Mine was seeing a clip of him on the Oprah show hugging a female crocodile while she was laying eggs, it was just so beautiful and amazing, there was no animal he didn't love....
Got to meet Steve at his reptile park when I was really young. He patted me on the head and said “Gday tiger” lol. I’m Aussie and I’ve never heard any Aussie say a bad word about him. He was a truly amazing person
I remember it aswell but i didn't learn about death that way how i learned what death really means is my father was killed in a car crash at 4 and a half had both lungs crushed and severe internal bleeding he lived for 45 mins being life flighted both his friends died instantly there necks were broken by there seat belt still remember looking at my father in his casket but i cannot remember his face no matter how had i try but i look very similar to him
Thanks man im a no nonsense type of guy lifes rough but you take it till you cant take it anymore you feel me cant let it break you mentally but im not gonna lie i struggle some days are worse than others everyone has a thing that makes them tick like that tho could be a uncle grandfather or even a friend
I dont know where they got that info about Australians seeing him as a stereotype or "cringe". As an Australian I can tell you right now, we as a country were so proud of that man! not one Australian has ever given him nothing but praise, he was our hero too, and we loved him so much! that misleading information was false. Australia has always been behind Steve all the way. We love ya Mate. And miss you so much.
"this very popular, wildlife warrior Australian bloke. And yet back here in my own country, some people find me a little bit embarrassing. They kind of cringe 'cause I'm coming out with 'Crikey' and 'Look at this beauty'." Is a quote from Steve Irwin. Whether you knew about it or not, there are Australians who looked down on him. Maybe after his death everyone seems to have forgotten about it, but it was there. And I'm not saying that someone who wasn't proud, or even critical of him, then can't be proud now. But you shouldn't pretend or erase that real people made him feel like that. That those feelings, about how some of the people of his country saw him, were real.
This exactly. I am one of those people who was not a fan of him. I respected him and the work he did but his "over the top" antics were too much for me to get behind. I have never watched more than 1 or 2 episodes of his shows. But I have seen the interviews he was part of, the articles written about his work etc. Even saying all of this I still agree that we, as whole world, have lost one of the last bastions of animal conservation. Steve was right up there with David Attenborough in his work to bring the wild world to everyone.
I'm english and of all the people in the world i think i saw the most of him from all his separate shows, there was hundreds and i loved him. But i never really saw him and thought wow all australians must be like that, even as a young kid. But to be fair neighbours was on a fair bit too and theyre not a great deal different to english people on that. What im trying to say is it's sad some australians may have felt misrepresented or whatever when i dont think that was ever the case. And what a legend to be represented by either way
It's not very often a celebrity death gets to me. But this one did. I have a lot of good memories watching his show with my mom. She passed a few years ago. I miss him so much.
Man I grew up watching his show. I remember as a kid, you know how all your friends were excited for saturday morning cartoons and such? Well, I was excited to watch the Steve Irwin Show. I made my parents record every single episode on the VCR so when i couldnt watch an episode I would have it recorded so I could sit right in front of the tv and watch in amazement. Even as a child, Steve was a hero of mine. I was a teenager when he died, but ill be damned if i didnt cry like I had just lost my best friend.
@Rar Ted When we are connected with the universe from within, consciously, there is no separation, and there is deep understanding of soul/consciousness, expressing as humans and also all other things in awareness as we are awareness itself... So, I experience the person Steve, still, as these various mediums exist for me to watch and reflect upon, on my now moment, and also, am guided by that energy from beyond the personality/human experience. Tbh various things in my life are being healed and progressed, because I am once again in connection with this all on every level, not just the personality perspective named Steve. So yea it would've been incredible to experience newly emerging Steve Irwin in his human form, now, however, on another level, there is more happening energetically and mass consciousness-ly, from an omni present state of being, holding space, being infinite instead of just a limited human personality etc and as we attune to that, it's a very real in this moment thing to be guided by, connect with, celebrate etc vs being in lack and Limitation consciousness and perceiving things are missing, or gone, wrong, etc. Which is what the limited ego does. To experience way beyond that and that which is in higher clarity, we much connect with and come from the heart, which is ever expansive and in a constant state of appreciation, love, bliss etc. One cannot be sad, while they are in their heartspace bkuz THEY are connected. We are only ever sad, depressed, angry etc negative in any way, when We are not in that moment in our open heartspace, coming from within, connected with our true self and true nature etc.
I keep imagining just how much he would have accomplished if he hadn't passed away. I don't really believe in God, but I do feel like all animals go to heaven. So I would have to assume that it was time that Heaven needed some help with the animals and called in the 1 person who loved animals the most.
