what happend to steve irwins death footage

Terri explained that 'from then on, we found that Steve's natural behavior in the wild happens to be fascinating!' Frankly, it was so fascinating that it led to his own show and international fame. 'We dropped our honeymoon, we went to north Queensland, and we helped this crocodile and filmed a documentary on the premise that the cameraman just chases Steve around.' While that surely would have made for an interesting home movie, it became so much more. However, the original plan quickly went out the window when the pair ended up getting a call about 'a crocodile that needed help,' Terri later told Scientific American. Forget about selfies or the occasional photo taken by a hotel staff member, this husband and wife were accompanied by a 'camera crew' that was ready to film all of the (animal-related) action. Granted, that wasn't the only unusual thing about the couple's post-marriage, er, celebration. Instead of lounging on a secluded and tropical beach or enjoying romantic dinners together by candlelight, these two had planned on spending their honeymoon trapping and relocating 'rogue' crocodiles. The ship was named for Irwin in December 2007, and Sea Shepherd founder, Captain Paul Watson, explained, 'For over a decade the Steve Irwin was our flagship, taking us to the remote and hostile seas of the Southern Ocean to defend the whales, to the Mediterranean to defend Bluefin tuna, and to the Danish Faroe Islands to defend pilot whales and dolphins.' The M/Y Steve Irwin is a (now-retired, massive, skull-adorned) ship that shares a moniker with the late nature-loving star and conservationist.

However, that wasn't the only honor that Irwin received that was related to his name. He explained that the star 'and his family have put Beerwah on the map.' That's why, in September 2006, Beattie stated that he could 'think of no more fitting tribute than to rename the road that runs past Australia Zoo in his honor,' while announcing that Glass House Mountains Road would now be Steve Irwin Way.

Queensland Premier Peter Beattie noted that Irwin was 'Queensland's most well-known ambassador ever,' according to The Sydney Morning Herald.

What happend to steve irwins death footage