His video has over five million views.
On February 18, a French woman passionate about urban exploration posted a video that went viral on the TikTok social network.
It features a mummified shark along with other deceased sea creatures.
Accompanied by young explorers, the young woman would have entered an abandoned aquarium located in Spain, reports
Geo
.
There, the group reportedly discovered the decomposing remains of a small reef shark, which was in an aquarium with a broken glass pane.
"The size of the aquarium suggests the animal was already dead when it was originally displayed,"
Live Science
claims .
The body of the shark would have been treated with chemicals and then kept in an airtight case.
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An octopus, a squid, starfish
The decomposition of the animal would have started when the glass of the aquarium broke.
According to Juj'Urbex, the author of the video, the shark would have been forgotten here while other living animals would have been transferred to new aquariums.
The young woman thinks that the establishment would have closed its doors in 2014, after being damaged by a major wave of 13 meters.
The precise location of the site has not been disclosed.
In addition to the shark, the explorers also made other discoveries.
They found an octopus and a decomposing squid, which were in broken glass jars.
They too were certainly dead when the aquarium closed.
Completely dried out starfish were also filmed.
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