I hope they do NOT carry on his habit of literally getting inches form the animals. Love em, sure, take great wildlife shots, sure. Conservation, sure. Good humor, great. But no, do not follow him in putting your nose two inches from their body, not good as we see it.
@@jimquantic Why isn't good that he is getting close? Its more entertaining than wildlife shots from 50 yards away or someone showing a picture and explaining. The up close and personal handling of these animals made his show what it was, and not just another boring documentary series.
A real-life Tarzan who made the word look at conservation. His death really shocked and distressed me. Thank God for film so we can witness these giant men and women.
@@avengersseven7357 dude you are so sad that you comment of every comment about him in a negative way like I don't get why people like you say shit like that this is an old saying but if you have nothing nice to say don't say it
@@danieljohnson4994 I don't understand why people loved him so much. When his son was a month old, Steve Irwin carried him in a crocodile enclosure, feeding them with chicken carcasses. I think that he should have been arrested for child endangerment.
Nah, PETA is just a group of people thinking they can be SJWs for animals and change things through being annoying and slacktivism. They don't want to be active, hands-on, and directly involved with conservation like Steve was. Their belief that "animals are people too" is also absolutely stupid. Treating animals like people will NOT work to keep them off the endangered species list. Animals need to be respected in ways that humans are not respected. Treating them like humans and leaving them to their business will basically be neglect when their population begins to drop rapidly.
I really love Steve Irwin and now my 2 youngest sons are great admirers as well. They have a love and passion for animals and animal conservation. I’m very proud of them.
To try to say he lived his life for attention is absurd - he did what he did because he loved it, he just happened to be great on camera. As for him being "cringy", somehow what the way he was transcended cringe and revealed itself for what it was - his honest personality and excitement for what he got to do. We should all be so lucky.
He was no fake, even as a child I could tell he really had a true passion for what he did. Unlike a lot of people, I can honestly say that the world truly lost something special when his time came.
Let's be real, in school we all liked teachers that were super chill and had a lot of personality and were passionate about teaching; like Steve Irwin. We all had that one teacher we liked to have. No one liked that deadbeat monotone teacher that makes you fall asleep within 10 minutes of the class starting and then you wish you skipped instead. If Steve was like that he wouldn't be nearly as successful.
@tom tom, yeah, Luckily he wasn't like Jeff Corwin which was all set up. Unfortunately most of the shows were basically fake, so many thought Steve was as well at first.
there are safer ways getting attention then spend time with dangerous animals that can kill you with one bite ... no one without passion would spend time with these beatiful but also deadly animals.
He also did to educate people on animals and their behaviors, and etc, his enthusiasm and sometimes his silly actions makes it so much more entertaining and makes me want to learn and listen.
Stephen Docherty He’s an animal specialist dumbass. He knew what he was doing, like animal specialists like him do. He seems to make a lot more sense than the idiocy you’re spewing right now.
@Stephen Docherty who said you could be an idiotic piece of rotting garbage that yells at everyone who disagrees with you even tho its going to make you look like an absolute fool without a functioning brain?
@Stephen Docherty i think you need to stop being an idiotic hypocrite who likes to yell at people because of jealousy and do something producrive for one juat stop being a piece of burning garbage that knows nothing but to be a childish excuse of a person just rethink these poor life choices
I remember coming back home from school one evening when I was in the third grade and my mom broke the news to me about Steve’s death. I balled for hours as if he was someone I knew personally lol. I was a huge fan of animal planet and a bigger fan of Steve Irwin. I was devastated!
Steve and his family are some of the most pure people who have lived. I remember watching Steve’s show with my dad when I was a kid. 20 years later, I still remember plenty about what Steve taught in those shows. Watching that show has always been and will always be a cherished memory in my life.
I'm from Australia I love your videos and I love this video I'm also from Queensland I'll never forget the day when my mum picked me up from school and told me one of my heroes died I remember the next day the whole school set up a TV and we watch the tribute ceremony it was a really sad time for all Australia he was truly a hero ps I just have one issue please pronounce Queensland right
As an American I remember it vividly as well as I was in the 6th grade at the time. Steve was my childhood hero and he was the one that got me into my love of animals so much that I wanted to become a wildlife biologist. I saw his movie opening day at my local theater at one of the earliest showings they had haha. Unfortunately I wasn't cut out for that as chemistry and upper biology just aren't my forte and I struggle with those parts now. But my childhood dream that I'll never be able to fulfill was to travel to the Australian zoo and meet him, and it still saddens me about that. But I've vowed to myself that I at least will visit his zoo when I visit Australia in the future.
