(On the right side of the image, a colossal crab stands firm on the damp shoreline, its massive, armored claws slightly raised, glistening under the cold moonlight. Its beady, soulless eyes are fixed on the dark waters ahead, unmoving, as if daring what lurks beneath to strike first. On the left, the ocean stretches into darkness, waves crashing relentlessly against the shore. Just beyond the foaming water, a monstrous shark prowls, its sleek body barely visible beneath the surface. Only its towering dorsal fin cuts through the waves, moving with eerie precision. The shark’s black, abyssal eyes lock onto the crab, an unspoken challenge lingering between them. The camera is set at a slightly low, wide angle, emphasizing the divide between land and sea, solid and fluid, as tension crackles in the air—an unearthly stillness before the inevitable, primal clash of beasts.)