Ten years later Steve Irwin is still dead and his legacy of exploiting animals for cable monopolistic entertainment values increases with a whole new generation of animal abusers with television programs. When Steve Irwin got stung it was the stung heard around the world as Steve Irwin was the first global nature TV star and was viewed on all continents in all languages doing his crazy play with some of the dangerous beasts around the world. Steve though had a particular fetish of getting down with Crocodiles, alligators, and sometimes gravils . The work of Steve Irwin through the media has influenced many imitators and other media or print companies from trying to discover their own nature star hunting and tracking down wildlife for the amusement of the viewer at home on their couch.
Perhaps the most sickening one is called Gator Bait and put out by something called Triple magazine and can be found on YouTube. In these episodes a moma with her two blonde daughters helps them gain the appreciation of tracking, killing, and eventually torturing all types of big game that even would of made a Steve Irwin squint. 
This woman puts her two young daughters in precarious positions that most parents would be shocked to see someone their kids age risking harm for TV viewing. Most people do not know who this hunting family is and why a hunting magazine is tryng so hard to push them as a regular all-American female family that loves killing animals and gutting up their intestines. 
Triple magazine wants to promote the hunting lifestyle and throwing this family as representatives in an industry that you don't see young girls wishing to have encounters is pretty much the bizarre neurotic nature of this program that Triple magazine creates out there for all to see. Steve Irwin and his belly-hopping antics and in your face harassment of Mother earth's creatures is basically the root of the problem
. His antics ended ten years ago on this date when a stig ray had enough of this prying primate observing its every move and decided to put away with this Irwin pest the best way a sting ray knows how to in nature. Irwin took a zap to the tummy which quickly ending the ticking of his clock and his heart was kaput after this shocking your truly and many other pundit social critic writers and bloggers who long predicted his death at the hands of a cocky croc. 
instead Steve Irwin was killed on September 4 2006 when a ray gave him a stinger and the electric shocks of this dramatic natural shock turned off the brain and ended potentially another decade of lame animal programs with this pinhead rubbing his meat against the meat of all sorts of reptilians, mammals,fish, and birds. Steve Irwin is still dead at the age of fifty six.
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