When Steve passed away, it just floored me. As a fellow lover of reptiles and amphibians, I watched just about every show he ever put out. Someday, I hope to make it to his zoo.
his show and overall existence pushed my love for animals. ever since i knew that i could do what he did i decided thats what o was going to do. i cried so hard when he died i was just a child. now im about to be 22 and i have an associates degree in physical science and im going back for my bachelors in wildlife conservation. thank you steve for showing everyone that helping animals is just as important as helping humans ❤️❤️❤️
Watching these videos helped me remember something he said once. It was along the lines of that he acted the way he did on camera to keep people entertained and drawn in. I remember watching him growing up and I remember exactly where I was when it was announced that he had died
Steve Irwin will always be loved and missed, He was such a great man, he did alot of great work. His death was so shocking and it was the saddest day ever
I dated an Australian years ago and he used to laugh about Steve Irwin. Like the video said, my ex used to say that Aussies didn't say "Crikey" and so on. No matter, I was a fan and still am. His enthusiasm is contagious and I learned quite a bit watching him.
After 20 others stated that you felt the need to also appear informed right? only a few of the shots showed a manta and it was just because it's a similar creature. Go try theoretical physics now since your so smart to point out the obvious.
When he died I was so in disbelief! How could this happen to such a wonderful guy. He was a new Dad with two young children. It was truly a very sad time for all. There won’t be another one like him!
Steve Irwin was the first "celebrity" that had me a blubbery mess when he died. I really don't like how this video mocks him and makes false statements
A friend of mine has said one more than one occasion that Steve Irwin was the only celebrity who's death truly saddened him. I think that says a lot about Steve.
I love Steve Irwin. I grew up with him. And it upsets me when I see people say screw all stingrays. Steve would never want anyone to think less of them.
I was filling out papers to go to Australia to work as volunteer at Australia Zoo from Pennsylvania when Steve was killed. I was hit so hard I got depressed. I was like his mum in that I did my own rescue here and began to rehab animals. I will love him forever and his family! He was my mentor, my hero and taught me well about conservation. I am no longer afraid of wildlife because of his teachings and expertise. My favorite episode was when Bindi was born!! Awesome tenderness he showed.
yeah he was over the top and show biz. but he had to do it to get the general public's attention to the topic and then had to keep their attention to keep them to pay attention to what he was saying to help teach everyone about these animals.
I don't actually think that Steve's over-the-top act was just for the show business. My Dad use to work at Australia Zoo and he's told me that was how he acted ALL the time, even when they were just hanging out at his house.
@@ZanfisHD I think Steve Irwin was excited about life and nature...we should all be so intensely focused and happy about our world. What a wonderful place this planet would be if we all cared that much.
Surprisingly Steve was like that on and off camera, and the bugga didn't have a mute button either. But when he was quiet you knew there was an issue or he was thinking deeply.
Steve Irwin was my hero growing up. I watched all his shows and would catch garden snakes while performing my best worst Australian accent. When I found out he died I cried my eyes out for hours even though I had never met him for me it was like I had lost a life long friend. RIP Steve Irwin you may be gone but you're legacy will last forever.
Steve irwin has got to be the world's healthiest and most enthusiastic human being always energetic and upbeat ... My grandma used to love him RIP steve
When I found out Steve died I couldn't stop crying...I said even the Crocodiles were crying real tears...I'm so happy Terry and the kids continue to keep his legacy alive
He was such a beautiful soul. I watch his kids now and Bindi is just like him and robert looks just like him they all have beautiful souls I have learned alot from him. He was the best ever and his whole family is so inspiring.. Much love to his mom and dad wife Terry Bindi Robert
I grew up watching his show. I remember as a kid, you know how all your friends were excited for Saturday morning cartoons and such? Well, I was excited to watch the Steve Irwin Show! I made my parents record every single episode on the VCR so when i couldn't watch an episode, I would have it recorded so I could sit right in front of the tv and watch. I can honestly say that the world lost something truly special the day that his time came. I've never cried over a celebrity before, except for the day I found out Steve Irwin was gone. I cried like a big fat baby.
meeting Steve at his zoo and asking him questions that no one else could answer at that time. He was the best thing that ever happened to this country. I miss him every day like most Australians. In the video about him holding bob as an infant really pissed me off, it wasn't that dangerous have you seen his reflexes? He did the same thing with Bindi at that age because its a few years later it became dangerous? In saying that that family has done a fantastic job with zoo so far and planing to expand it even more i honestly can't wait to see it again
What's your fondest memory of Steve?
