And everytime a crocodile sees her he'll think "YUMMY!"

Just watched the memorial service on tv. It was actually genuinely moving. When his right hand man packed up his ute (Aussie pick up truck) for the last time and drove it out of the arena... *shivers*

I was pretty much in tears at that part, so very sad. His daughter is probably one of the cutest kids I have ever seen. I saw the episode of Oprah when Steve and the family were on. She was adorable. She had a little snake that she was petting and giving it little kisses.

I saw on another site I frequent that eventhough his wife had sunglasses on, you could still see all the pain in her eyes. RIP!

There'll probably be a bit of uproar from certain people about this.
From http://www.rte.ie

"01 December 2006
Irwin's last adventure to air in January

The wildlife special Crocodile Hunter star Steve Irwin was shooting when he was killed in September is to air in the new year.

The Discovery Channel and Animal Planet TV networks will simultaneously air 'The Steve Irwin Tribute,' as well as his last TV project 'Ocean's Deadliest' in America on 21 January.

In 'Ocean's Deadliest,' Irwin is joined by oceanographer and adventurer Philippe Cousteau (grandson of the famous oceanographer Jacques Cousteau) as they explore the waters between Australia's Gold Coast and the Great Barrier Reef.

Cousteau, who was aboard Croc One with Irwin during the expedition when he was struck and killed by a stingray, narrates the 90-minute documentary.

'The Steve Irwin Tribute' is an intimate look at the life of the Crocodile Hunter as a father, friend, icon and conservationist through the eyes of those who knew him best.

His widow, Terri, along with family and friends will share personal stories about Irwin."