Opened a can of Spam and found it sitting in a clear jelly. Is that normal or did it go bad

3. How to Tell Normal Gelatin From Signs of Spoilage
While the presence of gelatin is typically normal, there are signs to watch for that could indicate spoilage. If the gelatin is unusually thick, has an off-putting odor, or has changed color, these could be warning signs. A normal jelly should be clear or slightly amber in color, with no strong smell. If the jelly appears cloudy, greenish, or has an unpleasant odor, it’s best to err on the side of caution.