Mine was seeing a clip of him on the Oprah show hugging a female crocodile while she was laying eggs, it was just so beautiful and amazing, there was no animal he didn't love....
Many but I miss him I'm a fallow Australian God bless his family 🙏🏻
just his enthusiasm. It was so real.
His ESPN commercial...Hilarious!
Grunge every memory of him
Steve Irwin did more for Australian wildlife, than PETA ever has, or could.
Thank u for saying this!
Peta kills most of tha animals it "rescues"
For all wildlife
Steve Irwin did more for animals in general
What an original statement that nobody cares or will do anything about
Got to meet Steve at his reptile park when I was really young. He patted me on the head and said “Gday tiger” lol. I’m Aussie and I’ve never heard any Aussie say a bad word about him. He was a truly amazing person
But if you were a tiger, what were you doing at a reptile park? Something doesn't add up here...
legacysage hahahahaha guess you got me there mate.
Ashley King you’re so lucky I always wanted to meet him
Who sais ur not lying 😂 jk btw its possible
He was an inspiration to me when I was young, im so sad that I'll never be able to meet him.
As a child, his passing was my first introduction of the idea of Death.
I remember it aswell but i didn't learn about death that way how i learned what death really means is my father was killed in a car crash at 4 and a half had both lungs crushed and severe internal bleeding he lived for 45 mins being life flighted both his friends died instantly there necks were broken by there seat belt still remember looking at my father in his casket but i cannot remember his face no matter how had i try but i look very similar to him
Chandler Kinnett
Jesus Christ dude. A little dark for a comment section, but I’m sorry for your loss.
Same here
Thanks man im a no nonsense type of guy lifes rough but you take it till you cant take it anymore you feel me cant let it break you mentally but im not gonna lie i struggle some days are worse than others everyone has a thing that makes them tick like that tho could be a uncle grandfather or even a friend
Same. And it was a hard one. I would wake up and watch him every morning before school on animal planet
I miss his enthusiasm and love for animals so much! He had such awe and wonder for living things. Even after all these years, he is missed.
Man the world really lost a great human being the day that he died.
ye man, this brought me to tears.
a fkn stingray tho... );
Brandonio Granger the best*
The worlds a far better place without him
@Stephen Docherty why are you yelling the absolute nonsense peta told you to people
I dont know where they got that info about Australians seeing him as a stereotype or "cringe". As an Australian I can tell you right now, we as a country were so proud of that man! not one Australian has ever given him nothing but praise, he was our hero too, and we loved him so much! that misleading information was false. Australia has always been behind Steve all the way. We love ya Mate. And miss you so much.
I am glad he was Australian and not English, then.
yer it got a down vote for that its just wrong on so many lvls
"this very popular, wildlife warrior Australian bloke. And yet back here in my own country, some people find me a little bit embarrassing. They kind of cringe 'cause I'm coming out with 'Crikey' and 'Look at this beauty'." Is a quote from Steve Irwin. Whether you knew about it or not, there are Australians who looked down on him. Maybe after his death everyone seems to have forgotten about it, but it was there. And I'm not saying that someone who wasn't proud, or even critical of him, then can't be proud now. But you shouldn't pretend or erase that real people made him feel like that. That those feelings, about how some of the people of his country saw him, were real.
This exactly. I am one of those people who was not a fan of him. I respected him and the work he did but his "over the top" antics were too much for me to get behind. I have never watched more than 1 or 2 episodes of his shows. But I have seen the interviews he was part of, the articles written about his work etc. Even saying all of this I still agree that we, as whole world, have lost one of the last bastions of animal conservation. Steve was right up there with David Attenborough in his work to bring the wild world to everyone.
I'm english and of all the people in the world i think i saw the most of him from all his separate shows, there was hundreds and i loved him. But i never really saw him and thought wow all australians must be like that, even as a young kid. But to be fair neighbours was on a fair bit too and theyre not a great deal different to english people on that. What im trying to say is it's sad some australians may have felt misrepresented or whatever when i dont think that was ever the case. And what a legend to be represented by either way
It's not very often a celebrity death gets to me. But this one did. I have a lot of good memories watching his show with my mom. She passed a few years ago. I miss him so much.
same
@Rar Ted Aw that's so cute. What an amazing thing to have as a memory with a grandparent!!!
Man I grew up watching his show. I remember as a kid, you know how all your friends were excited for saturday morning cartoons and such? Well, I was excited to watch the Steve Irwin Show. I made my parents record every single episode on the VCR so when i couldnt watch an episode I would have it recorded so I could sit right in front of the tv and watch in amazement. Even as a child, Steve was a hero of mine. I was a teenager when he died, but ill be damned if i didnt cry like I had just lost my best friend.
