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4 September 2026

Twenty years since Steve Irwin’s death, the Crocodile Hunter still inspires the world

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Twenty years since Steve Irwin’s death, the Crocodile Hunter still inspires the world

Twenty years after Steve Irwin’s death, the Crocodile Hunter’s love for wildlife lives on through his family, Australia Zoo and the generations he inspired.

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