Content creator and nature conservationist Graham "Dingo" Dinkelman died on Saturday from a venomous snake bite, his wife Kirsty said. He was 44. Dinkelman was allergic to snake venom and the bite he experienced sent him straight into anaphylactic shock,

The teenage daughter of nature conservationist Graham “Dingo” Dinkelman mourned the death of her father in a touching tribute. Known as “South Africa’s Steve Irwin,” the conservationist and content creator died Oct. 26 at age 44 after a month in the hospital.

GRAHAM “Dingo” Dinkelman was a renowned South African wildlife conservationist, snake handler and broadcaster. The popular YouTuber tragically passed away on October 28, 2024,

Dinkelman was known for his love of reptiles, often featuring venomous snakes, lizards, and frogs on his channel.

The Upper Highway resident, who had a massive following on social media, was bitten by a Green Mamba four weeks ago and went into anaphylactic shock and was rushed to hospital. After being in ICU and in an induced coma, he succumbed to the effects weeks later.

After spending a month in an induced coma caused by an anaphylactic shock from a venomous snake bite, Graham "Dingo" Dinkelman died on Saturday.

In one post shortly before the fatal bite, Dinkelman shows his son, Rex, handling a green snake — grabbing it by the head with his bare hands.

Wildlife YouTuber and South African conservationist Graham 'Dingo' Dinkelman was reportedly in a month-long coma.