@Rar Ted When we are connected with the universe from within, consciously, there is no separation, and there is deep understanding of soul/consciousness, expressing as humans and also all other things in awareness as we are awareness itself... So, I experience the person Steve, still, as these various mediums exist for me to watch and reflect upon, on my now moment, and also, am guided by that energy from beyond the personality/human experience. Tbh various things in my life are being healed and progressed, because I am once again in connection with this all on every level, not just the personality perspective named Steve. So yea it would've been incredible to experience newly emerging Steve Irwin in his human form, now, however, on another level, there is more happening energetically and mass consciousness-ly, from an omni present state of being, holding space, being infinite instead of just a limited human personality etc and as we attune to that, it's a very real in this moment thing to be guided by, connect with, celebrate etc vs being in lack and Limitation consciousness and perceiving things are missing, or gone, wrong, etc. Which is what the limited ego does.
To experience way beyond that and that which is in higher clarity, we much connect with and come from the heart, which is ever expansive and in a constant state of appreciation, love, bliss etc. One cannot be sad, while they are in their heartspace bkuz THEY are connected. We are only ever sad, depressed, angry etc negative in any way, when We are not in that moment in our open heartspace, coming from within, connected with our true self and true nature etc.
how did you not see it coming?
Steve Irwin is such a beautiful soul. he would be such a strong voice for the environment right now.
I keep imagining just how much he would have accomplished if he hadn't passed away. I don't really believe in God, but I do feel like all animals go to heaven. So I would have to assume that it was time that Heaven needed some help with the animals and called in the 1 person who loved animals the most.
The world needs more People like Mr. Irwin.
He already has a son
Im honestly convinced that he should be cloned
@Diego Quezada Zavala honestly ive seen liberals that were outraged at what peta tried to do
we have Coyote Peterson who is pretty good at this stuff to and I would consider him to be up there
@@mendo1738 Oh yeah, I've seen him before, you are correct sir.
It’s really cool that his kids are carrying on his legacy. His daughter, Bindi, is gorgeous!
I hope they do NOT carry on his habit of literally getting inches form the animals. Love em, sure, take great wildlife shots, sure. Conservation, sure. Good humor, great. But no, do not follow him in putting your nose two inches from their body, not good as we see it.
Not to mention Robert’s a spitting image of Steve himself!
@@YourLocalWitchDJ so true
@@jimquantic Why isn't good that he is getting close? Its more entertaining than wildlife shots from 50 yards away or someone showing a picture and explaining. The up close and personal handling of these animals made his show what it was, and not just another boring documentary series.
Not really. A family of people that make a living off of pestering animals for entertainment? Those kids are just living off of their dad's fame.
I still cry sometimes. He was such a big part of my childhood.
I understand as he meant so much to me as an adult. His family is keeping his legacy alive.
😂🤣 you have issues.
A real-life Tarzan who made the word look at conservation. His death really shocked and distressed me. Thank God for film so we can witness these giant men and women.
*world
Yess!!!
His death didn't surprise me in the least. I always knew that he would end up being hilled by one of the dangerous animals he was looking at.
@@avengersseven7357 dude you are so sad that you comment of every comment about him in a negative way like I don't get why people like you say shit like that this is an old saying but if you have nothing nice to say don't say it
@@danieljohnson4994 I don't understand why people loved him so much. When his son was a month old, Steve Irwin carried him in a crocodile enclosure, feeding them with chicken carcasses. I think that he should have been arrested for child endangerment.
Steve is everything PETA wants to be
Yet they shit all over his memory out of what, jealousy?
Nah, PETA is just a group of people thinking they can be SJWs for animals and change things through being annoying and slacktivism. They don't want to be active, hands-on, and directly involved with conservation like Steve was. Their belief that "animals are people too" is also absolutely stupid. Treating animals like people will NOT work to keep them off the endangered species list. Animals need to be respected in ways that humans are not respected. Treating them like humans and leaving them to their business will basically be neglect when their population begins to drop rapidly.
What...dead??
Clive Bindley a wonderful legacy *
Correction: Steve is everything PETA pretends to be
Never seen a man love what he did so much
His passion and enthusiastic personality is amazing.
True
I really love Steve Irwin and now my 2 youngest sons are great admirers as well. They have a love and passion for animals and animal conservation. I’m very proud of them.
that's so awesome !!
