A British photographer captured the moment a great white shark perfectly recreated the iconic pose from the Jaws film poster.
The sharp-toothed killer was rocketing from the depths with her teeth showing with when Euan Rannachan, 32, took her portrait.
Brave snapper Euan was floating in a cage just feet away and was familiar with the predator after heading out on boat trips with "shark wranglers".
The 1975 movie poster featured a great white racing up from the depths towards an unsuspecting female swimmer.
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British-born Euan said the doppelganger photo was one he’d never quite been able to get before.
He said: “The shark in the Jaws image is a female.
“Her name is Squirrel, and we’d been with her for a while.
“We have these people on the boat called shark wranglers and they throw these two-foot chunks of tuna and get the shark close to the surface.”
