Steve Irwin - Ocean's Deadliest (DVD)

...a documentary staring the late Steve Irwin (Crocodile Hunter) and Philipe Cousteau, grandson of Jaque Cousteau. In which both of them travel through the worlds oceans looking for the most dangerous of all.

It Shows all the different deadly creatures that live in the ocean, from the Blue ringed octupuse, which has the most potent venom of any octupuse, to cone shells, whos neurotoxins are used for medical purposes.

While ...
...go WOW. Steve catches a 7 foot long sea snake, the biggest ive ever heard or seen of, and i dive. He also gets close with some stone fish taking off his fin and putting his bare foot over one to show the spike reflex of the fish. While Steve was doing this, Philipe was in Africa in a shark cage swimming face to face with the a-pex predator of the sea, the great white sharks, as they came in for seals.

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The Oceans Deadliest is a documentary staring the late Steve Irwin (Crocodile Hunter) and Philipe Cousteau, grandson of Jaque Cousteau. In which both of them travel through the worlds oceans looking for the most dangerous of all.

It Shows all the different deadly creatures that live in the ocean, from the Blue ringed octupuse, which has the most potent venom of any octupuse, to cone shells, whos neurotoxins are used for medical purposes.

While mainly entertaining, this documentary cause you to sit there and go WOW. Steve catches a 7 foot long sea snake, the biggest ive ever heard or seen of, and i dive. He also gets close with some stone fish taking off his fin and putting his bare foot over one to show the spike reflex of the fish. While Steve was doing this, Philipe was in Africa in a shark cage swimming face to face with the a-pex predator of the sea, the great white sharks, as they came in for seals.

During the filming of this Documentary a trajadey struck the world, Steve Irwin was fatally wonded, his heart was peirced in a freak accident encounter with a Bull Ray, whose tail spine was pushed directally into Steves Heart causing him to die from cardiac arrest, on board CrocOne a few minutes after. His loss hit the world hard, as his father said, "we shouldnt be sorry for steve being gone but we should be sorry for the animals he wont be able to save anymore, because they lost the best friend they ever had". All of the encounter was captured by the camera man, showing the last few seconds of the greatest Conservationalist to have ever lived's life.

None of the filming done on that day September 4, was shown on this video, and the death tape was reportably destroyed by widow Terri Irwin. The stingray was not added to the list of most dangerous, because as it was described a freak accident where the bull ray felt cornerd and hit steve in a 1 in a billion chances directly int he heart.

This documentary is like a tribute to Steve Irwin, a montage of his lifes work in the few hours it lasts, it reminds the people that there are animals out there in the world that need our help, and if it takes an outgoing Aussie to spark our intrest in Conservation, then it can be continued after the figure is gone.

Remeber Steve Irwin with this last peice of film he would ever be in 

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