To try to say he lived his life for attention is absurd - he did what he did because he loved it, he just happened to be great on camera. As for him being "cringy", somehow what the way he was transcended cringe and revealed itself for what it was - his honest personality and excitement for what he got to do. We should all be so lucky.
He was no fake, even as a child I could tell he really had a true passion for what he did. Unlike a lot of people, I can honestly say that the world truly lost something special when his time came.
Let's be real, in school we all liked teachers that were super chill and had a lot of personality and were passionate about teaching; like Steve Irwin. We all had that one teacher we liked to have.
No one liked that deadbeat monotone teacher that makes you fall asleep within 10 minutes of the class starting and then you wish you skipped instead. If Steve was like that he wouldn't be nearly as successful.
@tom tom, yeah, Luckily he wasn't like Jeff Corwin which was all set up. Unfortunately most of the shows were basically fake, so many thought Steve was as well at first.
there are safer ways getting attention then spend time with dangerous animals that can kill you with one bite ... no one without passion would spend time with these beatiful but also deadly animals.
He also did to educate people on animals and their behaviors, and etc, his enthusiasm and sometimes his silly actions makes it so much more entertaining and makes me want to learn and listen.
He seemed like someone with no faults, pure, true, genuine, happy... Just a pure selfless soul.. will be truly missed
@Stephen Docherty your self esteem seems to have a deathwish because of the comments that are probably coming to you
Stephen Docherty He’s an animal specialist dumbass. He knew what he was doing, like animal specialists like him do.
He seems to make a lot more sense than the idiocy you’re spewing right now.
@Stephen Docherty isn't that literally everything you're doing rn
@Stephen Docherty who said you could be an idiotic piece of rotting garbage that yells at everyone who disagrees with you even tho its going to make you look like an absolute fool without a functioning brain?
@Stephen Docherty i think you need to stop being an idiotic hypocrite who likes to yell at people because of jealousy and do something producrive for one
juat stop being a piece of burning garbage that knows nothing but to be a childish excuse of a person
just rethink these poor life choices
I miss him always as a Crocodile Hunter. R.I.P my old friend and I will see you in Heaven.😢😢😢😢🌷🌷🌷⚘🌹🐞🐝🦂🦕🦆🦎🐋🐟🦀🐚🐛🦋🐌
Make sure you believe and asked God to come into your heart cuz I know i have and i cant wait to go to heaven to see that man
I can still watch him all day long.Thank u for this!
Happy birthday Steve! Your still in the hearts of many. R.I.P.
I loved him and his wife it was sad to die so young ❤
_~Rest in Paradise Steve Irwin~_
The only celebrity that I actually cared about when he died. I even cried. R.I.P. Steve Irwin. Truly missed.
I remember coming back home from school one evening when I was in the third grade and my mom broke the news to me about Steve’s death. I balled for hours as if he was someone I knew personally lol. I was a huge fan of animal planet and a bigger fan of Steve Irwin. I was devastated!
He was a hero for everyone
Poison Dude, that’s just rude.
Except PETA 🤣
Poison just because you couldn’t stand somebody doesn’t mean you can fucking laugh about them dying
@@cstruth5082 your right what a douchebag
@@ベス-z8h but how could you not? next you're gonna get mad for laughing at siegfried and roy
One thing he taught me. Be kind to animals.
He did *not* teach you that. He pestered animals.
Also Steve Irwin made a movie called Crocodile Hunter Collision Course, that was pretty fun.
TYLER ourada - Omg, I remember that! 🐊
Steve and his family are some of the most pure people who have lived. I remember watching Steve’s show with my dad when I was a kid. 20 years later, I still remember plenty about what Steve taught in those shows. Watching that show has always been and will always be a cherished memory in my life.
we miss you steve. You will never be forgotten.
I'm from Australia I love your videos and I love this video I'm also from Queensland I'll never forget the day when my mum picked me up from school and told me one of my heroes died I remember the next day the whole school set up a TV and we watch the tribute ceremony it was a really sad time for all Australia he was truly a hero ps I just have one issue please pronounce Queensland right
The Dying Breed how is Queensland pronounced correctly? I don’t want to make a mistake.
As an American I remember it vividly as well as I was in the 6th grade at the time. Steve was my childhood hero and he was the one that got me into my love of animals so much that I wanted to become a wildlife biologist. I saw his movie opening day at my local theater at one of the earliest showings they had haha. Unfortunately I wasn't cut out for that as chemistry and upper biology just aren't my forte and I struggle with those parts now. But my childhood dream that I'll never be able to fulfill was to travel to the Australian zoo and meet him, and it still saddens me about that. But I've vowed to myself that I at least will visit his zoo when I visit Australia in the future.
