World News ‘South Africa’s Steve Irwin’ Graham ‘Dingo’ Dinkelman dead at 44 from venomous snake bite By Shane Galvin Published Nov. 1, 2024, 1:00 a.m. ET ...

No, it wasn’t some twisted prank. It was the real deal with one of South Africa’s most dangerous snakes. Expert snake catcher Emile Rossouw was called in to remove the reptile safely.

YouTuber Graham 'Dingo' Dinkelman, dubbed 'South Africa's Steve Irwin,' died after being bitten by a venomous snake. The wildlife conservationist was 44 and had three children.

He was 44. Dinkleman, who was dubbed "South Africa's Steve Irwin " due to his similarities to the late Australian conservationist, died on Saturday, Oct. 26 — one month after being bitten.

On Feb. 25, Stellenbosch Snake Removal shared on Facebook that the snake removal service recently found a highly venomous cape cobra hiding in the toilet of a lodge in South Africa ...

Found in South America and Trinidad, the South American bushmaster (Lachesis muta) is the longest pit viper in the world. These snakes typically grow to be 6.5 to 8 feet long, but some can reach ...

No, it wasn’t some twisted prank. It was the real deal with one of South Africa’s most dangerous snakes. Expert snake catcher Emile Rossouw was called in to remove the reptile safely.

Known as "South Africa's Steve Irwin," Dinkelman spent a month in the ICU in an induced coma before he passed, Kirsty said in a statement posted to Dinkelman’s Instagram on Thursday.