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Florida Sinks SS United States In Gulf Of Mexico To Protect The Environment, And I'm Sorry, But That's Just Too Many Jokes

The 990-foot-long ship is now the world's largest artificial reef to provide shelter for local marine life in the wake of human-caused coral reef decimation.

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Florida Sinks SS United States In Gulf Of Mexico To Protect The Environment, And I'm Sorry, But That's Just Too Many Jokes
The 990-foot-long ship is now the world's largest artificial reef to provide shelter for local marine life in the wake of human-caused coral reef decimation.
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