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Steve Irwin. A man in a khaki short-sleeved shirt holds a microphone in one hand and raises his other hand while speaking outdoors near a wire fence.
✓ SBS AustraliaCulture & Curiosity

Colleague recalls Steve Irwin as serious researcher, not just TV star

Twenty years after his death, a crocodile researcher who worked with Steve Irwin recalls his genuine scientific passion and down-to-earth nature.

Why it mattersIrwin's legacy was serious conservation science beyond his TV persona. He spent long nights around campfires discussing how to get the public to care about wild places and dangerous animals.

AustraliaThe Australian wildlife researcher shaped how his country protects crocodiles and wild species through pioneering field research.

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