve hope You and Yours are doing well 😊☺ 👍 😀
Thank you Wanda and you too! 😊👍
Omg Steve I can't believe this sensational video very interesting keep up the sensational job my friend
Thanks Jasmine, I was afraid that it might be too sensational, but I thought they all deserve to be remembered.
@@TheGraveyardChannel you're welcome Steve I didn't know all these people had die except Steve Erwin
I remember that incident with coyotes you had at the cemetery you had. My daughter when about 7 years old was bumped and circled by a bull shark in Florida. The lifeguard had called everyone out of the water seeing this shark. Luckily she was not harmed. She later as a teen capsized in a kayak filming alligators in a river. She lost her phone but swam to shore unhurt. Every place it seems has its share of potential wild animals and dangers.
Omg, both of those must’ve been very terrifying. Glad she escaped both unharmed Mitchell!
In her case she should apply the 3 strike your out rule. I know I would.
Does she want to die?
Always bring an anvil with you when there is a danger of coyotes.
Good advice Sandy, thank you. 👍
This is why I always carry a sidearm when out in the countryside in rural Oklahoma. I deployed it once to protect myself from a badger while doing farmwork. Mountain lions and bobcats are also a danger here but encounters are rare.
Sad sad video Steve ! People die so tragically it seems ! My knee replacement the last 2nd one is the surgery in 8 days 5 days till COVID test ! Surgery is November 28th at 11.45 AM !
Best wishes for your surgery
Good luck Patti 👍
I wish you a speedy recovery!!!
6:39 Timothy's story is very sad, but the fact that he was insane around dangerous predators and also a little funny because of how he acted. I think he was asking for death though considering how he got closer and closer to bears and thought that they were his "friends"without thinking about how they're capable of ripping you to shreds and because he didn't have any protection with him. He tragically he got himself and his innocent girlfriend Amie Huguenard killed.
I don't think he was stable.
I am the bear whisperer.
Um, not so much.
Got ate didn't ya?
he was once told that he would never be shit in life, well guess what
not the brightest spark in the fire...
@Marvel Nice run-on sentence that you even edited but forgot to add periods and capital letters.
@@riproar11 Why are you being so harsh about it?!? I edited my comment to make my grammar proper so you didn't have to criticize me over that, all I was doing was stating facts about a tragedy. If you have a problem go and argue with someone else because I do not feel like arguing with you right now.
So glad you weren't hurt Steve. So scary. Thanks for the informative videos.
Thanks Suzanne!
Steve... Sunday morning and I am watching my favorite channel on youtube and drinking coffee. Your vlogs are so well researched and presented to your viewers. Before viewing this vlog I learned of the shooting in Colorado. I guess that Stonewall did not teach some of our fellow citizens that hatred is awful and does not enrich our lives. Thank you for another well researched vlog. Best to you and your husband. Oh, you can have my portion of turkey on Thursday!!!
Thank you Norma 😊 all of the killings and deaths this past week I’ve been so heartbreaking. Especially last night’s hate crime. For me, the real evil doers are the ones that fan the flames of hate and encourage and inspire the ones who go out and do the shooting. They should be equally held accountable. Maybe even more so! 🥲
That’s the TRUTH. and it’s getting worse.😫😢😢
If you're handling a venomous snake, it bites you, and you die- what about that is in any way shocking?
exactly
Great video! I only knew about a few of these. Very interesting. ❤
Thanks Vicki!
Thanks Steve, shocking stuff
Thanks again, Steve
Thanks John 😊👍
Steve Irwin was such a good, fun-loving man.
Great video Steve.❤️😀👍
Thanks Q
Steve enjoyed the video i did not know so many famous people were killed by animals thanks for sharing the memories.
Yes, too many! ☹️
Thank you for sharing yes I live in the desert and we have a watch out for wildlife it's so scary just be careful when you are out there 🙏
Thanks Olivia and you too!
The Dianne Whipple case still gets to me.
It was a famous case in San Francisco at the time. The couple that owned the dogs were quite strange.
yeah, it gets to me too, i am scared of dogs been bitten twice.
Amazing and sad how many people have been killed by animals. Great video Steve
Thanks Deb!
Nature biting back 🦈
Steve, I remember that past vlogg with the coyote pack..but, until this vlogg I had no idea that coyotes attack adult humans!!!!!! WOW-glad you spoke of this today. Very interesting but sad vlogg--sometimes people selectively forget what these creatures can do. I wish you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving; and, wonderful Holiday season, too.
I think it’s pretty rare, but sadly it does happen. 🥲 thanks Donna and happy Thanksgiving to you and your family too. 🍗👍
I'm sorry Steve, but I really have to say this. It is so very sad that this happened to these people. I do, however, get extremely angry at these so called "animal trainers". These are WILD animals, they should NEVER be put into places for our entertainment. These animals belong in their natural habitat. I can't believe that in this day and age it is still permitted. When we go into the ocean, and into the wild, we are invading "their" space, so it is a huge risk. I feel for these people, I really do and hate me if you wish, but I have to be honest and say I feel more for these poor animals. I have to add that I am happy you managed to escape to your car from the coyotes, unlike the young girl you mentioned who wasn't so fortunate
so in other words, these people had it coming to them? Even the country/ folk singer who got mauled to death by a pack of coyotes?
