Explore the shipwreck on the seabed of Malta, which is more than 100 meters long and broken into two parts.

This shipwreck near the Blue Hole in Malta. It is the largest shipwreck in Malta, with a length of more than 100 meters. It is like a giant sculpture hidden in the deep sea, lying quietly on the seabed. As I approached the bow of the ship, I couldn't help but think of the Titanic. The huge outline of the hull slowly emerged from the water, and the shocking feeling made people hold their breath. And when I saw it broken into two parts in the middle, I didn't know what kind of twists and turns this ship had experienced in the rough waves. Although the dust of history has covered up its former splendor, surrounded by sea water, it appears more magnificent and tragic. As a novice diver, it is a luxury to want to see this sunken ship. If you want to completely observe this sunken ship, you need at least 2 bottles of oxygen, so I have some regrets. In the deep sea, the colors become monotonous, and the deep and shallow blue-green gradually drowns out all the details, and a strange and mysterious atmosphere comes oncoming. Less clear, but more mysterious than ever. One day, I will return to these waters again, bring more oxygen, explore every detail of this sunken ship more calmly, and feel the silence of that era.