Shark Photobomb Australia- It was a shock for an amateur photographer Steph Bellamy to see a spinner shark photobomb her picture during a surfer's competition in South Wales, Australia on Sunday.

 Bellamy, 47, who was there with her children in the Coffs Harbour Boardriders club, was taking part in the activity for the competition. She was taking pictures of mothers and their kids when she saw a splash.

Bellamy unaware of what she's capturing was shocked when she realized that a shark photobomb her photos in South Wales, Australia. The 47-year-old mother and amateur photographer said that it breached twice and was captured in the second breach.

While the surfers and swimmers were enjoying the cool water, they didn't know that they were swimming with a spinner shark that keeps on jumping near them. Spectators saw the shark flipping in and out the water very close to the surfers and swimmers.

The viewers asked "what was that?"

So Bellamy was stunned when she zoomed her smartphone and realized that what she just captured is a shark. The shark photobomb in Australia happened in the annual Coffs Harbour Boardriders Club competition at Macauley's Beach, 540 km (340 miles) north of Sydney.

Bellamy claimed a shark photobomb her picture in the competition in Australia. The 47-year-old amateur photographer quickly showed the announcer on the viewing deck her captured photos to alarm the surfers and swimmers.

 The people evacuated the water for just ten minutes before resuming in the competition. The swimmers and surfers didn't mind the shark photobomb in Australia. It seems that many of them appeared even cool after learning the shark photobomb.

Noone was afraid in the shark. "Everyone was just sort of blown away by it and everybody wanted a picture of the shark," Bellamy who captured a shark photobomb in Sydney Australia competition added.

The shark photobomb in Australia was assessed by the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries authorities. According to BBC, a New South Wales Department of Primary Industries official claimed that the shark photobomb was a spinner shark.

Spinner sharks are fast sharks that are known for their ability to jump in the water. This is where their name came from. They are spinning in the water because it is the way they catch their prey. Spinner sharks enjoy the shallow water. They grow to as much as three meters or ten feet long.

Several reactions were seen regarding the shark photobomb in Australia. some believes the claim of Bellamy while others are doubting that it was "photoshopped."

"I'm basically terrified of Australia."

_Erin (@Super_EMarie)

"How awesome is this #shark photobomb?! Great stuff! #"

_Worldswaiting (@worldswaiting)

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_HostGator Coupons (@hostgatorwork)

"No going to any local beaches for me. This scary creature was found not in the beaches of South Africa or Australia."

_Fifi Larouche (@fifilarouche)

What do you think is the shark photobomb in Australia fake or real?