Sunken WWII Hospital Ship Now Home to Marine Life

A recent survey of the hospital ship 'Po,' which sank off the coast of Albania during World War II, has revealed a thriving underwater ecosystem. This shipwreck has become a habitat for various marine species, including rare Mediterranean monk seals. The findings highlight the importance of protecting marine environments and show how nature can thrive even in places with a complex history.

Based on reporting from Smithsonian Magazine. Read the original story →