Offshore Tugboat

Type:
tugboat (?)
Depth:
100 ft

This is a scattered wreck not far from the Great Isaac, clearly a small steel-hulled ship of some kind. There is a boiler and what looks like the remains of a section of hull sticking out of the sand a foot or two.

Description courtesy of diver Art Greenberg


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Squids and octopuses are cephalopods ( Latin: "head-foots". ) They are extremely evolved mollusks. The shell is internalized as a support structure in squids, or completely absent, as in octopi. There are probably more squids than fish in the sea, both by numbers and by mass.

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