Steve Irwin’s Cameraman Recalls His Final Words After Stingray Attack on 20th Anniversary of His Death
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Key Points:
- Justin Lyons, Steve Irwin's cameraman, shared the conservationist's final words, recalling how Irwin said "I'm dying" after being pierced by a stingray during filming on the Great Barrier Reef.
- The incident occurred while filming a documentary, with Lyons describing the chaotic and emotional moments as they tried to save Irwin, including CPR attempts on Croc One and paramedics arriving at Low Island.
- Despite efforts to revive him, Steve Irwin was declared dead shortly after paramedics arrived, leaving his crew and loved ones in deep despair.
- The documentary "Steve Irwin: A Wild Life," aired on 60 Minutes Australia, commemorates the 20th anniversary of his death and features reflections from his close friends and crew.
- Steve Irwin's legacy continues through his wife Terri and their children Bindi and Robert, who manage Australia Zoo and uphold his conservation work.
