‘Am I going to die?’: Aussie surfer’s trip turns to horror

Aussie surfer stung by ocean’s most venomous creature

The surfer is lucky to be alive following the ‘pretty wild experience’.

‘Am I going to die?’: Aussie surfer’s trip turns to horror

A dream surf trip in Fiji has quickly spiralled into a life-or-death ordeal for an Australian surfer, after a sudden encounter with one of the world’s most dangerous creatures.

Tourist attacked by the 'world's most venomous animal' on surfboard

Guy Rowles was in the water when he was stung by a venomous jellyfish and suffered life threatening injuries - leaving him tight chested and convulsing before being rushed to hospital

Aussie rushed to hospital after being attacked by the ‘world’s most venomous animal’ that can kill in under five minutes

An Australian surfer in Fiji was rushed to hospital after he was stung by a box jellyfish, one of the most dangerous marine animals – and cases are on the rise. Last week, Guy Rowles was visiting Sujees Surf Stay at Cloudbreak, a reef break in the Mamanuca Islands known for being one of the 10 best waves in the world. On the first day of a surf trip with his father, stung his arm and he rolled off his board before tearing the jellyfish tentacles…