Beautiful pictures show giant white whales dancing in unison with their trainers in underwater show at Chinese aquarium

They would put even the most talented and experienced dancers to shame.

These stunning photos show giant white whales dancing in unison with their trainers at an aquarium in Harbin, north China.

The magnificent creatures can be seen twisting, posing and forming shapes underwater as they perform alongside their human counterparts.

Having a whale of a time: This breathtaking photo show two giant white whales dancing in unison with their trainer at an aquarium in Harbin, north China

He’s behind you! One of the magnificent creatures poses behind its human counterpart with a mischievous smile during the performance at Harbin Pole Aquarium

Intimate performance: The whales could be seen twisting, posing and forming shapes underwater as they performed alongside their trainers

Visitors from across the world gathered for the spectacular performance, which was held today at Harbin Pole Aquarium in the country’s Heilongjiang province.

They witnessed the whales gliding gracefully through the water, before forming a variety of impressive shapes, including a heart.

The creatures could also be seen posing behind their trainers with mischievous smiles, twisting their streamline bodies and waving their fins at the crowds.

They even took the time to thank their trainers by planting a kiss on their lips.

Hello there! Visitors from across the world gathered for today’s performance. Above, a white whale waves its fin at the crowds while gliding gracefully through the water

Loving relationship: The talented creatures formed a variety of impressive shapes, including a heart (above). They could also be seen kissing their trainers on the lips

The annual show – which reflects the true intimacy between humans and their animal companions – was met with applause, laughter and gasps of awe.

It is only one of several breathtaking shows available at the aquarium at Sun Island, which also offers fish, shark, dolphin, sea lion and white wolves performances.

The aquarium is the first polar land-themed park combining animal shows with polar land sights – with more than 10,000 polar creatures on its premises.

However, the white whales have stiff competition from other animal species – with horses and dogs, such as former Britain’s Got Talent winners Ashleigh and Pudsey, also being known for their dancing abilities.

Well-recieved: The annual show – which reflects the true intimacy between humans and their animal companions – was met with applause, laughter and gasps of awe

A cross-species kiss: It is only one of several breathtaking shows available at the aquarium at Sun Island. Above, two whales plant kisses on their trainers’ lips