INTERVIEW - David Attenborough on Steve Irwin at Natural Curiosities press screening on 26th January 2015 in London, Eng

The transcript discusses Steve Irwin's dedication to conservation, his unique approach to interacting with wildlife, and the differing opinions on his methods. Despite not personally enjoying his style, the speaker acknowledges Irwin's genuine care for the natural world.

What was one of Steve Irwin's main contributions to conservation?

• He wrote books about wildlife.

• He made films and invested money in conservation.

• He created a wildlife sanctuary in Africa.

• He traveled the world giving lectures.

How did Steve Irwin's upbringing influence his view of wildlife?

• He avoided interacting with animals directly.

• He had a less precious view of animals due to his outback upbringing.

• He preferred to observe animals from a distance.

• He was more cautious around animals.

What activity did Steve Irwin enjoy from an early age?

• Planting trees

• Studying marine life

• Jumping on the backs of crocodiles

• Bird watching

What is the narrator's personal opinion about Steve Irwin's methods?

• He believed they were the best approach to conservation.

• He found them entertaining.

• He didn't enjoy watching them but didn't think they were evil.

• He thought they were evil.

How does the narrator compare Steve Irwin to other conservationists?

• He believes Steve was not a true conservationist.

• He feels Steve cared just as much as any other conservationist.

• He thinks Steve was more effective than others.

• He believes Steve cared less about the natural world.