Interesting, the shark nudged his prey. The shark was unsure of his own safety and had to establish whether he would be successful in an attack or would he be the victim and lose his battle. It wasn't a White used to being the dominant predator. Great story.
By Stephanie Pappas
..."I was surfing (click here) out the back at Sharpes Beach and just cruising on my own and I heard a splash and a noise and looked around and couldn't see anything," Matt Wilkinson, a pro surfer, said in a statement. "Then the drone came down and told me that there was a dangerous shark in the area, return to the beach."...
