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The shark, believed to be a bull shark, breaches the surface to launch itself into the air just metres from the boat in the video filmed in SIlverwater on Monday.
“Holy f—,” one observer says in the short clip.
It’s understood the rowers were part of a holiday rowing camp run by The King’s School.
“On-water sessions will be cancelled if conditions pose an elevated risk of capsize,” the statement read, while small boat training on the water has been cancelled.
Nico Antic, 12, was bitten in the water at Vaucluse on Sunday, followed by Andre De Ruyter, 27, at Manly on Monday.
Two others this week had lucky escapes from major injuries when sharks bit their board.
Experts say the deluge of recent rain has lured bull sharks in closer to shore, and in some cases up Sydney rivers.
Bull sharks are unusually tolerant of brackish water – salt mixed with fresh – and are drawn to animals flushed out of rivers by floods.
Additionally, the murky water makes it difficult to see them get close.
