Incredible drone footage captures a massive grey nurse shark just metres from surfers catching waves off Bondi Beach
- A shark stalking a swimmer at Bondi Beach has been captured on drone footage
- The shark swims next a swimmer and before making its way to a school of fish
- The grey nurse shark then makes its way over to two unsuspecting surfers
- The sighting comes two weeks after a grey nurse shark was seen at Bondi Beach
Drone footage has captured the incredible moment a grey nurse shark swims just meters from surfers at one of the world's most famous beaches.
The grey nurse shark can be seen hanging around the north end of Sydney's Bondi Beach on Thursday morning.
An unsuspecting woman can be seen swimming just meters to the side of the shark, which appears to be around two metres long.
An unsuspecting woman can be seen swimming just meters to the side of the shark, before it makes its way over to a school of fish
Adult nurse sharks can get up to 3.8 metres long when fully grown.
The drone footage, captured by Drone Shark App, then shows the shark making its way over to a large school of fish.
'We could not reach the guys in the water with our megaphone to inform them it was close by, so we contacted the lifeguards,' the creators of the drone footage said in their post to Facebook.
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The shark then swims over to a pair of surfers as they sit on their boards, seemingly unaware of the shark just meters away.
After spending some time in the waves, the shark then swims further from the coast and away from surfers and swimmers.
The shark sighting comes less than two weeks after another grey nurse shark, or possibly the same one, was captured by the same drone off of Bondi Beach.
The shark was seen following along with a group of salmon, before making a beeline for a swimmer.
The shark then swims over to a pair of surfers as they sit on their boards, seemingly unaware of the shark just meters away
