Overview
- A three-metre great white shark was stranded on a sandbank near Ardrossan, South Australia, on April 29, 2025.
- Three local men spent nearly an hour using crab rakes to guide the shark into deeper water, successfully saving it.
- Tourist Nash Core filmed the effort with a drone and expressed fear during the rescue but chose not to directly intervene.
- Marine scientist Vanessa Pirotta highlighted that strandings are uncommon but increasingly visible through social media and advised prioritizing human safety by contacting authorities.
- Great white sharks are classified as vulnerable in Australia, underscoring the importance of conservation and proper handling of such events.