5. Steve Irwin
The “Crocodile Hunter” died while filming the underwater documentary Ocean’s Deadliest in September 2006. Irwin was snorkeling at Batt Reef near Port Douglas, Queensland when he approached an 8-foot-wide stingray from behind. The stingray charged Irwin as if a shark was attacking, striking him several hundred times with its tail spine. Irwin was only 44 when he pronounced dead at the scene. The documentary was completed with footage shot in the weeks following the accident, but there was no mention of Irwin’s accidental death.
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