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Rescued sailor tells SBS of shark attack

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One of three sailors rescued, after their inflatable catamaran was attacked by Cookiecutter sharks off the Queensland coast, has spoken about the terrifying ordeal. It's the third mishap the team has faced in an attempt to break a world record.
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