Three mechanical sharks -- all nicknamed Bruce, after Steven Spielberg's lawyer -- were used in the making of the movie Jaws.
No real sharks were used, except for the footage of the shark attacking the underwater cage. That was filmed (on a completely separate location, in Australia) with a real shark (although the cage was very tiny, and the diver inside who was standing in for Matt Hooper/Richard Dreyfuss was a little person (like, 3 feet tall). The shark was only average sized: the tiny cage and diver make it look gigantic.
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It didn't. They blew up the shark in the original Jaws. In Jaws: The Revenge, the shark is impaled upon the bow of the ship. At the bow of the ship, there was this long spike thing, and the shark jumped out of the water and was impaled upon it.
Ah, what a thrilling moment in the Jaws series! They blow up the shark in the first Jaws movie, creating quite the spectacle. It's amazing how filmmakers can bring such excitement to the screen with special effects and storytelling.
The Real Answer To Your Question Is No. Jaws the shark off of the movie was a machine but it wasn't a great white the true thing it was is a bull shark. I know this cause when i was watching tv about sharks a Shark Study er Told me that "The Shark off of the movie Jaws is not the Shark you think it is its actually a bull shark"
Shark Jaws happened in 1975.
The shark in jaws was not real it was mechanical
Shark Jaws was created in 1975-02.
The movie "Jaws" used a mechanical shark, not a real one.
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He was a Great White Shark !
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jaws is about a monster shark that has big jaws and always kills people.
The shark in Jaws was depicted by mechanical devices and numerous real great whites.
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It didn't. They blew up the shark in the original Jaws. In Jaws: The Revenge, the shark is impaled upon the bow of the ship. At the bow of the ship, there was this long spike thing, and the shark jumped out of the water and was impaled upon it.