PETA insulted Steve Irwin and is shocked the internet didn.
Steve Irwin was a famous Australian wildlife enthusiast who was at the helm of the popular 'Crocodile Hunter' series.The Sunday Mail Sunshine Coast Wildlife campaigner Bindi Irwin has taken one of the world’s most powerful women to task after an essay she was invited to write for US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s e-journal was drastically edited. Bindi, 14, was asked to write 800-1000 words on why she chose to devote her life’s work to wildlife conservation.The Official Steve Irwin Day website, Steve Irwin Day, November 15, a day for remembering the Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin. The day will represent the many things Steve was passionate about. Get involved in a number of ways including, visiting Australia Zoo, fundraising or donning your khakis for Khaki Day.
The famous Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin, was a true blue Aussie with an infectious personality, who lived in khakis and had a distinct love for wildlife. This year, 2016, marks the ten-year anniversary since his unexpected death. We take a look at his adventurous life, a life that wowed audiences across the world, and who could forget his famous phrase Crikey!Steve Irwin is my hero because he helped endangered animals survive and live on for generations to come. Ever since I was a little kid, I would look up to him because when I was young, I loved animals too.
The Irwin’s turtle, which was found by Steve and Bob Irwin in the 1997, is specie that is now to be believed under extinction. This turtle is found in a lake in Australia and is, like most turtles,able to breathe underwater for a long time.
