No more Croc's :'(

[cotena]

Yes, it is a sad day.    He was a great conservationalist and he will be missed. I too am surprised at the way he died.  It was an odd and unfortunate accident.
My heart goes out to his wife, kids, and the many people who loved him.

[zog]

Heartbreaking ...he took such a childlike joy in the world around him. He lived more in the few years he had than most ever will.

[Kiraki]

An odd twist of fate – Always thought it would have been death by a croc (Although they were mostly alligators not crocodiles…). 

Much respect for his contribution to the environment!

[.:ZEN:.]

Still have one hope though, Jeff Corwin.

yeah... i watched his shows... he is good... but does not have the same ''spunk'' that the croc hunter had....

the worst part is that he was swimming with his daughter doing a kids show at the time... he did not know that he was swimming over the stingray and the show had nothing to do with them... the worst part is that his daughter saw him dying... 

there is a programme coming today on animal planet called:  in memory of steve irwin  its coming  at 7pm hong kong time...

he was a man that braught the world to its knees 



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QX1pXuovWw         

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ik2C0tv2D-I


sorry croc hunter...

hurray for steve... where ever he is 

[Myrthe]

yeah, this sucks, Irwin was the best. they are thinking about releasing the death footage on the news! how would you like it if the video of you dying was played on CNN for the whole world to see. Its all about money.....hmmm.

anyway, go austrailia!

[LARAGORN]

Steve had a love for life and everything in it. His energy and his radiant personality were contagious, anyone around him could'nt stop smiling, and feeling good.
When anyone who has devoted their life to a positive cause dies, the whole world looses a very valuable addition to the human race.

I will not mourne his passing, I will celibrate his life.
Thank you steve

[Induane]

I totall agree Laragorn.  Watching Steve Irwin for so many years gave me a deep respect for the somtimes overly enthustiastic man.  It was apparant that he truely loved what he did for a living and he died doing what he loved.  I can only hope that my life is that fulfilling, though preferably not as tragically short. 

A good portion of my high school days was spent on a Steve Irwin inspired project with 3 friends called "Aussie the Folktale Hunter".  With terrible terrible accents, Aussie and Lumbar Jack roved our small town in search of local folklore and legends, making an attempt to approach it with the same enthusiam that made the Crocodile Hunter so fun to watch.

Yesterday I wore my Crocodile Hunter T-Shirt to commemorate him.  Few have done so much to help protect the environment we are so actively destroying.  My shirt will be retired to a shelf now.

Best regards Stevo!

[.:ZEN:.]

The silver lining behind the cloud:

[dying_inside]

You play with fire you get burnt.
In his case it was a simple ember.... Sting rays dont usually cause death....

I accept that its bad....
But then again, screwing around with crocodile's and variouse other dangerouse animals was tragically demented in its own rite.
I think that its a good thing his corpse is still in one piece....

[.:ZEN:.]

I think that its a bad thing his corpse has a BIG FAT hole through it!

Thats right through his heart!

[neko kyouran]

Putting a quote on something another person never said is typically frowned upon.

[Akaye]

  May Steve rest in peace and be remembered for all of the hard work he has put into the environment and the knowledge he has provided for youngsters every where about the wild life.

[Keyaz]

Condolences to his family and friends, he will be greatly missed

[Croconil]

Its very upsetting that he died. He made people look towards animals in a different light.
R.I.P.

On a lighter note!

HE DIDNT DIVE ON ME!