I thought it would be nice to have all of his documentaries in one place. Some you may allreday find in FH topics others are new.


Steve Irwin (1962-2006)
R.I.P. mate...



Stephen Robert Irwin was born to Lyn and Bob Irwin in Victoria in February 1962. Bob Irwin was a keen enthusiast of reptiles and moved his family to Queensland in 1970 to start a small reptile park at Beerwah on the Sunshine Coast. Australia Zoo became a true family business, flourishing until 1991 when Bob & Lyn retired, turning over management to their son, Steve.

Living in the Zoo, Steve grew up with animals of all kinds, taking part in the animals daily feeding, care and maintenance. His 6th birthday present was what he had always wanted – his very own scrub python! It was 3.6m (12ft) long and while most other children were opening cans of pet food for their cats or dogs, Steve was out catching fish and hunting rodents to feed to his crocodiles and snakes.

Bob taught the young Steve everything there was to know about reptiles – even teaching his nine-year-old how to jump in and catch crocodiles in the rivers of North Queensland at night. This father and son’s proud boast is that every crocodile in their Zoo (the numbering some 100 animals) was either caught by their bare hands or bred and raised in their Zoo.

As he grew older Steve followed in his father’s footsteps and volunteered his services to the Queensland Governments East Coast Crocodile Management program which saw him spend years living on his own in the mosquito infested creeks, rivers and mangroves of North Queensland catching huge crocodiles single-handed. His record of successful catches is still staggering to this day.

Since 1991, Australia Zoo has flourished and expanded under Steve’s guidance. In 1990 a chance reunion with his friend, television producer John Stainton, filming in the Zoo for a TV commercial, gave Steve the opportunity to show his diverse animal talents to the world when they both took a punt and make the first documentary, "The Crocodile Hunter" in 1992.

The tremendous success of this one program quickly encouraged the making of more and so over the next 3 years, 10 one hour episodes were made and on television screens all over the world. Steve has now filmed over 70 episodes of "The Crocodile Hunter", 53 episodes of "Croc Files", 43 episodes of “Croc Diaries” and his next television series is called “The New Breed Vets” for release in 2005.

Steve has the greatest respect and understanding for all animals – something that has been instilled into him by his family for all of his life – and he's proud to share his passion with everyone who visits his Zoo and with his five hundred million viewers world-wide.

In June 1992, Steve married Terri Raines from Oregon USA. They had met a few months earlier when Terri visited the Zoo whilst on holidays in Australia. They now spend their lives together educating people everywhere to care for all of our world’s wildlife.

On 4th of September 2006 Steve Irwin died after being stung by a stingray while shooting a TV program off Australia's north coast at Batt Reef.







Steve Irwin Tribute from Channel 7 - 5th September 2006

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The Crocodile Hunter - A Tribute to Steve Irwin (from Channel 9)

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Larry King Live (11-24-04) Steve Irwin Special Reair

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The Crocodile Hunter Diaries - My Best Friends



In this episode of Crocodile Hunter Diaries Steve reminds us who are his best friends;like Steve says "the best backup in the world" : Terri,Wes and his daughter Bindi , "me best mates and the people I love the most".

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Discovery - The Crocodile Hunter



Steve's Story. Was he raised by rattlers? Befriended by crocs? Schooled by piranhas? Here's your chance to get inside the adrenaline-charged head of Steve Irwin, star of Discovery's The Crocodile Hunter. You'll learn how an unassuming little tike from Australia turned into the wildest man on television. Peek in Steve's family album. Watch private home movies. See candid interviews. "Steve's Story" is jam-packed with never-before-seen action footage of the Croc Man's early days. It's the straight skinny, the real deal, the inside scoop on Discovery's The Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin.

Steve's Most Dangerous Adventures. Steve and Terri host this chilling and thrilling look back at some of their most dangerous moments and closest calls! During the making of The Crocodile Hunter television series, Steve has been rattled by rattlers, surrounded by tiger sharks, cornered by cobras and chased up a tree by Komodo dragons. You'll relive Terri's famous cliff fall and see amazing new footage of Steve's confrontation with lions and elephants that will wrack your last nerve!

Greatest Crocodile Captures. Join fearless Steve and Terri Irwin as they struggle to return some crocodile "friends" to safety. Among the cranky crocs are jawless "Nobby", feisty "Lucy", elusive "Bindi" and, in what is probably one of the Irwin's most rewarding captures, the massive and aggressive "Charlie". Don't even think of trying this at home! You'll witness the different skills and techniques needed to stay one step ahead of the giant snapping jaws.

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Snakebite: The Ten Deadliest Snakes



This terrifying programme follows renowned animal lover, Steve Irwin, on a trip of a lifetime as he sets out to find the world's ten most venomous snakes, all of which are found in Australia.

This is Steve at his very best as he travels thousands of miles from Darwin in the North to Reevesby Island, south of Adelaide to find, handle and explain all about the deadliest snakes in the world.

Highlights include the Death Adder, which wriggles its tail like a worm to lure its prey, the Tiger Snake, which gives Steve a terrible time by incessantly striking at him as well as Steve being licked by a wild female Fierce Snake, the most venomous snake in the world. Above all, Steve is here to demonstrate that there is room in the world for both snakes and humans and encourages us to show more respect and less fear and let them enjoy their share of the planet.

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Irwin will be sorely missed world-wide....

Tragic loss. He was a great friend to some of the worlds deadliest (soon to be extinct no doubt) creatures and gave them so much respect. These days most people couldn't care about the other animals in the world where they live. To top it off hes so entertaining to watch. R.I.P.

I'm currently sharing the feature film he made "crocodile hunter:collision course". Shall i put it here too?

King Monkey

Thanks for these. I was just thinking today about searching for them myself, then this post popped up. Nice1

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The Crocodile Hunter - A Tribute To Steve Irwin (from Channel 9)

I heard that there will be some TV stations that will air memorial service in Australia Zoo next week:



Is somebody planning to caputre this and share it?

Thx

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Larry King Live (11-24-04) Steve Irwin Special Reair

Steve Irwin interview on - Enough Rope with Andrew Denton (6/10/03) Enough.Rope.Interview.with.Steve.Irwin.6.Oct.03.PDTV.xvid.avi  [348.72 Mb]

Peace out Steve

So sad about Steve Irwin.

R.I.P

This was one awesome interview.... By far my favorite Steve Irwin interview. A must watch!!

Bit crazy, bit weird but we will all miss him, rest in peace STEVE
thanks for sharing

Crocodile Hunter Diaries: Sore Like An Eagle - 2006



Here is another great episode.

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Thanks buddy....he was one in a million, R.I.P. mate!

thanks