| Date | Name | Type | Size | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 1979 | Drydock | barge | 100' | NJ Sea Girt * |
| 1977 | Railroad | barge | 200' | NJ Sea Girt * |
| Jun 1973 | Carlson II | trawler | 70' | NJ Sea Girt * |
| Fran S | tugboat | 84' | NY Atlantic Beach |
* Predates current Artificial Reef Program
Squilla empusa is a species of mantis shrimp found in areas of the western Atlantic Ocean from the Gulf of Mexico to Cape Cod, from the intertidal zone down to about 500 ft. It excavates and occupies a deep U-shaped burrow in soft sediment, from which it emerges, mainly at night, to feed on fish and invertebrate prey. They grow to a length of 12", although I have only ever seen small ones in the bellies of striped bass.
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