Carcass of great white shark abandoned for years in wildlife park finds a new home
The shark was found floating in a tank full of formaldehyde, which is a chemical used to help preserve dead bodies, in the abandoned park which has now been taken over by squatters
A dead Great White Shark called Rosie whose carcass was abandoned in an aquarium has finally been given a new home. The dead shark was discovered late last year by an urban explorer called Luke McPherson. After months of her fate hanging in the balance, Crystal World and Prehistoric Journeys in Meadows has come to Rosie’s rescue.
Rosie was discovered inside the Wildlife Wonderland Park located in Bass which is south of Melbourne. The shark was found floating in a tank full of formaldehyde, which is a chemical used to help preserve dead bodies, in the abandoned park which has now been taken over by squatters.