Australia: Finding a shark in an abandoned water park

Lukie Mc is an Australian youtuber who has made the most of his videos exploring abandoned places. With his camera, he entered different old houses, buildings and forgotten schools. However, everything changed when he visited the water park in his city (Victoria), which closed in 2012. He called Wildlife Wonderland. On the land where the animals were able to shine, the young man found leftover games, posters and an unexpected surprise. .

According to Lukie, the place has been closed for "crimes against wildlife". In addition, he was not allowed to expose native animals to the public, which resulted in the expulsion and delivery of all animals to the authorities. The dirt, the thrown chairs, the broken roofs, the walls that flaked off, was what Lukie saw until he entered another room. There were posters and games of cats and a huge pool filled with a very dense green liquid.

The youtuber jumped through the rubble until a shadow made him jump. He turned around and saw that there was a huge shark in the pool! I live? Of course not, it was a big 5 meter white shark, died in 1998 with tuna fishing nets in southern Australia. How does it stay like this? It's a piece of taxidermy, which is kept in this giant tank filled with formaldehyde.

The shark had been named Rosie by its owners and was one of the park's main attractions.

Source: The Mañana de Neuquén