A photograph of a frozen shark appeared on a Cape Cod ocean side throughout the end of the week has caught the consideration of virtual entertainment clients.

The picture was caught by a photographic artist who matched the photograph with a statement about ice and how it secures, all things considered, happenings.

“Ice contains no future, only the past, fixed away,” the picture taker composed. “As though they’re alive, all that on the planet is fixed up inside, clear and unmistakable. Ice can protect a wide range of things that way – neatly, obviously. That is the substance of ice, the job it plays.”

A few virtual entertainment clients conjectured it’s an extraordinary white shark in the remarks. However, the picture taker said she was informed it’s a porbeagle shark, normally saw as in the North Atlantic, southern Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific Seas, as per the sea protection bunch Oceana.

Greg Skomal has investigated sharks for around 40 years and concurred that it’s a porbeagle shark, one of a handful of the animal varieties that can endure such virus water.

“This is one of a few sharks that have abandoned this colder time of year,” he told USA TODAY Tuesday evening.