This is a real shark decaying? Or ?
Abandoned Wildlife Wonderland Park in Australia features a Great White Shark decaying in a tank of formaldehydepic.twitter.com/k3whzI7VOj
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Yes, it is a real shark. It died and it was preserved in formaldehyde
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So, not decaying
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It was left to rot in abandoned park for more than a decade without maintenance. So yes, it is decaying :)
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Wow that's crazy
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Are you certain this isn’t a Damien Hirst sculpture?pic.twitter.com/qlKiQ0tLvR
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No, this isn’t a Damien Hirst sculpture
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Tiger shark not white
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So he almost copied it exactly...
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Nope. Her name is Rosie the Shark. She was a great white who died in a fishing net in the late 90s. She was preserved in formaldehyde and given to the Wildlife Wonderland park in Australia before it closed in 2012. It's an actual shark.
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Cool but sad but gross but interesting. So many mixed emotions.
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In a parallel shark universe, a dead human in a vat of formaldehyde would elicit no Twitter sympathy at all.
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There's a traveling road show of human dead and plasticized bodies posed in various positions. People pay good money to gawk at it.
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Yup, that's the one. Rumor has it, they're executed Chinese criminals. I have no idea if that's true.
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Not true, apparently. Every single body on display comes from full-informed American and European donors who gave their permission.https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5637687 …
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I guess the better question is: WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS TO YOUR CADAVER???????!!!!!!
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