Despite the tragedy the stingray has brought to her life, Terri Irwin says that people should love the animal.

The widow of "The Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwin has revealed to the Nine Network's "Today Show" that despite their current reputation, stingrays should be loved.

Bindi Irwin has said she wants to become a "wildlife warrior" just like her late father Steve Irwin.

The eight-year-old animal lover - who is currently on a tour of the U.S. to promote her upcoming TV show - happily described some of the world's most dangerous animals as "sweet and gentle."

If you thought there was a slight chance that Steve Irwin's death tape would be leaked onto the internet, guess again. Thankfully the last trace of the tape will never see daylight.

Terri recently revealed that the footage of her husband's tragic death has been destroyed. The Oregon native was given the tapes of her late husband's demise last week to prevent it being leaked online in the hands of millions.

Although Steve Irwin's legacy will live on, the memory of his death will forever be painful to those who were with him when he died.

Irwin's friend, who was with him when he died, has spoken about his untimely death for the first time.

After his unfortunate death, we knew that little Bindi would carry on her beloved father's legacy, and now the eight-year-old is bringing some of dad's wild life work to the States.

Steve Irwin's widow Terri and her young daughter will take to the U.S. stage to continue his work.

It has always been in Terri Irwin's best interest to make sure her kids are doing okay and not off in la-la land, especially after experiencing the tragic loss of their father. But when all else fails, that's when you visit a shrink.

Terri Irwin recently revealed she has seen a psychologist to help her and her children come to terms with their father Steve Irwin's untimely death.