Great video, Steve. Stay safe and God Bless.😊
Thanks Teresa and you too!
Very interesting video. I didn't realize how many people have died from animals. I did know of Steve Erwin and the preacher handling snakes. Thanks Steve I always enjoy your videos and look forward to seeing new ones. Have a good Sunday.
Thanks Kim, sadly there are many more who are not famous. ☹️
Steve this again was interesting and oh so sad good job it must take you a while to put these videos together
Thanks Thomas, it does take a while to do these videos, but I’m happy to spend the time to remember these unfortunate people. 🥲
So sad on how people met their last days of their lives
I wouldn't say Steve Irwin was "shockenly" killed by an animal just shocked by what animal did it.
Pretty sure people thought the crocs were going to get him.
@@dionshare7103 The dude was on camera messing with Crocs, snakes, bears, scorpions, Alligators, sharks. But a sting ray which is the same animal I've seen 3 year old children play with at Sea world is what got him.
@@joemixon834 Was risk of the job he did. He traveled the world in search of some of the more dangerous animals.
@@dionshare7103 I know but Stingrays on average kill 0.8 people a year. That means out of the 6 billion people at the time Steve Irwin surpassed the stingray kill quota for 2006 all by himself.
Yes glad your coyote misadventure ended well. I just heard on our news that a couple of mountain lions were spotted in rural San Luis Obispo above the Costco shopping center. We always have to vigilant around here! Thank you for the video of these poor folks.
Hi Steve ! I remember some of these stories ! Especially the coyotes eyeing you up for dinner ! Yikes , scary ! The moral of the story is wild animals will always be wild animals ! Stay away! So sad they passed young and must have been terribly frightened! Great vlog ! Take care and have fun on your adventures ! Deborah 🇨🇦
Sadly it’s too easy to forget that. Thank you Deborah 👍
Great Tribute video Steve!
Thanks Ernest!
Oh MAN, I was praying that you didn’t join the list after seeing that pack of coyotes, Steve! 😳😱🤣
It was a close call Cary. Have you run into any coyotes in your Arizona cemeteries?
@@TheGraveyardChannel Yes, in my current & old neighborhoods! They were fairly skittish & the only time I saw a pack, I was driving in my car!
A very nice Tribute, You & Your Family have a Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving. God Bless & take care.
The coyote incident at the cemetery was very scary Steve~ I remember it well! Thank goodness you kept a cool head and got back to the safety of your car. 🐾
Great video Steve, glad you stayed calm, and made it to your car.
Thanks Chizzie. Me too! :-) 👍
Hey Steve. Thanks for the video. I live in Newark New Jersey across the street from the county park. On many of my walks I've encountered coyotes. Even though I know they can be dangerous; so far they seem to be afraid of humans. I'm very careful not to stare or provoke them.
Hopefully you are just being extra cautious these days like I am David!
Hi neighbor. I live in Newark also 🙂
If you live in Newark NJ the least of your worries should be Coyote
Thanks for sharing Steve.
Interesting upload.
I chime in with other comments about wild animals listed below regarding the fact that these animals are wild and should be respected as such and not tamed or put in zoos etc
Thanks DJ
I remember that Orca attack so sad .
It sure was 🥲
I was homeless for years I lived under pomegranate tree away from a river. I never seen them during the day, but id hear coyotes at night even near my tent. It was pitch black finding my way at night. My main fear was other homeless people they were everywhere. You didn't leave your site long someone take it. I was also afraid coyotes could pack if they wanted me. I doubt these coyotes in this cemetery let any passers go by at night. Without severe fight
Thanks Steve for another great video, please watch yourself out there when filming these videos, good luck & I'm looking forward to another great video by you in the near future, take care and be safe HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO YOU & YOUR FAMILY, GOD BLESS.
Hello Steve. I've really enjoyed your videos the last few years. They are so well done and so fascinating!!! Please keep up the good work!!!!! How about a video on "The Rockford Files, Gomer Pyle and The Match Game. Take care!!!
Glad you like them and thanks for the suggestions Mark!
Thanks!
Thanks for the video
I remember that women, "A dingo ate me baby"! The whole world made up their minds that she killed the kid and they weren't even there to see it. People are so unreal.
So true Lou! The lynch mob mentality is very scary! 😦
Like your child being eaten isn't traumatic enough. To then spend three years in prison fighting for your freedom. Is ridiculous. She probably still hasn't mourned it fully?
Dingos still get a bit to close for comfort at Uluṟu even today they will grab anything they can and run off with into the never never and you will never see it again it’s quite scary
Her true statement was a dingos got my baby 😢
Can you imagine how bad it would be for her today??? Thank goodness at least there was no Internet back then.
