There are a few other wrecks in the area, but most of them are at great depth.
Underwater photographer Paul Dabilla captures marine life off the coast of Jupiter, Florida. There, during the Second World War – in 1943, a shipwreck took place and 37 people died. The video was posted on Facebook.
“It’s always very interesting to dive into this sunken ship, because you never know what you’re going to find. After all, there are so many different sea animals living here,” the video described.
The footage shows dozens of marine species: green turtle, mangrove bass, spotted rays, shovelnose and others.
“All wrecks have a lot of life on them, but the Gulfland is unique because it’s in shallow water near the coast, so it attracts a lot of bait, and they’re comfortable here,” Dabil said.
He believes that ships find their second life under water, because these places form a habitat for various plants and animals.
Recall that earlier in Australia, a resident of the state of Queensled, 24-year-old miner Cody Las spent three hours in the water with many sharks and remained unharmed. Despite the danger, the miner captured everything on video
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