Sorry, cannot upvote, this is more than mildly interesting. Did you ask any locals about it?

Few underwater videos too:

https://streamable.com/8p1w6w

https://streamable.com/kp35yq

This reminds me of when I used to paddle around a swampy, stagnant channel tucked away at the southeast corner of the lake I grew up on. One particular day I recall passing by the most pristine animal skeleton I had ever seen. I think it was a raccoon or someone's dog, but it was close to the surface, had its jaws open wide, and appeared to be reaching up toward the sky in a very dramatic fashion. It was a little unsettling, but also one of the coolest things I'd witnessed in the lake.

I circled back around to get a second look, but the skeleton vanished entirely. The water and muck beneath was calm and largely undisturbed, and there was no algae on the surface to obscure it. I spent maybe ten or fifteen minutes paddling around the small area for that thing, but it was just gone. It was as though it sunk back into the murky depths, where the drowners lie in wait for night to fall.

Something about this gave me a sinking feeling.

Did the front fall off?

Well, that's you boat now.

Where is this?

Now I'm curious what kind of vessel you're in lol

Edit: Lmao, bunch of comedians in here, love you all. Looked like he was just floating on half a piece of angled sheet metal.

This gives me murder vibes

You should contact a local history group or museum. That could be a significant find - it' clearly old, possibly thousands of years.

Is your draft really shallow or if that just the perspective?

If your country has an equivalent of https://www.trove.scot/ you might be able to find out more about it.

Don’t follow the lights.

Anyone else with thalassophobia not like looking at this photo?