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In 1994 the Department of Environmental Resource Management (DERM) placed two M60 Army Tanks and 1060 tons of lime rock boulders. The result is an area prolific with life. Lobsters are abundant both on the tanks and within the boulders where they can easily hide from their predators. Although the tanks have only been underwater for a short period of time, they look as if they have been here since the last World War. They have an incredible amount of growth, including spiny oysters, sponges and …
In 1994 the Department of Environmental Resource Management (DERM) placed two M60 Army Tanks and 1060 tons of lime rock boulders. The result is an area prolific with life. Lobsters are abundant both on the tanks and within the boulders where they can easily hide from their predators. Although the tanks have only been underwater for a short period of time, they look as if they have been here since the last World War. They have an incredible amount of growth, including spiny oysters, sponges and both a variety of hard and soft corals. This site could also be the beginning of a single, long drift dive to the Radio Tower pyramids, sections of radio towers once used by Radio Mambi. that broadcasted anti-Castro, anti-communist sentiment, along with Spanish music content to Cuba. Included in the drift are the wrecks of the Matthew Lawrence, Larsen Barge, Miss Karlene, Patricia and the John Koppin Barge.
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