8 Deaths of Actors on the Set

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Steve Irwin

The Australian TV presenter, often named as the “crocodile hunter,” died in during a live broadcast. Steve Irwin was known for his programs about dangerous animals and his fearlessness in dealing with predators. On September 4, 2006, during underwater filming in the area of ​​the Great Barrier Reef, a stingray (Bathyraja spinicauda) slammed him in the chest. At the time of his death, Irwin was 44 years old, he had two children left.

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