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Wes Mannion recalls 20 years of injuries and brotherhood with Steve

Wes Mannion, who met Steve Irwin at 14, sustained permanent injuries from both crocodile and Irwin himself, yet calls him brother, best friend and mentor.

Why it mattersIrwin's influence on those close to him shaped their lives and how they view injuries and hardship. Mannion's story shows what mentorship and genuine friendship meant to Irwin's inner circle.

AustraliaAustralians still honour Steve Irwin as a conservation icon. This tribute reminds people of the human bonds he built and the mark he left on those who worked alongside him at Australia Zoo on the Sunshine Coast.

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