A marine biologist on a dive in Australia swam upon a gummy shark pup, swimming just beneath the water’s surface.

This rare moment was captured on video in mid-August, on a dive in Port Phillip Bay, Victoria.

The video showed the teeny tiny shark swimming in front of the diver with the sun shining through the water.

The diver, Sheree Marris, who is also a marine biologist, said it was a gummy shark.

Gummy sharks are native to Australia, and can grow to be 5 feet long.

Young gummy sharks can be prey to other larger shark species.

According to the Australian Fisheries Management Authorities, gummy sharks are not overfished.

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