That "dumped rubbish" created a whole ecosystem that wasn't there. Did ya even watch the video?

About 20 miles off shore

I think youre just messing with people now. There are literally hundreds of snapper in this video. PLUS, snapper have been closed to fishing for years. Divers can't possibly be responsible any reduction in numbers, which are on the rise according to the latest stock assessment. Please contact me, a local diver or GADNR to better understand our local ecosystems AND dive effort vs fishing effort. I think your eyes will open to the reality of our artificial reefs and live bottom habitat.

You are making some interesting statements on these videos. The fact that you've implied that divers are responsible for "no snapper" shows how little you know about this ecosystem. Snapper have been closed to fishing(including spearfishing) for years (except 3 days per year). PLUS, if you've ever fished or dove out here, you would know there are MANY. Please please please speak to a local diver or shop. Speak to GADNR. These statements you are making are read by the community and need to be informed. Feel free to message me if you have questions about our local ecosystems. I'd be happy to give some local info as well as tell you where and how to find these large predators, which are found around the 200 square miles of live bottom habitat in 60-200ft.

Do you spend much time in the water around here? Grouper and big triggers don't spend any time in 40ft of water in our area. Beeliners are found in 80ft+ in our area. Very few people dive around here. 5% of the people compared to key largo. Saying divers are taking all the fish is a bold and under informed statement. Feel free to message me if you'd like to go over our ecosystems in the south Atlantic bight.

I saw a whole school of AJ's at 4:10

The videos do not have sound. Nothing is wrong on your end.

the fishing at J reef and CCA is amazing and it is wonderful that they put these new ships there!

It was only 2 years old at the time

Stop taking whatever drugs you're taking.

what about caffeine and alcohol or nicotine? it's just my vision of painting and art ! are you a capitalist or a democrat?

They are.

Momentum and mass of unsecured cargo are to blame if I were to guess

Ran aground in shallow water and toppled over.

Gee, we just had Dorian tear through, send that tipsy topsy turvy turd bucket out there to see if the channel is clear.

My guess is, there is enough ballast water causing "top heavy" condition or too slack ballast water in tanks causing what is called free-surface effect & negative stability.

You should pray for the missing, not prey on them.

There's a nut in every bite

@@Aeroswine1776 To be fair to Brian when I also heard about this I got excited. I love studying large ship disasters. HMS Titanic, M/V Souel, Northern Belle, Costa Concordia, M/S Estonia, MV Sewol etc etc. We're not glad it happens and we are sad for anyone who loses their life. However this does mean new content, a new project to study and see what, why and when. I can let you know that pretty much all of these kinds of disasters are down to human error, so it will be good to hear what the captain has to say.

Sorry if I seemed crass. First of all, everyone is safe. I was not “preying” on anyone, it’s just a fascinating thing to see an enormous ship succumbing to the ocean. My apologies if I offended anyone that was not my intent.

@@brianmaloney9784 None of us are here because of disinterest. We must keep the respect and when I posted my comment they were not safe. I'm quite interested in the two world wars. They are high water marks for our ability to cause death and they are the antecedents for the Nuremberg trials. Which is the most powerful ruling in history. The idea that every person has that immutable spark of divinity and we must act accordingly. Presidents and peasants alike. Be well and go with God.

crazymonkeyboom that’s an excuse to trash the ocean. fish and living things thrive long before human. You have no idea how much stuff people dump into the ocean.

@@MeetJohnnyNg get over it you friggin tree hugger they are creating artificial reefs with the subway cars

@@WayneTesta4444 more like excuses to trash the ocean. Life thrive in the ocean long before us.

@@MeetJohnnyNg not exactly if the environmentalists tree huggers stop being such whiny little punks and besides it's still environmentally friendly so who really cares about what you say .

No

Yep! I've caught them at KBY as well in the cooler months.

45-55 years of age, some 60.

I think the in-tact car is an R32. They were built in 1964 and most were retired in 2008/2009 after which they were reefed. Looks like most of the cars are not in-tact anymore and that is why the program was discontinued. The cars deteriorated too fast underwater.

Challenger 14 I think is 40 to 45 years.

@@collinparsons3363 yeah, I was thinking the same thing and not to mention a lot of those cars look like they're dented in from the current

Kennethspiderman Garcia I think so

Kennethspiderman Garcia yea they are

Oh, Okay

Kennethspiderman Garcia sorry but I made a mistake it ended in April 2010 sorry about that

is this public and does anyone know where this place is