Having been decommissioned and sunk in 2002, the ex-HMAS Hobart has evolved into a lively underwater ecosystem. This former Australian warship is now home to more than fifty distinct fish species, while its submerged structure nurtures an array of filter-feeding organisms. Located in a safeguarded marine park sanctuary, it offers an enticing destination for divers eager to explore successful efforts in habitat rehabilitation.
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In 2002, South Australia sank ex-HMAS Hobart in under 3 minutes; 18 years later…
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