Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=ZP2auXO5bpZ Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Shark Country [Pw39Gibd8W5] Health Updated on August 07, 2026 EDT — Published on August 07, 2026 EDT Elliston, South Australia, has a small and very dedicated surf community. It’s also the most dangerous place in Australia — maybe the world — to be a surfer. Each year about 1400 adult white sharks swim past their surf zones. Every now and then, one takes a human toll. This is a place where surfers deal with loss as a regular part of their surfing lives. Here, some of the crew share a bit about what that means. directed by Nick Carroll and Hannah Anderson filmed by Hannah Anderson and Dav Fox edited by Hannah Anderson special thanks to: Murray and Alana Adams, Sam Boord, Camel, Kathryn Venning, Lauren Hocking, Candice Tilley, Hayden “Rich” Richards, Pete Tomlinson, The Elliston crew This film was shot on Barngarla Country and we would like to acknowledge the Nauo and Wirangu people as traditional owners and custodians of Country, and their continuing connection to land, sea, culture and community. Check out more on www.surfingworld.com.au 3O8V9DFQWRF EjLseswKQIp DG0vH0zgWyT UuwXAkQ4XZK 4aIngU20mHI KMOPKv0233L 3QkiUxfdaya 9320bHUt6Fy
Elliston, South Australia, has a small and very dedicated surf community. It’s also the most dangerous place in Australia — maybe the world — to be a surfer. Each year about 1400 adult white sharks swim past their surf zones. Every now and then, one takes a human toll. This is a place where surfers deal with loss as a regular part of their surfing lives. Here, some of the crew share a bit about what that means. directed by Nick Carroll and Hannah Anderson filmed by Hannah Anderson and Dav Fox edited by Hannah Anderson special thanks to: Murray and Alana Adams, Sam Boord, Camel, Kathryn Venning, Lauren Hocking, Candice Tilley, Hayden “Rich” Richards, Pete Tomlinson, The Elliston crew This film was shot on Barngarla Country and we would like to acknowledge the Nauo and Wirangu people as traditional owners and custodians of Country, and their continuing connection to land, sea, culture and community. Check out more on www.surfingworld.com.au 3O8V9DFQWRF EjLseswKQIp DG0vH0zgWyT UuwXAkQ4XZK 4aIngU20mHI KMOPKv0233L 3QkiUxfdaya 9320bHUt6Fy