Inside creepy abandoned aquarium with mummified remains of ZOMBIE SHARK still in its tank... - The US Sun

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TAKE a look inside this creepy abandoned aquarium - where rotting squid litter the floor and a zombie shark languishes in a mildew-infested tank.

The aquatic nightmare was discovered by intrepid urban explorer Juliette, during a visit to Spain.

The shark's rotting head sits inside the tank

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The shark's rotting head sits inside the tankCredit: Newsflash

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 aquarium is in Spain.

"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.

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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."

Rotting squid corpses litter the floor

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Rotting squid corpses litter the floorCredit: Newsflash
The abandoned aquarium is home to all manner of decomposing creatures

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The abandoned aquarium is home to all manner of decomposing creaturesCredit: Newsflash
The scenes were discovered by urban explorer Juliette

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The scenes were discovered by urban explorer JulietteCredit: Newsflash

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