Did anyone else feel sad to hear Steve Irwin died last week?

hell yeah!!! i still cant get over the fact that he's gone and he died in such a horrible accident.. i miss him so much , i used to love watching his show .. he loved what he was doing .. and his final resting place is at Australia Zoo .. his family got permission to bury him there and i think that is a very nice gesture that they did that RIP Steve

Yes, I felt very sad. I think the hardest part about his death was the randomness of it. This man courted death almost every single day, and then a freak accident took him...he was killed in one of the rarest ways a person can be killed.

He did die doing what he had to do, but it's so sad that he wasn't doing anything dangerous when he died. He was a certified scuba diver and he knew that stingrays aren't deadly. At least, they're not supposed to be...

Yes it was very sad And I still cry for him,Terry,Bindy Sue and baby Bob!He was only the best conservationist of our time.The way he cared for animals was phenomenal! My kids and I have watched Him and Terry from the Start.we got to see Bindy when she was A couple minutes old! As far as I'm concerned we lost a very special person who brought a lot of love and laughter to our lives and tried to teach everyone compassion for all of Gods animals.My deepest sympathy goes out to all who loved him,but mostly his family.It's sad to think that baby Bob will never know his dad personally,but he will thru videos know what a kind and loving person he was.I think everyone who loved Steve for the special man he was should send a note to Terry with our love and respect and offer her our deepest sympathy for her loss.I think she could use the love about now.The only thing that helps me know he did not die in vain,is he was doing the very thing he loved to do. R.I.P Steve,We all will miss you terribly

I was really sad, I had always loved watching his shows. But at least he died doing what he loved, which is more than most people can say. I'm so sad for his family.

Yes, very, very. verrrrrrrrrrrrrrry much. I am as sad as his family is about his death. But, he did live a good life, but it was cut short. He should of lived for at least 25-30 more years. I think he was in his early 40's. But, I do miss him very much still.

I totally had an ache in my heart for a few days after hearing of his tragic death. My heart goes out to his family and friends. We should all play a part in being wildlife warriors in his honor, of course no one will ever fill his shoes, but we should now open our eyes to Steve's message so his death is not in vain.

I was sad. I liked his movie. I hadn't really watched the show that much, but at least the dude died doing what he loved.

i presumed it replaced right into a shaggy dog tale as quickly as I heard the information. i think of we are in a position to relate to him extra desirable than a information reporter or celebrity with the aid of fact he replaced into purely a guy. He replaced into no longer doing what he did for the money. He rather cared for his reason. He replaced right into a great aussie guy. I cried lots that nighttime and nevertheless sense unhappy. he would be ignored lots!i assume all of us basically concept he replaced into invincible. I omit him thousands and we basically ought to stay valuable that his death replaced into no longer in ineffective. it rather is thrown the spotlight on an extremely great reason and his kin is his legacy. God bless him.

I still cry every time I see the Crocidile Hunter TV shows!

I was so shocked, and I still am.

He just seemed invincible, such a horrible waste of life.

I feel so very sorry for his wife Terri, and their two georgous kids Bindi and Bob.