It's a bird, it's a plane, oh no, wait, it's a giant *****.

Pulling the most overdone, yet hilarious prank, a US Navy pilot decided to put his artistic skill to good use by painting the sky with an enormous outline of a ***** using the condensation trails from his multi-million-dollar warplane.

Residents of Omak in Okanogan County, Washington, were in for quite a shock when they looked up to see a F-18 jet drawing a giant ***** in the sky on Thursday. Obviously, pictures started circulating online immediately.

The most monumental thing to happen in omak. A ***** in the sky pic.twitter.com/SM8k1tNYaj

— Anahi Torres (@anahi_torres_) November 16, 2017

Even the Navy officials acknowledged one of their crews was behind the stunt, saying the aircraft “left a condensed air trail resembling an obscene image to observers on the ground.”

 Obviously, the US Navy was left red-faced because of the whole incident. In a statement, Lieutenant Commander Leslie Hubbell, a spokeswoman for the Naval Air Station on Whidbey Island said, “The actions of this aircrew were wholly unacceptable and antithetical to Navy core values.”

“We have grounded the aircrew and are conducting a thorough investigation -- and we will hold those responsible accountable for their actions.

“The Navy apologizes for this irresponsible and immature act,” she added.

Some pilots at NAS Whidbey did some sky writing today. ð¤¦ð»‍âï¸https://t.co/9IsYvkX1za pic.twitter.com/Lm7kpMhKpY

— Adam Gessaman (@adamrg) November 17, 2017

A lot of people posted pictures of the massive ***** on their social media accounts, because let's be honest, ethical or not, the whole thing is hilarious.

this is ART. So much beauty, and elegance

— Vero :) (@verooncia_) November 17, 2017

Such an immature and proud moment for everyone.

I'm so proud to be a Navy Vet right now!!   ðð

— TexasStrongYank ð¹ð¸ð·ðº (@RiderBabe52) November 18, 2017

Me too pic.twitter.com/Ee9mWYkpuh

— â BannerKingz â FAME (@BannerKingz) November 18, 2017

Art is art.

Why are Americans so bothered by Cocks? Half the population have one!! Picture is art.

— Richard V B (@southcoastbloke) November 18, 2017

Disturbing photoshop.

pic.twitter.com/Ni7duxLT9U

— McMike (@_McMike_) November 17, 2017

Ramon Duran told The Spokesman-Review that he was just out and about, running errands when he noticed what was happening up in the sky.

“After it made the circles at the bottom, I knew what it was and started laughing,” Duran said.

“It was pretty funny to see that. You don´t expect to see something like that.”

Totally.

If a navy pilot drawing a ***** in the sky doesn't describe military shenanigans I don't know what will.

— Shaffer (@AlexanderShaffr) November 17, 2017

Using an expensive machine built for war to draw a giant ***** in the sky is a little too on the nose for This Year In Symbolism.

— erin mccann (@mccanner) November 17, 2017

Watch it in its full glory.