https://www.legacysurvey.org//viewer-dev/?ra=330.8590&dec=-26.2326&layer=ls-dr11-early&zoom=13
Its in a group, so could be ram pressure stripping. Other nearby galaxies also show signs of stripping.
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I don’t see a galaxy cluster nearby meaning there’s no intra-cluster medium so i’m assuming they’re at an early stage if interaction…they ‘seem’ to be at a reasonable distance to be interacting
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RPS is only possible if it’s approaching a hot, intracluster medium, at high speed, excerting pressure on the galaxies, which is only possible if it’s a member of a cluster.
Other galaxies seem to have companion galaxies nearby that looked disturbed.
It can happen in groups too
https://www.aanda.org/articles/aa/abs/2021/08/aa41118-21/aa41118-21.html
https://academic.oup.com/mnras/article/515/4/5877/6654880
Yes, there is literature evidence for RPS in groups but much different from ones in clusters - Large spirals are severely stripped in rich clusters and may be mildly stripped in groups containing a large galaxy.
This galaxy is quite unusual for RPS because it looks like a large spiral that is stripping its contents in a rich galaxy cluster.
There are other large galaxies close by that seems to form a group, but given a companion is nearby for this galaxy where it may have caused disturbance with this galaxy I assume this is highly unlikely.
Exactly because 2 years and 1 month ago I found this galaxy and posted here due to the characteristics. There is a larger elliptical (PGC 211) may be influencing this behavior
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I’m referring to the galaxy i’ve posted. There is clear sign of warping in the disk, so i don’t think this is a jellyfish.
Disk warping happens in Jellyfish too 
https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/1538-4357/ac7462