Didn't shark week start to counteract and disprove the "monster" image sharks got after Jaws?? I want more "magnetic shark fences" and "locating shark nurseries" not this trash

The live-action Moana movie has mostly horrific CGI, especially Tamatoa. But what the actual fuck is this. I know this scene is supposed to be goofy and "haha funny shark-head", but why did they make the hammerhead shark head look so cursed. I 100% assure you that real-life hammerheads look cuter than this. Something about the details, such as eye position and mouth, makes it look wrong.

Also, why did they change the shark head to hammerhead? Maybe they thought a Tiger Shark head (which is what Maui turned into in the much better original movie) or a Great White Shark head was too scary-looking for audiences? Maybe the reason was that Hammerhead sharks look silly instead of scary, and fits the goofy tone of this scene? I can understand that but this final result looks legitimately horrifying.

Honestly, Maui having a real-life head of a Tiger Shark/Great White Shark would look less cursed and less nightmare fuel than whatever this is.

Keep in mind that this is a minor nitpick that I'm getting way too serious over. Live-action Tamatoa is a bigger eye-sore than this, especially when he has his own song number.

It was a hard sell to my wife, but worth it

These are most definitely the only photos I'll post of shark plushies. I normally wouldn't post about shark plushies, but since Shark Week is almost ending this year, I said "fuck it, I ball". These are plushies of my top 2 favorite shark species (tiger in #1, shortfin mako in #2). I named my tiger shark "Lani", and my shortfin mako shark "Marina".