RMS Scotia (Wreck)
About RMS Scotia (Wreck)
The RMS Scotia was originally a British passenger liner and paddle steamer, once known for fast westbound transatlantic crossings. It later operated as a twin-screw cable layer after being converted in 1879. The site is home to a wide variety of reef fish, with white-tip and black-tip sharks often seen, along with green sea turtles.
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Aquatic Life
A wide range of reef fish are present, and sightings commonly include whitetip and blacktip reef sharks as well as green sea turtles.
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