Forgotten at the bottom of the North Sea, the metal wreckage of ships and submarines of the times of the world wars has turned into a real environmental mine of slow action. The metal rots, and poison comes out from the inside out, which is actively absorbed by local living organisms.
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Forgotten at the bottom of the North Sea, the metal wreckage of ships and submarines of the times of the world wars has turned into a real environmental mine of slow action. The metal rots, and poison comes out from the inside out, which is actively absorbed by local living organisms.