This guy was the meaning of a legend!! RIP Steve Irwin 😢
When Steve passed away, it just floored me. As a fellow lover of reptiles and amphibians, I watched just about every show he ever put out. Someday, I hope to make it to his zoo.
I really miss steve he was the best! Rip mate good day
His infectious positivity for every age and animal. Blessings to his family from Lismore.
Who in 2019 still misses him RIP
I'm pretty sure everyone does except for Peta
2020
2022he is still missed
REST IN PEACE sir, the world is in need of your enthusiasm for all species these days.
Peta:it’s Steve Irwin’s fault he died
All of the Internet:STFU
PETA:cries
It was his fault.
It was never Steve’s fault go feed yourself to a salty if u disagree.
RIP crocodile hunter
Raider 2747 What are they gonna do? Throw a boomerang at me?
Chuck E. Cheese no one loves you
Chuck E. Cheese
They’re going to unleash a horde of crocodiles on you
his show and overall existence pushed my love for animals. ever since i knew that i could do what he did i decided thats what o was going to do. i cried so hard when he died i was just a child. now im about to be 22 and i have an associates degree in physical science and im going back for my bachelors in wildlife conservation. thank you steve for showing everyone that helping animals is just as important as helping humans ❤️❤️❤️
people like steve remind me of the best side of humanity miss you mate!
I cried and cried after his death. That man was/is my hero.
Watching these videos helped me remember something he said once. It was along the lines of that he acted the way he did on camera to keep people entertained and drawn in. I remember watching him growing up and I remember exactly where I was when it was announced that he had died
Steve Irwin will always be loved and missed, He was such a great man, he did alot of great work. His death was so shocking and it was the saddest day ever
My heart still feels so heavy when i see videos or photos of him. He was a big part of my childhood
He was my hero :'(
I dated an Australian years ago and he used to laugh about Steve Irwin. Like the video said, my ex used to say that Aussies didn't say "Crikey" and so on. No matter, I was a fan and still am. His enthusiasm is contagious and I learned quite a bit watching him.
I believe Steve was one of the most sincere caring people that's ever walked this planet, he death was tragic and a loss to humanity and animals alike
He was and is GREAT ! Thanks Australia for giving the world such a guy !
"Stingray" shows Mantaray.
Steve would be the first to educate the presenters on the difference.
@@kurtisle can't educate people unwilling to learn.
Steve would not be pleased haha, but he would jump to be like " aw, nar, mate. Thats a gorgeous Mantaray- what a beaut."
After 20 others stated that you felt the need to also appear informed right? only a few of the shots showed a manta and it was just because it's a similar creature. Go try theoretical physics now since your so smart to point out the obvious.
The void made by Steve’s departure is never to be fulfilled. Perhaps, the best wildlife presenter the world has ever known!
I really wish Steve and David Attenborough had a chance a chance to talk, maybe on a podcast, would be such a cool thing to hear
But unfortunately we will never get it 😔
When he died I was so in disbelief! How could this happen to such a wonderful guy. He was a new Dad with two young children. It was truly a very sad time for all. There won’t be another one like him!
Rest in peace Steve. Absolute legend. There will never be anyone like you again.
His son
@@David-vg8lx his son will never be as good. Never had a chance to learn from his father.
Steve is still one of the greatest men ever. We still love you, Steve
Aussie and down to earth? lmao
Loved Steve, all my childhood discovery channel memories are mostly of his show.
Steve Irwin was the first "celebrity" that had me a blubbery mess when he died. I really don't like how this video mocks him and makes false statements
A friend of mine has said one more than one occasion that Steve Irwin was the only celebrity who's death truly saddened him. I think that says a lot about Steve.
I can't imagine how proud Steve kids are to know how much there dad cares for them and that he was teaching them from day one 😭
I love Steve Irwin. I grew up with him. And it upsets me when I see people say screw all stingrays. Steve would never want anyone to think less of them.
I love and miss Steve Irwin. I learned a lot from him. R.I.P Crocodile Hunter.
this man was too good for this world. the rest of his family are doing well to fill his shoes in his place.
I was filling out papers to go to Australia to work as volunteer at Australia Zoo from Pennsylvania when Steve was killed. I was hit so hard I got depressed. I was like his mum in that I did my own rescue here and began to rehab animals. I will love him forever and his family! He was my mentor, my hero and taught me well about conservation. I am no longer afraid of wildlife because of his teachings and expertise. My favorite episode was when Bindi was born!! Awesome tenderness he showed.
yeah he was over the top and show biz. but he had to do it to get the general public's attention to the topic and then had to keep their attention to keep them to pay attention to what he was saying to help teach everyone about these animals.
