Fun and just what I wanted. Happy with my purchase.

Although the inflatable shark has been subject to prolonged and significant scholarly analysis, it remains enigmatic, and there is nothing in the writings of the Tractor Supply catalog to indicate their intent. There is no consensus as to its subject matter or its intended meaning, with Art Historians associating the combination of a shark and a hat with figures from classical mythology. The shark stands inflated while wearing a hat, recalling the witches of Subeshi, who wear very tall, pointed black hats that resemble the iconic headgear of their sisters in medieval Europe. This thematic installation, when viewed in situ on the front lawn, reflects Halloween traditions, which in turn may have been influenced by ancient Celtic harvest festivals, particularly the Gaelic festival Samhain, which may have had pagan roots. While Art Historians and Academics have recently suggested that the shark may somehow be linked to the 1487 inquisition treatise Malleus Maleficarum, they have equally cautioned that further inquiry may well be warranted before drawing conclusions.