in time, as if the ocean had chosen to preserve what it could.
And the Titanic itself? A giant slowly disappearing.
The wreck of the Titanic is not static: it evolves from year to year. Experts observe that it is being transformed by specialized microorganisms that attack the metal. This natural process gradually weakens the structure, to the point that some believe that in a few decades, all that will remain will be a field of rusty traces scattered across the seabed.
Again, nothing mysterious: it’s simply underwater life.
Natural
