US Politics | Inside eerie abandoned aquarium with mummified remains of dead ZOMBIE SHARK still in its tank
SHOCKING pics show inside a creepy abandoned aquarium where rotting squid litter the floor and a dead zombie shark languishes in a mildew-infested tank. The aquatic nightmare was discovered by an intrepid urban explorer named Juliette during a visit to Spain. 
NewsflashThe shark's rotting head sits inside the tank '/ ' The 24-year-old, from Lyon, France, filmed as she explored the former aquarium's dim corridors. In the footage, Juliette can be seen clambering into the crumbling aquarium through an open window. The 24-year-old stumbles over a squid corpse, before chancing upon a long-dead shark whose rotting carcass has been preserved inside an old tank. She accompanied the video with the message: ...The horror. See my exploration and you will be shocked!... Juliette, who joked that she is ...full time on YouTube..., said: ...The dead animals we came across included fish, squid and a shark.... She added: ...But the shark is very impressive, so it definitely appeals to many.... It comes after another rotting shark was spotted in an abandoned aquarium in Australia. Most read in US News 'DEVASTATED' Mum's tribute to 'wonderful boy' after Brit, 22, killed by helicopter blades MEMORY LIVES ON 'Murdered' teen's loved ones believe she's sending tragic signs from grave 'world is shattered' Mystery after 9-year-old twin son of Meg and Harry's pal is found dead CRUCIAL EVIDENCE Chilling potential murder weapon that JonBenét's family want DNA tested HORRIFIC ABUSE Harrowing injuries boy, 2, suffered revealed after body found in diaper box STAY SAFE Exact time of day you're least likely to suffer shark attack revealed by expert The taxidermy shark was suspended in a green tank of formaldehyde and had almost all of it's razor-sharp teeth intact. The eerie find had been captured by urban explorer Luke McPherson, who uploaded a video of the unlikely discovery to social media. He said: "Once I got the light behind the tank I was like 'wow that's creepy'!" "The fumes were so bad you couldn't last longer than a minute in that room, the formaldehyde must have been evaporating. "The tank was huge and in bad condition, with a rusting metal frame and smashed panels of glass and trash thrown inside." 
NewsflashRotting squid corpses litter the floor '/ ' 
NewsflashThe abandoned aquarium is home to all manner of decomposing creatures '/ ' 
NewsflashThe scenes were discovered by urban explorer Juliette '/ '
NewsflashThe shark's rotting head sits inside the tank '/ ' The 24-year-old, from Lyon, France, filmed as she explored the former aquarium's dim corridors. In the footage, Juliette can be seen clambering into the crumbling aquarium through an open window. The 24-year-old stumbles over a squid corpse, before chancing upon a long-dead shark whose rotting carcass has been preserved inside an old tank. She accompanied the video with the message: ...The horror. See my exploration and you will be shocked!... Juliette, who joked that she is ...full time on YouTube..., said: ...The dead animals we came across included fish, squid and a shark.... She added: ...But the shark is very impressive, so it definitely appeals to many.... It comes after another rotting shark was spotted in an abandoned aquarium in Australia. Most read in US News 'DEVASTATED' Mum's tribute to 'wonderful boy' after Brit, 22, killed by helicopter blades MEMORY LIVES ON 'Murdered' teen's loved ones believe she's sending tragic signs from grave 'world is shattered' Mystery after 9-year-old twin son of Meg and Harry's pal is found dead CRUCIAL EVIDENCE Chilling potential murder weapon that JonBenét's family want DNA tested HORRIFIC ABUSE Harrowing injuries boy, 2, suffered revealed after body found in diaper box STAY SAFE Exact time of day you're least likely to suffer shark attack revealed by expert The taxidermy shark was suspended in a green tank of formaldehyde and had almost all of it's razor-sharp teeth intact. The eerie find had been captured by urban explorer Luke McPherson, who uploaded a video of the unlikely discovery to social media. He said: "Once I got the light behind the tank I was like 'wow that's creepy'!" "The fumes were so bad you couldn't last longer than a minute in that room, the formaldehyde must have been evaporating. "The tank was huge and in bad condition, with a rusting metal frame and smashed panels of glass and trash thrown inside." NewsflashRotting squid corpses litter the floor '/ ' NewsflashThe abandoned aquarium is home to all manner of decomposing creatures '/ ' NewsflashThe scenes were discovered by urban explorer Juliette '/ '
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