Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
Shark Washes Up on Bondi
By Jenny Evans
15 June, 2018
It was the ultimate Bondi “selfie” without a bikini or hipster beard in sight: a close-up with a dead mako shark.
The world’s fastest shark washed up on the southern end of the famous coastal stretch, drawing crowds of early walkers and gawking tourists on yesterday morning.
Mako sharks, a relative of the great white, are found in waters around most of Australia but as migratory species, they usually stick to the open ocean.
A few local swimmers and surfers tried to carry the two-and-a-half metre long animal back into the ocean but it kept washing back on to the sand.
Looking at the photographs, NSW Game Fishing Association treasurer Grahame Williams estimated the shark — specifically a shortfin mako — weighed up to 160kg. 


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