[sassieroses]

Can't be a shark if it had bones that had slipped out of place. Sharks are made made up of cartilage. But I think oarfish looks right

[kellyhound]

there were some who tied this "apparition" with the opening of the short film "Palomares Vive: El Terror Bajo las Aguas" (Palomares Lives: The Terror Beneath the Seas") which tells the story of the nuclear bombs from Palomares from a critical standpoint, reminiscing on the sci-fi cinema of the 1950s, and whose protagonist is a monster inspired on Fraga and his subsequent dip in the waters following the bombs being dropped.

It is said on Facebook about this short film, sharing the image: "Strange creatures begin to emerge from the seabed in Villaricos and Palomares, plutionium wreaks havoc, first giant fish, the mutant Fragas."

[Wendell]

Dafuq is that!?

By the looks of the skeletal structure, I highly doubt that is a shark. Oarfish seems to be the closest looking, but still looks a long way off.

I think it's some new species of Pokémon.

White Sea Dragon, I choose you!!

[BadAshly]

We still don't know what lurks in the darkest depths, it could be a totally new creature to us. Don't look like an oarfish to me, but I'm not a biologist and I love how everyone thinks they are cuz they have google :P