British Loyalty (Wreck)
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This 5583 ton British oil tanker actually sunk twice! Once it got recovered and repaired and after getting torpedoed the second time, it got removed and was finally towed to its final position and sunk by British gunfire on the 5th January 1946 in Addu Atoll.
The coral growth on this shipwreck is excellent, attracting a lot of marine life and acting as shelter for juvenile fish.
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Wrasse
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Hawksbill Turtle
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Angelfish
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Butterfly Fish
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Parrotfish
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Surgeonfish
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Triggerfish
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