EXACTLY
I don't actually think that Steve's over-the-top act was just for the show business. My Dad use to work at Australia Zoo and he's told me that was how he acted ALL the time, even when they were just hanging out at his house.
N. ROOD - No, he never had to act like that, he acted like that because that's the way he is. 🙄
@@ZanfisHD I think Steve Irwin was excited about life and nature...we should all be so intensely focused and happy about our world. What a wonderful place this planet would be if we all cared that much.
Surprisingly Steve was like that on and off camera, and the bugga didn't have a mute button either. But when he was quiet you knew there was an issue or he was thinking deeply.
Grew up watching Irwin he was by far my favorite to watch when it came to learning about nature's animals and how they lived.
Never EVER say g'day like that again
I miss him so much ... He was such a good guy and did a lot of good for the world.
Still remember when he passed away I was driving home from work had too pull over was crying like a little girl
I recall doing the same.
This guy is one of my heroes. I was genuinely sad when he died. Huge loss!
The world is less bright without Steve.
Steve Irwin was my hero growing up. I watched all his shows and would catch garden snakes while performing my best worst Australian accent. When I found out he died I cried my eyes out for hours even though I had never met him for me it was like I had lost a life long friend. RIP Steve Irwin you may be gone but you're legacy will last forever.
Thanks for the best video on Steve's day. God bless
I am about bindis age and I am only living to watch Irwin again. We need it these days
I want him back so bad It still hurts like it did when it first happened
Steve irwin has got to be the world's healthiest and most enthusiastic human being always energetic and upbeat ... My grandma used to love him RIP steve
RIP Steve.
Miss you.
Me as a grown man here in the USA , I cried. I couldnt believe it.
I will never ever forget Steve.
He was the best of the best!
Every country needs a few people like steve
Steve Irwin = Legend.
He was literally the only celebrity that I cried over when I found out he died. I still miss him!!
The dislikes are from PETA
I was born in 2005 but still watched his show it was great
It was sad when I heard about what had happened to you regarding the freak accident that took you away too soon.
Steven Irwin Rest In Peace
Much love from Germany. He was crazy, but so so awesome. Loved watching his show.
Stingray: Did you come here to die?
Steve Irwin: Nah Came Here Yesterdie
What a rad dude! Love animals! And conservation and preservation is important too. What a great vision.
RIP mate!
When I found out Steve died I couldn't stop crying...I said even the Crocodiles were crying real tears...I'm so happy Terry and the kids continue to keep his legacy alive
He was a cool dude #RIP
One of my all time heroes. He taught me how to love and respect nature, and every part of it.
Who is the founder of Peta? just wanted to know for no particular reason
Hmm I need a cheap hitman
@Kaiser Isaiah Foo I thought Ingrid was a guy... isn't he?
Its amazing what one man can do for animal conservation. He was a truly brilliant man god bless him
That plus they say it went through his heart of all places . Otherwise I guess he would of survived I guess. True legend.
He was such a beautiful soul. I watch his kids now and Bindi is just like him and robert looks just like him they all have beautiful souls I have learned alot from him. He was the best ever and his whole family is so inspiring.. Much love to his mom and dad wife Terry Bindi Robert
Who said that the baby was at risk. It’s Steve Irwin after all!
Steve Irwin would not put his child at risk. People who complained did not know him.
@@karyannfontaine8757 It is still weird tough
I grew up watching his show. I remember as a kid, you know how all your friends were excited for Saturday morning cartoons and such? Well, I was excited to watch the Steve Irwin Show! I made my parents record every single episode on the VCR so when i couldn't watch an episode, I would have it recorded so I could sit right in front of the tv and watch. I can honestly say that the world lost something truly special the day that his time came. I've never cried over a celebrity before, except for the day I found out Steve Irwin was gone. I cried like a big fat baby.
And here's peta... Insulting a dead man. He was so pure of heart! Why PETA? WHY???
meeting Steve at his zoo and asking him questions that no one else could answer at that time. He was the best thing that ever happened to this country. I miss him every day like most Australians. In the video about him holding bob as an infant really pissed me off, it wasn't that dangerous have you seen his reflexes? He did the same thing with Bindi at that age because its a few years later it became dangerous? In saying that that family has done a fantastic job with zoo so far and planing to expand it even more i honestly can't wait to see it again
Oh Cranky, shes got a grip on me hand lol R.I.P.
Steve & Terry Irwin are great parents whole love their children immensely.
Steve Irwin is fondly remembered.