If you've driven through Dublin, Ontario, in recent days, you may have noticed a bizarre sight that would make anyone do a double take — what appears to be giant shark fins poking out of fields of wheat.

To whoever is responsible for this, in a field just west of Dublin, Ontario, you are AMAZING! I just about drove off the road when I saw them and then had to back up for a second look. Thanks for the belly laugh! pic.twitter.com/LBhYNgho2P

— Kelly Daynard (@kellydaynard) July 9, 2021

Residents can rest assured that their eyes are not deceiving them, as the tenant on one plot of land in the small community about two hours west of Toronto has decided to bring a bit of much-needed levity to the dark days of COVID-19.

Deemed "great wheat sharks," the display is the work of Anne Melady, who told the London Free Press that she was inspired by a similar installation in a field in nearby Erin, Ontario, last year that made her smile.

Check out these "sharks" swimming through the wheat fields in #Dublin, Ontario! #ontag#SharkWeek pic.twitter.com/rrj9CiuONT

— FCC Ontario (@FCCOntario) July 14, 2021

"We need some fun," she told the news outlet of her new project along Highway 8, for which she's cut various fin shapes out of large pieces of plywood, painted them black and erected them a bit back from the roadway to some serious Jaws effect.

Her handiwork seems to be inspiring smiles and laughs from random passersby, and is also hilariously well-timed given that Discovery Channel's famed Shark Week just ended.

Mommy just found the elusive Wheat Sharks OMD we told her be careful because they my bite. We also told her not to get too close and wait 30 minutes after eating before going into the field. Woof!🐶 #dogsoftwitter #dogs #wheatsharks pic.twitter.com/YxR4H6bg1w

— Jazzy Spazzy & Rosie Posie (@JazzyandRosie) July 16, 2021

Anyone who is lucky enough to spot the wheat sharks swaying along with the crops around them is, of course, encouraged to snap a photo and share it to get in on the amusement.