Looks like a very dangerous cemetery that has animals like coyotes, and snakes! One of your stories makes me learn to never go on nature trails again. Hope you’re doing well.
Are used to love hiking up in the hills, but after hearing about a hiker being killed by a mountain lion years ago I stopped doing that too. Thanks for sharing with us captain!
Wild animals…. Keyword “WILD”
I am so glad that you walked slowly back to your car and that your car was nearby. If you had ran they would of chased you. You are truly blessed! From Gaynor Elizabeth Lashley. England, United Kingdom.
This is very tragic, especially for those who were killed by the animals they were trying to protect. The most tragic appears to be the young lady who was killed by her neighbours' two dogs - has a lot to say about the type of people that keep such animals!
THANK'S STEVES YES THERES LOTS OF ANIMALS IN CEMETERY DEERS ALSO ,,.. GREAT VIDEO!!! COYOTES LIKE SMALL ANIMALS CATS , DOGS , EVEN SMALL CHILDREN..
I remember when you first posted the video about the coyotes. So glad you weren't hurt.
Sadly, Joseph Slowinski died at the worst possible time. America was dealt a deadly blow: 9/11.
Besides being in a jungle, all aircraft was temporarily grounded, so he couldn't be airlifted in time😢.
Feel sorry 😞 for Linda Chamberlain and her family losing her baby then accused of killing her my heart ❤️ goes out to her and her family
Ya to have a child is to be scrutinized by society when you actually love them like you've never loved before!
Losing a child must be painful enough, without being accused on top of all of that!
I always look foward to ur vids
Thanks PPR!
@@TheGraveyardChannel welcome👻
I never will forget the little bit Lane Grave that was killed by alligator in Disney world. And the Dr that died on the September 11th, because he couldn't get a plane because it was exactly the same day as the attack, so, he was denied a plane..
Thank you for mentioning them Edilma!
Dying loving what you do isn't sad. I know a lady who got thrown from her horse while on a trail ride down in Wildomar, CA and she was found dead on the trail when she didn't return. However, RIP to all and glad you didn't get cornered by the coyote pack.
Thanks Arleen 👍
Steve thanks so much for another fantastic video.your friend bill feilhauer 👍 just great.
Thanks Bill and happy Thanksgiving! 😊🍗👍
@@TheGraveyardChannel happy Thanksgiving to you Steve 👍🙏💪🤠
Great concept Steve…sorry you got the idea from your own close call 😱BTW I was born and raised in Nova Scotia not far from that coyote attack…very rare and extraordinarily tragic 😢
Your utubes are the greatest blessings
Thank you Richard!
The death of toddler Lane Brady was one of the most tragic. 🐊
I’m not familiar with that name ☹️
Ar you talking about the little boy taken by the gator at Disney World?. If you are, then his name is Lane Graves, not Lane Brady.
I remember that vlog where you were surrounded by those coyotes. I'm glad you were able to get away safely.
Thanks Steve, meet too! 😊👍
This was a good video.
It was interesting to hear about these people never heard of some of them it's a reality. That elephant didn't deserve that . Thanks for sharing
Another great video
Thanks Mary 😊👍
Gregory James Coots (November 17, 1971 - February 15, 2014) was a Pentecostal pastor in Kentucky who was featured in the National Geographic Channel reality television show Snake Salvation, which documented the lives of people who practice snake handling. Coots died from a rattlesnake bite during a service. ~ Very Sad. YOU ALWAYS MUST use the 360 Degree Sphere Cover - Always Look Around UP & Down and Behind as well as down the way in front. You Can Survive! Take NOTHING for "safe & well" without regular safety checks.
"live by the sword and die by the sword"
Very sad video; many yes did die doing their favorite things. Sometimes because of the beauty & our love for the animals we forget they are still wild. It was never intended for us to save them. They must always roam free
Yikes
You could have added Alexander, king of Greece 1917-1920. He was bitten by a Barbary macaque (like those also found in Gibraltar), the wound festered and was fatal in the end.
Thanks for mentioning him Asgaut!
Wow be safe Steve your our favorite love you in Penna.
Thank you Alex 😊👍
The guy who died from a snake bite while trying to show God was protecting him apparently, didn't realize God WAS protecting him having given the man brains enough to not be messing with a deadly snake!
Exactly Patrick. Some people miss the most important point! 😳
I never believed Lindy killed Azaria and I met Lindy when I worked at the publishing company that produced her biography she was innocent through and through and was the first victim in this country of trial by media unfortunately. And Steve Irwin of course lived and breathed his passion for wildlife that day was the saddest and most shocking , being neighbours of the zoo and visit often are very proud of his legacy living on with his children and wife . It’s a beautiful zoo and a great place with the animal hospital and breeding programs. Some animals that were injured can never be back in the wild and conservationists zoos like Australia Zoo are wonderful for that . They have great lives and are well looked after .
Great vlog Steve
Oh that’s really neat to know RC 👍
People are not who they seem
I believe lindy and Michael killed azaria
It’s ironic that Steve Irwin survived attacks from land beasts but was speared to death by a stingray.