Sharks and crocs: Why do Australians still love the beach?

An eastern grey kangaroo is seen at Look At Me Now Headland, north of Coffs Harbour. Source - AAP Image - Dave Hunt

An eastern grey kangaroo is seen at Look At Me Now Headland, north of Coffs Harbour. Source: AAP Image - Dave Hunt

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Australia is a nation of swimmers, with over 10,000 beaches along the coastline. In this episode of Australia Explained, learn why Aussies are so attached to the beach.

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