A female urban explorer finds zombie sharks in an abandoned aquarium in Spain. (Photo/Retrieved from Juj’ Urbex YouTube, the same below)
When it comes to sharks, the plot of the movie “Great White Shark” must come to mind. I think it is very ferocious and will bite and attack people. In fact, sharks are one of the oldest creatures in the world’s oceans. The shark effect occurs one following another, and people equate sharks with danger. However, a French urban explorer previously explored a deserted aquarium in Spain and found a “zombie” shark in the accidental discovery hall. The picture is creepy.
In the film, a shark turned into a mummified corpse can be seen in the dried-up water tank. In addition, starfish and king squid were also found. The scene is like an animal burial area. Because the aquarium has been abandoned for a long time, the facilities are also moldy. “Sun” reported that this is from France. Urban explorer Juliette previously visited an abandoned aquarium in Spain and found it not only dilapidated, but full of dead sea creatures.
Juliet often visits ruins in various places and shares the process on social platforms. She has 730,000 followers on TikTok. This time she came to this long-abandoned aquarium. According to Juliet, in the museum of the aquarium , found that many marine organisms corpses had been embalmed in formalin, but no maintenance was carried out for a long time, resulting in the breakdown of the exhibition cabinet and the embalmed corpses began to rot.
Juliet even said, “The shark in the museum is impressive and attracts the attention of many fans.” In addition to the zombie sharks in this aquarium, Luke McPherson, an Australian Youtuber, previously explored (Wildlife WonderlandPark) an abandoned wild animal in (Bass), south of Melbourne, the Wildlife Wonderland Park, only to see that the park was full of Garbage. During the period, a large water tank was also found. When the light was turned on, I saw a “Great White Shark” inside. It looked very scary. It turned out that it was a leftover animal taxidermy.
It turned out that following the park was closed, shark specimens and other items were not taken away. After the film was exposed, it attracted many people to make pilgrimages. However, some unscrupulous people removed the lid of the top of the water tank and threw garbage into the water tank. Many people were outraged and hoped to help the shark specimen find a new home as soon as possible. Fortunately, this shark specimen was also moved to the nearby “Crystal World” in 2019 to be displayed with other collections.
